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Whispers
Charlotte is more than happy to offer her master her body, her blood and her submission. But her mind is her own, if he really is listening in on her thoughts, he has to stop – Right now!
As soon as Zachariah feeds from Charlotte's blood, he begins to hear her thoughts whispering into his mind. A rare blood bond forms between them and Zachariah is thrilled. He's sure the bond and his new insights into Charlotte's mind will solve all their problems.
Charlotte was ready for her master's bite to hurt – she was looking forward to it. She thought she was ready for anything else too, but she wasn't ready to let her master into her mind. The bond isn't the solution to anything. The bond is the problem.
Zachariah has to solve a whole new set of problems if he's going to prove he's the master Charlotte's always wanted, and Charlotte has to learn to do something she's never done before – trust a master with her mind.
As soon as Zachariah feeds from Charlotte's blood, he begins to hear her thoughts whispering into his mind. A rare blood bond forms between them and Zachariah is thrilled. He's sure the bond and his new insights into Charlotte's mind will solve all their problems.
Charlotte was ready for her master's bite to hurt – she was looking forward to it. She thought she was ready for anything else too, but she wasn't ready to let her master into her mind. The bond isn't the solution to anything. The bond is the problem.
Zachariah has to solve a whole new set of problems if he's going to prove he's the master Charlotte's always wanted, and Charlotte has to learn to do something she's never done before – trust a master with her mind.
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First published January 1, 2010
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Kim Dare
160 books1,516 followersKim is a thirty-three year old bisexual submissive from Wales (UK). First published in 2008, she has since released almost 100 BDSM erotic romance titles ranging from short stories to full length novels. Having worked with a host of fantastic e-publishers, she has just moved into self publishing.
While she has occasionally ventured towards other pairings, Kim's first love is still, and probably always will be, Male/Male stories. But, no matter what the pairing, from paranormal to contemporary, and from the sweet to the intense, everything she writes will always feature three things - Kink, Love and a Happy Ending.
While she has occasionally ventured towards other pairings, Kim's first love is still, and probably always will be, Male/Male stories. But, no matter what the pairing, from paranormal to contemporary, and from the sweet to the intense, everything she writes will always feature three things - Kink, Love and a Happy Ending.
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September 4, 2011
Not one of my favorites. For five dollars on a Kindle edition there wasn't much here. Characters were extremely shallow, as in I didn't feel like I got to know much about either one of them, not even a good visual for what they looked like. But for that matter, not much was given for setting either. A little more description to go with the bed and blanket would have been nice. I wanted to know more about where she came from and how she ended up becoming his slave. For an erotica, the sex wasn't particularly exciting. I've read many straight romances with a lot more zing to it than this. Though there was a lot of room for improvement in order for this story to be judged a decent erotic novel, with a little more attention to detail it might have made a decent short story. As is, I'm afraid it's one I'll probably soon forget. If I bite the bullet and try another one by Kim Dare, for five bucks I'll likely end up trying to borrow a copy.
July 29, 2018
No background. No world building. Not much story. Not much D/s. Bad sex.
July 16, 2021
I was annoyed. Through mind link, her thoughts, one word, sometimes two. I quit reading during chapter 1. Because I also had other issues.
November 27, 2017
Zachariah loves his submissive, Charlotte, but he knows there are things she’s holding back. The Dom vampire also knows that, if he feeds from Charlotte, there’s a chance a blood bond will form and he’ll be able to read her thoughts. When Charlotte is ready, Zachariah bites her. To his delight, a blood bond does form. But instead of solving their problems, the bond adds to them…
Charlotte was prepared for the pain of her master’s bite. In fact, she craves more pain than her master has given her so far, though she will never admit it. In Charlotte’s view, a submissive’s only private place is her mind – and she is not at all happy when she discovers that Zachariah can now read hers. She doesn’t want Zachariah to know her thoughts, to see her mistakes, and now it’s all laid bare to him. Charlotte trusts Zachariah with her body, but can she give him that same trust him when it comes to her mind?
Whispers possesses all the tenderness and eroticism of a light, sensual brush of skin. Kim Dare has delivered a beautiful story of trust and love, care and concern, submission and domination. Zachariah captured my interest from the very beginning, not just with his preternatural sex appeal, but more due to the fact that his devotion and love for Charlotte is absolute. He wants nothing more than to break through her barriers so they can have the kind of life together that both will be one hundred percent happy with. The problem is, Charlotte has certain misconceptions about what submission means that prevent her from being truly honest with Zachariah. The blood bond helps Zachariah to hear what Charlotte truly wants, but more importantly it helps him to learn that he and Charlotte need to communicate better. I loved that he didn’t take advantage of his knowledge, but used it to help their relationship grow. Charlotte, in turn, grew on me over the course of the book. Ms. Dare did a fantastic job of slowly revealing Charlotte’s different layers. Individually, Charlotte and Zachariah were interesting characters. As a pair, they were wonderfully entertaining.
Whispers is a truly lovely story that is engaging from beginning to end. The only downside to listening to Whispers as opposed to reading it was that the “whispers” of Charlotte’s thoughts that came through the bond sounded a bit melodramatic. This pulled me out of the story a bit, but ultimately didn’t detract from my enjoyment of Whispers.
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Charlotte was prepared for the pain of her master’s bite. In fact, she craves more pain than her master has given her so far, though she will never admit it. In Charlotte’s view, a submissive’s only private place is her mind – and she is not at all happy when she discovers that Zachariah can now read hers. She doesn’t want Zachariah to know her thoughts, to see her mistakes, and now it’s all laid bare to him. Charlotte trusts Zachariah with her body, but can she give him that same trust him when it comes to her mind?
Whispers possesses all the tenderness and eroticism of a light, sensual brush of skin. Kim Dare has delivered a beautiful story of trust and love, care and concern, submission and domination. Zachariah captured my interest from the very beginning, not just with his preternatural sex appeal, but more due to the fact that his devotion and love for Charlotte is absolute. He wants nothing more than to break through her barriers so they can have the kind of life together that both will be one hundred percent happy with. The problem is, Charlotte has certain misconceptions about what submission means that prevent her from being truly honest with Zachariah. The blood bond helps Zachariah to hear what Charlotte truly wants, but more importantly it helps him to learn that he and Charlotte need to communicate better. I loved that he didn’t take advantage of his knowledge, but used it to help their relationship grow. Charlotte, in turn, grew on me over the course of the book. Ms. Dare did a fantastic job of slowly revealing Charlotte’s different layers. Individually, Charlotte and Zachariah were interesting characters. As a pair, they were wonderfully entertaining.
Whispers is a truly lovely story that is engaging from beginning to end. The only downside to listening to Whispers as opposed to reading it was that the “whispers” of Charlotte’s thoughts that came through the bond sounded a bit melodramatic. This pulled me out of the story a bit, but ultimately didn’t detract from my enjoyment of Whispers.
Reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed
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