Review: Ruby's Ashes - Bebe Harlow and Tressa Rabbit (R18 Series)

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Ruby's Ashes

Review: Ruby's Ashes - Book #2 Smouldering Ruby Series - Bebe Harlow and Tressa Rabbit - September 2018
At first, I was a bit confused, but that's when I realized that this was Book #2 of the series, in saying that you can catch the gist of the story by only reading this book. Now that I've finished Book #2 I will be going back to read Book #1 though. In this one, Ruby has returned to her master, and this pleases him, yet he will try not to show it and will try and break her for her to become his perfect submissive like Maid whom has her lips sewn. In a way, Nathan reminded me of Benny from Ker Dukey's series Pretty Little Dolls as he has a collection of females that he is training to be sold in his Honey Hole collection. Ruby's Ashes is not for the faint-hearted as it not only contains BDSM at a high level but also swearing, strong sexual contexts and murder - lots of blood and gore. Ruby's Ashes is not just a delve into the BDSM world but also a Horror. It has the BDSM of Normandie Alleman's Webmaster series and the Horror of Ker Dukey's Pretty Little Dolls Series. Ruby's Ashes is a R18 series.




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