Leigh's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 4.5 STARS 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 As a former CIA assassin and right hand man to a powerful and wealthy business entrepreneur, Sawyer Morrison has always been a forceful and dominant presence, exuding power and control. But what he craves is to be a Dominant in private. Guided by his friend and now business partner Dylan Young, as well as several other mentors, both submissive and Dominant, Sawyer embarks on a journey to become the man he feels he was destined to be. 
 This is not the typical story of a submissive exploring their nature and learning to accept who they are. Instead, it is told from the point of view of the Dominant, and shows the struggle that he goes through to accept what is in his nature, however unexpected or shocking his desires turn out to be. It shows Sawyer exploring the depths of Dominance to discover the true man that he is and to embrace what it is that he requires to make him whole. 
 And the "Domly One" is just amazing. As a Dominant, Sawyer shows true depth as a considerate, caring, protective and thoughtful Dom. He shows the power and sexiness that we are exposed to when we first met him in earlier books, and the writing is just steamy and sexy and hot. As is Sir. 
 Although this book can be read as a stand alone, Sawyer was first introduced in Ella Dominguez's The Art of D/s series. For those unfamiliar with this trilogy, it is the story of Dylan and Isabel, and aside from being a completely erotic read, is the perfect prelude to Becoming Sir. Getting to know this couple and then seeing how their relationship has grown just enhanced the experience of reading this book, which was pretty fantastic to begin with!