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Hand and Glove: The Path (A Boner Book)

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This story is of the evolution of a cocky, street smart hustler,with an attitude and an ego into a true submissive slave. He is a petty thief,a con artist and supposed 'top'; who is known for his brutalization of bottoms till he tires of them - then walks away.
He decides he want to 'bottom' for a Master he knows about and is given a chance. He knows Master Hunter is wealthy and looks forward to a life of leisure as a slave in his household.
But his attitude are no match for this Master and Castle Enterprises as he realizes too late, after signing a contract he felt didn't need reading.
Excellent exploration through extreme cruelty and unbelievable brutality of this young man's psyche and how his childhood sexual abuse brought him to a point of no return.
Treated as a slave of the past he is put to hard labour,beaten,starved,whipped,bound,gagged and submitted to tortuous,sensory deprivation, and kicked in order to TRY to learn lessons in complete obediance, and subservience.
This story took the reader on a journey with this young man in the lessons of total submissions.
More than I expected and was pleasantly surprised.

"Hand And Glove: The Path" is the first part of a trilogy about Master Bruce Hunter and his enterprise where men and women discover their destinies. This is a meaty first installment, taking kink and SM to outrageous levels. An egomaniacal former titleholder tries to learn the rules of submission and can't quite release the ego that would give him the freedom he seeks.

The result is that he gets trapped in the clutches of backwater police whom are all too eager to make him suffer for his poor choices until his ultimate rescue. But that is just the first segment of this trilogy's installment, as he must learn the path to submission and discover the course to the greater good. In the final half of "H&G: The Path," the slave discovers what it is like to work as a team, to find the depths of the soul and the apex of surrender.

This book is making me hungry for more. I want to see what becomes of Beuna Vista and Castle Enterprises. I want to know if the street ego of slave 9-745 can subjugate his own past and maintain his loyalty, or will his rebellious nature find him at odds with Master Hunter? What forms of pain/pleasure can these twisted minds direct towards each other? Did you enjoy "Carried Away," "Mr. Benson" or "The Marketplace" series? Then you're going to have a hard time putting this one down.

I enjoyed reading this book because I know the Author. He is a great person and His Book reflects that. I can not wait to read the other books in this trilogy.