Cottonwood School

As a graduate of the slave program at Collingwood School, Sage never dreamed she’d return. Now, banished from her master for breaking the rules. she finds herself back in the only true safety she’s know; that of the school walls.

Gervais, the head master of the school suggests she teach some of the fresh students at the school. Sage having failed her Master feels she’s not worthy to teach. But her faith in Gervais leaves her agreeing.

Charles is concerned for his brother Derek. He’s getting older and hasn’t found that someone special to settle down with. So for Derek’s birthday he’s planned something extra special for his brother, a trip at Collingwood School.

Upon arrival Derek isn’t so sure it’s for him. He’s never Mastered anyone. But will he find he likes what he sees? Will Sage find the Master she’s always dreamed about?

Though COLLINGWOOD SCHOOL is considered an Erotica Romance, Ms. Brandt has weaved suspense, danger and fear in this story. Ms. Brandt introduces a Master who is unlike any real masters should be. He’s dark and dangerous. His only goal is to hurt and humiliate his slaves. Ms. Brandt evoked a fear in this reviewer wondering what he would do next and to whom. This reviewer was transformed into the story feeling what the characters felt. To this reviewer that is true talent. There aren’t many times when an author can take this reviewer fully into the story.

The only downfall of this story was the beginning. It took this reviewer about 10-15 pages before she finally was engrossed into the story. This reviewer felt there was too much descriptive surrounding the meaning behind the heroine, Sage’s name and flowers in general. Though it was a nice touch it is this reviewer’s opinion it was overdone, thus reason for the 4-heart rating.

This reviewer wasn’t disappointed in holding out and reading past the beginning. Once the action started it never stopped! I commend Ms. Brandt for her thrilling tale, which definitely never lacks sex! If you are into Erotica and enjoy reading about Master and Slaves, COLLINGWOOD SCHOOL is highly recommended.

August 2006