Master of the House by Justine Elyot

I loved how after all the years Joss is so enthusiastic about seeing Lucy again, "meet up?" he said. He sounded quite eager, for some reason. "Yes. We should have dinner. Catch up with each other. When are you free?" I loved his no nonsense bullsh** ways, "God, shall we cut the tabloid-speak now, please? I'm talking about dominance and submission. You loved being told what to do and made to do it. In bed, I mean, not out of it." He's quite the flirt as well, "though I have to admit, I'd rather you put your mouth where my mouth is," he said, devilishly low." He's also quite bossy as well, "are you going to sit there taking pot shots at me all day or are you going to come home with me and beast me into submission?" he demanded." He's also not one for sharing, "she isn't joining anyone's stable," said Joss shortly. "She's mine." I enjoyed reading this book and I think it was Joss all by himself that made it enjoyable the boy is just mouth, and he's a total smarta**.