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Collars and Cuffs: Book Seven
Eli may only be thirty, but he has had enough of pretend submissives. When he spies Jarod in a BDSM club, everything about the man screams submission. So what if Jarod is probably twenty years older than Eli. What does age matter, anyway? All he can see is what he’s always wanted―a sub who wants to serve.
Jarod spent twenty-four years with his Master before Fate took him. Four years on, Jarod is still lost, so when a young Dom takes charge, Jarod rolls with it and finds himself serving again. But he keeps waiting for the other shoe to drop. Because there’s going to come a point when Eli realizes he’s a laughingstock in the club. Who would want to be seen with a fifty-year-old sub?
After several missteps, Eli realizes that in order to find happiness, they will need friends who will understand. At a friend’s insistence, he visits Collars & Cuffs, where they are met with open arms. As they settle in to their new life, Eli begins to see things differently and he dares to think he can have it all. Until a phone call threatens to take it all away….
- Sales Rank: #2648933 in Books
- Published on: 2015-12-21
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.02" h x .55" w x 5.98" l, .79 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 264 pages
Most helpful customer reviews
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Wonderful!
By Tk Paige
This series is wonderful and this is probably one of my absolute favorite books in it. It was very enlightening to see the age difference in reverse so to speak. In most of the BDSM books I have read with significant age differences it was almost always the Dom who was older and more experienced. Not here.
Jarod is very sweet and so strong in his own, understated way. Yes, he was lost after he lost his Master but he tried to start over. Several times. The way he was ridiculed by others over his age was heartbreaking and illustrated just how off the mark many people are with their views of this lifestyle.
Eli started off in the doghouse with me. He was self centered in the way he viewed the clubs he was going to. He looked down on 'Pretenders' and I understood that in a way. My problem was how he wouldn't try to improve anything, he just complained about it, never realizing he was part of the problem.
However, Eli's saving grace was how he took one look at Jarod and saw the man and submissive, not an age. He immediately claims Jarod but in the days that follow he proves just how lacking as a Dom he is. He is selfish, but it is because of immaturity, not a true lack of heart. I adored how his friend read him the riot act over his failure to consider Jarod's needs beyond submission.
And when Eli stepped up to the plate I was 100% a fan. He shined in his efforts to correct his mistakes and become the Dom Jarod deserved.
When Jarod has a health crisis Eli proves once again that he can and will be exactly what Jarod needs. The authors handled the aftermath of it wonderfully. Five months ago, my husband suffered the same thing(he did recover too) and reading the emotions and reactions during and after the crisis rang very true.
I think one of my favorite things about this series is the way the couples bond with each other. Jarod and Peter have valid concerns about the age differences with their partners, each on opposite sides of the issue and they talk about it honestly. Peter knows he will most likely lose Thomas many years before his own time. Jarod is dealing with the likelihood that he will leave Eli to grieve for him just as his first master did to him. It is not glossed over and the way they take comfort that their friends will be there to help each partner left behind in grief is absolutely beautiful.
i received an ARC from the author for an honest review
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
like a lorry driver
By elle
This story is all about casting off labels and stereotypes I usually come across in BDSM books.
A fifty year old man can't sub to a thirty year old Dom. A Dom doesn't make mistakes; he has all the answers. A Dom isn't usually a working class hero, like a lorry driver. A Dom doesn't kneel at his sub's feet nor does he cry in his arms.
Nonsense.
I won't proclaim myself a BDSM expert, far from it. But I do believe that this book gets it. Not just the sex and the scenes (which is not how Jarod and Eli start their relationship, these will come later), but the lifestyle itself.
Jarod is one amazing man. He lost his Master and now he doesn't belong anywhere. Eli wants a sub to make him whole.
Their connection is instant, but this is not insta love. From the moment Eli sees Jarod kneeling on the floor, from the moment Jarod hears Eli's voice whispering in his ear, they know they are a perfect match. And because they both want it so bad, they act impulsively.
But Eli is a brave man and owns his mistakes. And he just won't let Jarod get away from him, no matter what.
This was my favorite book from the series and I can't recommend it highly enough.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Secured a spot on my favourites list. Wonderful!
