S.E.X. Review~ Pansy's Passion~ Skye Michaels

Fashion designer Pansy Nicholas and Billie Crockett can't seem to be in the same room together without fireworks. Pansy is constantly being thrown into the company of smart-ass, annoying Billie Crockett, keyboard man for the Dark Place band. Billie is the sexiest man she's ever met, and he has wanted to take command of Pansy since the first time he saw her. Pansy's Fashion Week debut is jeopardized when a member of the Capriccio crime family tries to muscle into her business. Billie steps up to solve the problem, but refuses to tell Pansy how he worked it out. After Fashion Week and the band's six-city tour, Billie and Pansy take a trip to The Black Dahlia BDSM Hotel on Fort Lauderdale Beach. Things are great until Pansy makes a fatal mistake and all hell breaks loose in their relationship. Neither will budge. Their short-lived romance is on the rocks for good. Can this relationship be saved in spite of two stubborn people who love each other?

Pansy’s Passion took me on an emotional roller coaster of trials & tribulation for main characters Pansy and Billie—one that I was not sure where it would end. Skye Michaels captured my attention with secondary characters from Melodie's Song and delivered their own dynamite tale that was well worth the read.

Pansy and Billie have been at odds ever since they first met. Drawn to each other physically, yet emotionally unsure—that is until they decide to take the plunge and see where the attraction leads them.

I adored Pansy’s self-assured attitude, all-the-while allowing for her submissiveness to surface. Billie, although a Dom, was not overbearing and his love for friends and Pansy emanated through Ms. Michaels’ portrayal of his demeanor.

Ms. Michaels The Black Dahlia Hotel has become one of my favorite series. Carefully written, each book can be read as a standalone, but together they pack a punch that should be fully experienced.

Book provided by author/publisher in exchange for an honest review

Definite S.E.X.

A five handcuff review