IT IS RAPE.So this heroine is seduced, tricked, coaxed and chemically disabled. The author has a drug delivered trans dermally, via her mucous membrane, rather than by a drink. That's a different way of drugging, and her will was altered. Even so she asks to be released. AND IS REFUSED. That's Rape.She did consent to come to a party, a sale of sex toys and she did come by herself to a BDSM venue. So did she "ask for it"? She "let them" claims the perpetrator of the rape. BUT at the door she is directed to a different place, and locked in. She is trying to leave when two men enter and offer her a massage. She (foolishly? or naively ) agrees. That's when the drug is administered. Then she is chained in a dungeon.The "Dom" refuses to let her go. He penetrates her with his fingers. Her forces an orgasm. He KNOWS that she has been drugged. I stopped reading here.SO, I paid for a book where BDSM is promised, but what I got was a description of a rape. NOT ACCEPTABLE. And because I didn't read the book immediately, I can't return it.Most people fear having drugs put in their drinks and are wary of that. This is a diabolical way of drugging a victim. For any of us who have experienced force used against their will, this book will be difficult to endure.Color me frustrated and disgusted.
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