Re-read in March 2013. 
 Cara McKenna has a way of writing characters & sex that is just so stunningly real, that it's just magic. I really wish this story (as well as Ruin Me, which I also just read - and I will be reading the rest of her books) was longer, because not only was it hot & uniquely honest, but dammed if it didn't have the potential for SO MUCH MORE story with these characters. 
 The prose & characters in this book are so real in the messiest, best ways - it's just a shame we don't get to explore their full journey. This is the kind of story magic that I wish I found waaaaayyyyy more often than I do and it leaves me so hungry for more. 
 Don't let the title fool you, there are no victims here. It's a story about regular, mostly undamaged (meaning yes, sometimes their lives have sucked but they have dealt with it & it doesn't interfere with the story or make them broken. Totally refreshing), people who find that they share a desire to sexual roleplay & in the process start an unexpected romance. Slight kink with the right kind of drama, no overplotting, just believable & multifaceted people telling a story. 
 And hot? LORD YES!