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Title: An Unlocked Mind
Series: Secrets Book #2
Author: K.C. Wells & Parker Williams
Genre: M/M Romance Light BDSM
Release Date: December 11, 2017
Rob Daniels is determined to prove to himself that his brother Alex got it wrong.
Alex believes he found love through BDSM; Rob is certain that’s not possible. He even makes several visits to a London club to prove his point. But when he attends the grand opening of Secrets, Rob gets a shock, one that has him fleeing, vowing never to return—until he does… and runs into the brick wall that is Dom Vic Prentiss.
As first meetings go, theirs is a disaster.
The more time he spends around Rob, the more convinced Vic becomes of two things—one, something is eating away at Rob, and two, he’s looking for something.
Every instinct tells Vic to help him, but trying to unlock the secrets hidden in Rob’s mind requires a key. All Vic has to do is find it.
Because maybe then he’ll get to see the real Rob, the man who’s scared to let go….
Every instinct tells Vic to help him, but trying to unlock the secrets hidden in Rob’s mind requires a key. All Vic has to do is find it.
Because maybe then he’ll get to see the real Rob, the man who’s scared to let go….
I love K.C. Wells. K.C Wells and Parker Williams together makes for a dynamic writing duo. An Unlocked Mind is proof of that.
Rob Daniels is a character you love to hate and hate to love. His actions don't do him any favors, however, unlike many I didn't hate him too much. I figured there was something buried deep deep down in there that would make up for some of those times he was a complete jerk, not all but some. Some of the things he said or thought in regards to his brother Alex made me roll my eyes and almost hope he didn't find his peace, because I love Alex. But find his peace he did, in the very patient and lovable Vic.
Vic was exactly what Rob needed, even if it took a little while for him to figure that out. He was patient and caring and didn't stop until he proved to both Rob and himself that they could make something work. I hated how Rob acted and treated Vic at certain points. I know it was because he didn't understand or want to understand what was happening between them, but Vic didn't deserve it.The two of them together didn't make much sense at first, but that is the beauty of it. That is what made them work because they had to work at it.
Unlocking what was buried inside Rob, what he refused to see for the longest time was beautiful. Seeing him come to his realizations, seeing him let go, seeing him get put in his place so to speak, it made for a very entertaining and likeable read. I can't say Rob became a favorite character of mine, but I understood him, and it's because I understood him that I was looking forward to see if he had any redeeming qualities. Turns out he did.
I look forward to the next great K.C. Well and Parker Williams book.
-Abri
Rob Daniels is a character you love to hate and hate to love. His actions don't do him any favors, however, unlike many I didn't hate him too much. I figured there was something buried deep deep down in there that would make up for some of those times he was a complete jerk, not all but some. Some of the things he said or thought in regards to his brother Alex made me roll my eyes and almost hope he didn't find his peace, because I love Alex. But find his peace he did, in the very patient and lovable Vic.
Vic was exactly what Rob needed, even if it took a little while for him to figure that out. He was patient and caring and didn't stop until he proved to both Rob and himself that they could make something work. I hated how Rob acted and treated Vic at certain points. I know it was because he didn't understand or want to understand what was happening between them, but Vic didn't deserve it.The two of them together didn't make much sense at first, but that is the beauty of it. That is what made them work because they had to work at it.
Unlocking what was buried inside Rob, what he refused to see for the longest time was beautiful. Seeing him come to his realizations, seeing him let go, seeing him get put in his place so to speak, it made for a very entertaining and likeable read. I can't say Rob became a favorite character of mine, but I understood him, and it's because I understood him that I was looking forward to see if he had any redeeming qualities. Turns out he did.
I look forward to the next great K.C. Well and Parker Williams book.
-Abri
K.C. Wells started writing in 2012, although the idea of writing a novel had been in her head since she was a child. But after reading that first gay romance in 2009, she was hooked.
She now writes full time, and the line of men in her head, clamouring to tell their story, is getting longer and longer. If the frequent visits by plot bunnies are anything to go by, that’s not about to change anytime soon.
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