The Dominator (Dominator #1)
- D.D. Prince
- Apr 28, 2017
- 3 min read
Release date-Jan 22nd 2015
dark mafia Romance
Amazon Media
Kindle Edition-576 pages
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Five stars
All opinions are my own
may contain spoilers
In submission there can be freedom... Trigger Warning! Dark romance with scenes with dubious/ non-consent, some bondage, and discipline. For mature audiences only. Right after her high school graduation, Tia O’Connor’s absent father tells her he needs her to save his life by being a marker for a gambling debt for just a few days. Then Tia finds out the truth, that her life is no longer her own, that she’s been chosen to marry the son of a local mafia kingpin, a man whose identity shocks her. Tommy Ferrano likes to play mind games. Tommy likes to play a lot of games. Tia has to obey his rules … or else. Rule 1: He owns her and has full control over her. He wants obedience; he punishes defiance. Rule 2: She needs to keep her mouth shut and reveal nothing to anyone about him. He soon reveals rule #3 to her, revealing his dark, possessive, and depraved sexual side. Tia has to obey in order to survive. Will it break her or will submission bring about a different kind of freedom? Tommy Ferrano never wanted a wife, never even wanted a girlfriend. Women were just a means to an end, a sexual end. Women were always happy to oblige, sometimes too eager, which meant that he had to go over the edge of consent to get what he really wanted, fear then submission. Tommy needs to get married to get control and handed his birthright --- something he’s worked tirelessly for. His father has a specific girl in mind and Tommy isn’t sure why her but the idea of owning a woman wakes up deeper, darker urges in him than ever. The minute he sets eyes on Tia he feels something inside of him shift, change. And as he gets to know her and finds out truths that have been hidden from him, he starts to change even further. What’s his father’s motivation for picking this girl? What’s his father hiding? And how can he get what he wants from her without ruining everything? Ingredients include: profanity, sex, violence, dominating alpha male, blood, pain, love, redemption...
The Dominator By D.D. Prince is the book that first introduced me to this wonderfully talented author, there I was trawling through kindle unlimited when I came across this story and thought hey let's give this a whirl, this sounds like my cup of tea, and boy am I so glad I did. From the moment I picked this up, it was glued to my hand, I just couldn't leave this riveting story alone. The Dominator is one of those stories that grabs you by the throat and won't let go, it's a roller-coaster of a ride where all you can do is hold on tight and prepare to enjoy the turbulent experience this narrative brings. This was re-read for me, on account of the release of Unbound, book 3 in this enthralling series. I wanted to dust off the cobwebs and refresh my old memory. I found it just as compulsive reading as I did the first Read through which in my opinion is a sign of an excellently written piece of fiction. To summarise This is the story of Tommy and Tia who through much uproar and a very rocky start, against all the odds and Tommy's awful behaviour and mood swings manage to fall obsessively, at least on Tommy's Part, hook line and sinker. Now before you say aw !!! The Dominator is far from a pretty hearts and flowers tale. the Dominator is set in the world of organised crime. It's dark, depraved and far from romantic. Tommy is no knight is shining armour, in fact, he's the exact opposite and makes no apologies for this. Despite this Tia strives to accept all of Tommy The light and the Dark, and at least for me, this Makes This saga a more realistic love story as life is all about shades and nobody is fully good or bad. Me, I definitely have a major soft spot for Our Tommy, every time he mouths baby girl I melt into a puddle of goo. So if you want a story that's your going to need therapy for withdrawal after finishing this is the series for you. Give this a go you won't be disappointed it a first-rate read.
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