Dom-Com by Adriana Anders: My Book Review
Check out my book review of Dom-Com by Adriana Anders to see what I think of her latest kinky romance.
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Dom-Com
by Adriana Anders
Category: Contemporary Romance
Tags: BDSM, Kink, Office Romance
Published January 2026
Amazon | Goodreads
Rating: ★★★
Book Boyfriend: ★★★
Dom-Com Summary:
An irresistible collision of dominance, deadlines, and an extremely inconvenient desire.
All Rae Jensen has to do is walk through the door. Inside the club is everything she’s wanted but was afraid to ask for: a ridiculously hot, brooding Dom with a sharp jawline, sexy forearms, and a low voice that sends goosebumps along her skin when he says “People here call me the General.” For one night, she can forget the stress and her endless responsibilities . . . and just be a saucy little sub, no questions asked.
It’s been a while since Grant Bowman met someone like Rae. Although he’s an experienced Dom, he doesn’t do newbies, especially ones who are such a sweet distraction. But one night couldn’t possibly hurt—until the General discovers they’ll be working together IRL at his new consulting job. Now what started as control is turning into the kind of chaos that destroys careers. But there’s no safe word for falling in love…
Dom-Com: My Book Review
This book made my list of top 10 most anticipated new romance books of January because I had read one of Adriana’s books about a kink camp so was curious how she would explore BDSM in this new release and overall it was enjoyable.
Grant was a “nice” pleasure Dom who started playing with Rae when the forced proximity of working in the same office became too great a temptation. BDSM books can be hit or miss for me, but what I liked about this one was that it wasn’t too hardcore since Rae was a newbie sub. Plus, the fact that their interactions weren’t in a $ex club made it seem more realistic in a way.
My only hang up was that Grant just sort of decided that they would start getting kinky in the office and didn’t really ask Rae beforehand which seemed out of character. I would have also liked for him to explain more to her since she was a new sub or do more from her “list” since it was referred to several times. Plus, other than them sharing an office, there wasn’t too much opportunity for them to really get to know one another but then again, sometimes those types of romances just work and I went with it.
I did like how Grant got Rae to see how she was a “people pleaser” to her own detriment and the corporate espionage story in the background was intriguing.
If you like BDSM light books with office romance tension then I think you’ll enjoy this read!
*I received an advanced reader copy. All opinions are my own.
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