Author: Bey Deckard
Book: Exposed
Self Published
Publication date: March 14, 2017
Length: 280 pages
Reviewed by Erin
Synopsis
Themes: age gap, daddy kink
With middle-age looming, Greg offsets his boring day job with what truly feeds his soul: photography. The camera is an extension of himself where he exposes his passion for the intersect of pleasure and pain. However, the lens also acts as a barrier, protecting his subjects from the shameful mistakes of his past, and Greg is left isolated and lonely.
Emyr stands on the cusp of fame, but adulation and abuse are both eroding his confidence, and one night, at the river’s edge, he seeks solace in the rain, hoping to hide his tears.
The photographer and the virgin rock star share an accidental connection on that dark, drizzly night. When Greg invites Emyr back to his hotel room, no strings attached, the young man should have bolted. Instead, an odd sense of trust allows him to follow Greg’s lead.
When the camera comes out, Emyr learns the stage isn’t the only place he loves to perform as Greg touches something inside him that rarely awakens. Faced with a beautiful, talented boy whose soul is as lonely as his own, will Greg be able to face his past and come to terms with it, or will he run from the connection he so desperately desires?
Review
Bey Deckard
is a new to me author (always a scary thing to try!) but when I read a
blurb that mentions age gap PLUS daddy kink? Well, I knew this was a
book I had to check out. Throw in a bad boy rock star and I was all in
from the word go. Exposed is a sweet love story with some kink mixed in
to spice it up, and I was thoroughly entertained from beginning to end.
Greg and Emyr were such engaging, complex characters who are both a
little broken and cross paths one rainy evening in London. Neither
imagines the romance that would develop from a spur of the moment
invitation from Greg to Emry to come up to his hotel room for a beer,
but what follows is a deep and true love.
From
the very first interaction you can feel the connection between these
two. They open up in ways they've never done before and once Greg has
Emyr sighted through his camera lens, well, things get interesting,
quick. I really like what Bey did with the camera and the questions ...
and how it connected so perfectly to the title. While Greg is
photographing Emyr, Emyr is more exposed than he's ever been in his
young life. He opens himself up, not just by being naked, but with his
honesty. It was quite intimate and very moving. Yes there is a rather
large age difference between Greg and Emyr--more than 20 years--but
don't let that scare you. Don't let the mention of daddy kink scare you
either. The kink aspect of the book is on the light side, and with the
exception of Emyr calling Greg "Daddy", the sex scenes are more erotic
and romantic than hardcore.
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