Denise's Reviews > Ezekiel

The third of the Temple Brothers to marry, Ezekiel is sure his union is not going to go as well as his brothers' marriages have. Talia is a quiet woman, or at least seems to be. Unfortunately, his definition of quiet differs from most people's. A unique disorder ​makes him extremely sensitive to noises, even common ones like chewing. This has made his life very difficult and he had never admitted his noise aversion to anyone. In fact, his constant anxiety has convinced most people that he is 'slow'. He has only found one thing that seems to take him out of his head space enough to ignore his problem - practicing his kink for Dominance. He can see no way he can admit these things to his new innocent wife. But what will happen if he doesn't?

Talia married Ezekiel like a good little Zion girl. Their parents had arranged the marriage and then rushed to see it happen. She can tell her husband is different from most people, but she was definitely not expecting what he finally tells her. She is determined to find a way to make sure he is comfortable in his own home, but she is surprised how much she enjoys being his Submissive. The only thing that they disagree on is his insistence that he and his brothers plan to leave Zion once they have all wed. She was adopted, and loves her parents for what they have done for her. She doesn't want to leave them or her church. But then she finds out something that changes everything. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.