A potential relationship between Stefan and Quinn has been teased in at least one earlier book in this series and I’ve really been looking forward to reading their story. Keep Me on Edge is told in first person POV with chapters alternating between the two MCs.

Quinn has a couple of debilitating conditions – he falls asleep almost without warning, and if he feels strong emotions, he suffers a loss of muscle tone and can collapse. The way his condition was portrayed seemed very realistic to me and I imagine the author did quite a bit of research about it.

Stefan is a professional Dom and Quinn wants them to play together. Quinn enjoys pain play because it helps him focus and can prevent him from falling asleep just when he wouldn’t want to. Stefan takes great care with Quinn; he wants Quinn and won’t let his limitations get in the way of having a real relationship with him.

Stefan and his twin, Beau, find out things about the mother who left them when they were young and finally get some closure.

The bonus scene at the end of this book lets us know that the next story will be about Rory and I’m looking forward to reading it!

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I curse as I step into a deep puddle. Water splashes up my leg. Walking in a park in the dark after heavy rain is a bad idea. I look around as Quinn tugs me to a halt. He lets go of my hand and picks up a sturdy twig from the path’s edge. I realise we’re standing next to a patch of mud beneath the branches of an oak tree. It explains why there’s no grass. Quinn crouches and uses the twig to make marks in the mud. I watch, captivated, as a picture takes shape before my eyes. The moonlight illuminates the peaks and troughs Quinn is creating in the mud. When he eventually stands and steps back, I forget how to breathe.“

It’s me.”

It’s a simple drawing yet unmistakably of me.

He grins. “When life gives you mud, create art.”

I pull my phone out of my pocket and take two photos, with and without flash. Neither truly conveys how beautiful the drawing is. The one without the flash is too dark to see the entire picture. The one with the flash flattens the mud out and adds streaks of light.

Quinn looks over my shoulder as I flick between the two photos, satisfied with neither.

“It’s supposed to be transient,” he says quietly. “Not everything can be captured. You have to appreciate some things in the moment and then let go.” He nudges my elbow. “Like sex.”

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