Tyler Paulson receives the opportunity of a lifetime when he is offered a special scholarship to the University of South Florida, leaving behind London, a manipulative mother, and an absent father. He immediately sets out to pursue his dream of becoming a writer. After a series of heartbreaks, including a failed marriage and brutual betrayal, his trust in himself and in others is shattered.

Thomas Kinsey is your typical All-American boy who struggles to follow in the footsteps of his father by becoming an architect. When he meets Tyler, Thomas knows that he is the man who is meant to spend the rest of his life with him. All Thomas has to do is break the news to his family and convince Tyler to let go of his past in order to make a future with him.

I have been waiting for the release of Love Slave for Two: Beginnings by Tymber Dalton for awhile now and I have to say I was not disappointed. We finally see the story behind Tyler and Thomas' love. Tyler's sensitive side is showcased along with the solid strength that Thomas exhibited in Love Slave for Two. I completely hated one of the villians, but that just made the story much more interesting and gave a solid background to the inner workings of Tyler. The flow of the story wasn’t as smooth as it could have been due to the constant time jumping and the lulls in between. I do realize that a decade is a lot to write out in only a few pages, but to someone who has not read Love Slave for Two, this can get confusing. However, I thought the ending was completely worth the slight confusion. It just brought me to tears. Ms. Dalton truly wove a beautiful tale.