The fourth installment to Roni Loren's serial is the one
that readers have been anticipating. This is where Cela
learns of Foster's preference and his involvement with The
Ranch, a BDSM club. With the help of her brother, who is
also a member, Cela makes a decision to show Foster that
she is willing to learn his proclivities in order to be
with him.
At this point, I thought there would be an introduction to
BDSM as it is a great opportunity for Foster to show Cela
who he really is. However, Foster resists quite hard when
Cela pushes him. Therefore, I don't think this installment
shows a lot of progress in terms of their relationship
conflict.
Furthermore, decisions weigh on Cela as the looming
deadline approaches. The question is, will she stay or will
she go? As Foster keeps himself distanced emotionally,
Cela's determined personality will have to make an
appearance before Foster realizes just what he may be
giving up.
As you read NOT UNTIL YOU TRUST, you will feel the
frustration
that both Foster and Cela are feeling. There is also a
touch of angst on Foster's side. I think Loren did a good
job of translating those emotions on the page. Both of them
will have to be willing to fight for each other in order to
receive their happily-ever-after.
On the night of her graduation, innocent veterinary student
Cela decides to play a game of Never Have I Ever with the
two hot neighbors she's been quietly crushing on for the
last year. Always the prim and proper student, Cela thinks
she's earned a wild night before she has to move back home
under the watchful gaze of her family. But what starts out
as a simple game is about to take a very sensual turn...
Ian Foster is tired of playing games. With his membership to
The Ranch, an exclusive BDSM resort, and a musician roommate
who brings home groupies with a taste for ménage, Foster has
a life most guys would kill for. But lately, his need for
dominance is no longer satisfied via one–night stands.
He craves the full surrender of one woman—a submissive
of his own.
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