By Sinfully
I didn’t think I could like another couple in this series as much as Alex and Leo from An Unlocked Heart. Peter and Thomas (Trusting Thomas) came very close, but K.C. Wells and Parker Williams proved me so wrong with how much I fell in love with Jarod and Eli. Age differences abound in the series but now the roles are reversed with sub Jarod 20 years Eli’s senior.
First, the cover is just beautiful. It reminds me of the first time Eli sees Jarod, kneeling in the club amongst the younger “subs”. Jarod is still grieving the unexpected death of his Master and lover Phillip four years ago. They were together for 24 years and Jarod is lost in his grief and depression, wandering around their large home and keeping it as he did for his Master. Even his mother urges him to get back out and find someone to serve. Jarod knows he is “too old” for the clubs, especially since he is truly looking for someone to serve, though he gives it a try and returns to Spitfire, the club he used to go with Phillip. Over the years he’s been away, the scene has changed so much. The younger subs are different and both the Doms and subs are scornful and mean, ignoring or ridiculing him. Eli, however, sees perfection. Eli is 30 and is looking for a true sub to serve him. He is tired of the way the club has changed and the subs that are there just for recreation. When he sees Jarod’s hopefulness dashed by a Dom, he goes for it and takes him home.
While Eli is enthusiastic and serious about wanting a sub to serve him, he is not very good in the execution, leaving for work early the next morning with Jarod at his house receiving no real instructions or attention to his needs. Having never had a sub for more than play, Eli really doesn’t know what to do. Luckily he has his friend Ben (from Someone to Keep Me) to give him guidance. Ben knows what Eli is looking for and has been trying to get Eli to come to Collars & Cuffs for some time now, but it is not until a horrifying experience when he brings Jarod back to Spitfire that Eli takes Ben’s invitation.
“I held on to him tightly. He was mine, and I’d be damned if I would lose him.”
This moment is a turning point for both men and we are treated to seeing Jarod find a place where he is accepted and he can be himself. I’ll admit while Ben and Scott’s story wasn’t my favorite of the series, Ben seems to be wiser from his experiences and was a great support to Eli, while his sub, Scott, finds something special in the relationship he develops with Jarod.
Jarod’s grief and need for a connection just broke my heart. Shattered it. The authors did such a good job in getting across his feelings of hope and despair, I was lost in it. Jarod not only has to deal with his grief, but he also finds he is facing some new issues revolving around the large age difference between Eli and himself. Jarod has so much to overcome, I found it fitting that Eli is relatively “uncomplicated”. While he needs help learning how to be a good Dom for Jarod, he has no major hang-ups or serious outside issues so he is able to fully commit to their relationship and his own growth as Jarod’s Dom.
While Jarod’s passion is service, he and Eli also explore a variety of kinks including sounding and wax play. Their connection is palpable, whether it’s a tender loving moment or one of the intense, kinky demonstrations or scenes, these two burn up the pages with their chemistry.
It wasn’t just the scenes between Eli and Jarod that pulled on my heart though and without spoiling anything, I found myself completely broken by a scene between Jarod and one of the young subs late in the book (when you read it you’ll know it). While a lot of Jarod’s story is heartbreaking, he really does come back to life at Collars & Cuffs. There is also happiness and joy as Jarod finds that his age isn’t always the barrier he thinks it is and he soon holds a special place with the subs we’ve come to know throughout the series.
I know I’ve mentioned a lot of the prior books, and all the characters show up here, but if you haven’t read them yet, you can jump in here if you just can’t wait to read the rest of the books. Both Jarod and Eli are new to the series and their story can be read on its own, though regular readers will have more of an appreciation for all the secondary characters, especially Peter who has come so far since his first appearance.
I can’t say enough about the wonderful job K.C. Wells and Parker Williams did with this story. It was beautiful on so many levels and has secured a spot on my favorites list. After Jarod and Eli’s happy ending is secured, there is a brief set up for what will be the final story in the series, and I know as much as I’m looking forward to that book, I’m really going to miss this group of characters. That’s what re-reads are for though, right?
Reviewed by Debra for Sinfully Sexy Book Reviews
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