Review: Call Me Sugar by Lacee Hightower

Description:

My first love. My first lust. Fourteen years later, my feelings haven’t changed. But it’s not that simple...

I’m right back where I said I’d never be. Living in the house I was raised in, giving up an action-filled job in the city to return to a town that’s emptier than a tomb, working in a place that once made my skin crawl. All for a boy I lusted for who turned me down flat, and another that I loved who walked away with my virginity.

But things aren’t as they seem.

Keith Ryker and Jason Lee are no longer boys … and love one another.

Can I forget the pain of the past?

Can this small, judgmental neck of the woods embrace my choices?

Can the secrets of yesterday become the foundation of tomorrow? Or will they crucify me against Springhill, Texas all over again?

I want two men. Is that wrong? Is it immoral? Probably. But I’ll fight until the end for the men I love. And if that’s wrong, then I don’t want to be right.

                                                        My opinion:
                             I received a copy in exchange for an honest review

Call Me Sugar is a BDSM MMF romance that is focused on the unconventional love among three friends: Keith Ryker, Jason Lee and Jennifer Boylan. They grew up in Springhill, a small town in Texas, in their teenage years their friendship was growing into something more. In their last year of high school, they discovered the Dominance/submissive world but since it was something strange and frowned upon they couldn't figure out how to embrace it and live together.

The story alternates between past and present and highlights the power of their feelings over the years and their fears of facing the unknown. Guilt has a big role in the story along with forgiveness and let's not forget about the secrets. It's filled with so many raw, passionate and tearful scenes. The chemistry between the characters was off the charts and so was the hotness of the adult scenes.

You go through an emotional roller coaster while reading this book. Even though the plot is simple the power of the words holds you captive until the last page. I am impressed by it and I will rate it with 4.5 stars. I can't wait for the next one.