THIRTY DAYS
That’s all Adam Steinbeck demands of his wife.
Thirty days in a remote cottage, doing everything
he demands. After that, he’ll sign her divorce papers and give her complete
ownership of their company.
THIRTY DAYS
That’s how long he has to rediscover the man he
once was. The Dominant Master he hid when he fell in love with her five years
ago.
THIRTY DAYS
She wants the business they built badly enough to
go to the cottage for a month. Cut off ties to the world and do his bidding.
She can submit to him with her body, but her heart will never yield.
She thinks this is his pathetic attempt to repair
their marriage.
She’s wrong.
This was a new
spin on a wife asking for a divorce and the husband making certain stipulations
for the divorce to go through. Even though Diana feels that this 30 day request
from Adam is an attempt to have her fall back in love with him, Adam has other
intentions.
While the sex and
BDSM scenes were hot, I had a hard time getting in to their dynamic. I felt
like Adam kept saying he loved his wife, but I couldn’t feel it. As the story
went on, I did see why he kept her away from this lifestyle and in his mind,
why the two had to be separate.
Unfortunately,
Diana never really had a choice of which side she would fall on. During the 30
days, her eyes and mind open up to different avenues, but it almost seemed like
it was too late for them, despite Adam loving Diana so fiercely.
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