Master Zane's Boys

I would have liked Master Zane even if this wasn't an M/M/M Romance. He was simply a sweet, caring individual that does everything he possibly can to give the BDSM community a safe place for the people that want to practice that lifestyle. He’s justifiably upset to know there’s a sadistic predator somewhere out there who wants to hurt and even kill, subs. He himself has a sweet "boy/little" of his own, Ryan. Ryan works at the shelter, where one night on his way home, he finds Tyrese, (Ty) outside in the cold. Ryan is compassionate, so he is naturally heartbroken with this find. He decides to take TY to a coffee shop to warm up and find out what has happened that he's outside in the freezing wet cold instead of in the safe, warm show more shelter. Ty has had a rough life that came complete with racists and homophobes, plus he has just escaped his abusive partner, so now he has absolutely nothing, no job, no home, and worse... no hope left for his future. Ryan knows Master Zane would never turn anyone out whether they were gay or straight, so home he goes with Ty in tow. Ty doesn't completely understand Ryan and Master Zane's relationship or the BDSM lifestyle that they live...but their kindness alone is more than he has ever had in his entire life, and he wants more of it desperately. All he's ever known was being horrible abused by his parents and brutely controlled by his ex that he was running and trying to hide from. As it turns out his ex was a very powerful man that had mob connections and is determined to find his "property"...namely, Ty. Ty soon realizes that he has to tell Master Zane and Ryan all he knows about his ex if he hopes to ever have their help, much less their love. The BDSM aspects are all done very well, and the harmonious atmosphere was palpable. The Daddy/boy parts were beautifully portrayed, decent, and all consensual. Zane was not only a caring "Daddy", but an outstanding human being. I liked that the heavier parts were more secondary, and the romance front and center. But then, I have come to expect nothing less from Morticia Knight. show less