Review of Escape by PJ Adams

Escape: A Club Extraordinaire BDSM romance

This is a story about Julie, whom is trying to get over a break up with a boyfriend. During that time, she starts going back to a club they used to go to and gets a minor obsession with a mysterious man there. During the obsession, she meets a nice guy who slowly tries to get closer to her. I really liked this story and the way Julie handles everything. What makes this story different from others I've read that are similar is Julie and her knowledge/exploration of her wants and needs. She is a strong woman, so this is a bit of a different aspect than what one would think with the topic of BDSM. I really enjoyed this story and look forward to reading more from this author.

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