First and foremost, this book would benefit greatly from a good editor. There are glaring mistakes through the book, examples as shown here:
"The car stopping under the shaded front of the beautiful compound brought him out of his thoughts. A young woman wearing a collar and a diaphanous black brazier and thong that hid nothing opened immediately his door. As soon as he had exited the car, she shut the door and slid into a kneeling position at his feet."
"He wrapped her in a soft blanket and held her on his lap, a chair murmuring to her softly while she woke up."
I've never worn a portable heater, or put someone into subspace enough that they hallucinate talking furniture. Perhaps I'm lacking at this BDSM thing.
I blame that multiple colors book for copycat tomes of a young girl, stalker billionaire, and minimal knowledge about kink, clubs, or D/s protocol. While I could expound at length at the various cringe-worthy bits, here's a short list of my least favorite bits:
* Stalking someone still isn't sexy, no matter how rich and randy you are.
* Clubs don't assign trainers. That's treading awfully close to that prostitution line.
* From being at events, I can guarantee that nutrition and exercise are not mandatory for subs. Sorry to ruin the illusion.
* Character names shouldn't change mid-conversation. A bit disorienting.