I think I stumbled onto this from some kind of erotica list, I don't remember. It's definitely not erotica as the sex scenes are not that much different from what you might find in a Stephen King or James Patterson novel. I'd have liked a little more on that front but that's ok! 
 It's a dystopic thriller/mystery type of story that I was actually not at all expecting given the title but it was pretty good. I'd figured out the "who done it" almost immediately but given that I usually do, that wasn't such a big deal. 
 I would have loved to have the relationship between the protagonist and the antagonist explored further but I see this is a #1 so I'm anxious to read the next in the series and see if it continues and maybe gets a little more detailed. I hope so because this author created some really interesting characters. I also liked that nowhere in this story did things turn sweet and sappy. 
 All too often lately I've found I'm reading books (even the ones that are published professionally) full of spelling and grammatical errors and though I think I did notice one or two this book doesn't seem to have suffered that same fate and that alone was refreshing! 
 I definitely enjoyed the exploration of D/s while the characters remained true to what the author had first presented us. This one was definitely worth the read.