WillowStarlingBTS

I'm always happy adding new authors to my book. The excitement I get lately after finding someone interesting enough for me to keep reading their books is indescribable.

But, I have to say that some authors hold a special place in my heart simply Because of who they are.

So, with a library that contains 12 books. Be aware they are not all Taekook. But, also be happy because all of her upcoming books are Taekook.

Amazing writing skills. Perfect command of English language, with almost no grammatical mistakes.

Story time I guess as always. Most of you who know me,are already familiar with my social & religious background.

And, I used to think that coming from a very closed off society is the reason why I hated certain types of books.

But, when I discovered WillowStarlingBTS world. I also discovered a new part of me. A part that wasn't disgusted,afraid or uncomfortable with a different side of love.

I can say that it wasn't just me who felt scared of change, scared of different.

It's a human nature to reject what you're not familiar with.

In all societies there is a stigma to some types of love. They are either rejected completely or frowned upon, and considered as Taboos.

So, welcome to the world of power, pain, submission and sometimes sticks, ropes, and whips.

Yes,you are right there is a huge BDSM vibe in WillowStarlingBTS works.

Some books are pure BDSM, but some others may contain the nature of this relationship without the label.

If you follow my lead you'll enter the magnificent world of consent, mutual understanding, pure pleasure and beautiful fluffy aftercare like no other.

I've already written a full review of "Fallen Angel " on my other recommendation book. And it was the book that got me truly intrigued. So, feel free to check it out.

"In our Darkest Moments" the latest edition to her Taekook collection, I again fell in love with wolfie Kookie. The Alpha is really something else.

It's a werewolf book with a different setting and scenery than what we're used to. I mean most of the book takes place in one place.

Yet you never lose interest or concentration. You're always waiting for the next move, the new emotions, and the little journey it takes to develop those feelings.

Most of those books are written in an ao3 style, which means few but very long chapters.

So don't think there is no room for development in such a small number of chapters. Because, believe me there is plenty of development.

A final personal note,that I'd like to add. Love comes in all shapes colors and kinks. Just like people.

No matter where you come from, certain labels of love are not accepted, even in the most advanced countries.

This reflects in the way such relationships are portrayed in all sorts of media.

BDSM, for example is usually associated with porn, pain, humiliation and human trafficking.

I don't think that I've ever seen anything that represents a couple of normal people who choose to explore each other sexually in a way that is not very traditional to the public.

I mean I didn't even know, Subs and Doms needed mutual consent.

Reading those books especially Fallen Angel" & Bridenapping" In Tae's POV showed me a whole new range of sensual feelings,that I didn't know they existed.

It showed me that sometime vulnerability is not forced, but a choice. It's not a sign of weakness but trust.

A Dom's pleasure might not be out of the euphoria of absolute power and control. But, it comes from a sense of pride they acquire when they're trusted to cause no harm but take their Subs to a whole new level of ecstasy.

And, I truly hope many authors tackle such subjects with the same maturity that I've read in these books.

That might be a direct result to the author being old enough to understand the complexity of this world.

What I really want to say is that, these are just another type of human interaction.

It can be toxic and abusive. But, also can be beautiful and healthy like any other relationship in this world.

Finally, I really enjoyed reading all her Taekook books.and hope you enjoy them as much as I did.

Alira,