Fly For Me: Club Avalon Book 6 Paperback – June 24, 2022

Fly for me is book 6 in the Club Avalon series and oh how I wanted to know more about Liam! He’s been quite the sexy mystery. New characters, Sierra and Wyatt join the fray and have interesting and unfortunate pasts themselves. I loved the growth of the characters here and who doesn’t love the potential of a triad. I am moving on immediately to the next book in the seriesAlso; try to find a novella called Sing for Me which should be read before Fly for Me in my opinion.

Fly For Me is book six of the Club Avalon series of interconnected standalones. I love that we get to see the couples from the previous books play a large role in this book. That is one thing that makes this series stand out to me. This is a group of friends, and found family that is always there for one another in any situation.I have been waiting for Liam’s story since the first book. He is such a caring dom and friend and he deserves to be happy! When he finds Sierra hiding outside of the club he instantly feels protective of her even though he just met her. She doesn’t feel comfortable in social settings and Liam helps her with making true friends and with her self esteem. Wyatt is in a category of his own. I still don’t know if I like him or not. He has a lot of groveling to do to make up for the way he treated Sierra! But I won’t deny that the chemistry between these three is explosive!This book had me in all my feelings…I was sad, happy, excited, and pissed off at times. This is a book that will stick with me for a long time that’s for sure! I can’t wait for Loki’s story and to hopefully get some answers about the situation with Jaspers parents!

While I usually avoid ménage’ books, there was no way I could miss Master Liam’s book. As suspected, the super organized and caring Dom Club Manager does not disappoint as he finds his own happy ever after. Sierra is completely new information for me regarding her disability. I never knew that type of condition existed. That is one of my favorite parts of Club Avalon and how this author incorporates how a person’s overcomes their limitations and how inclusive & accepting all the members are. Wyatt’s growth & transformation was a bit too quick in my opinion. The damage he inflicted on Sierra was too deep to be forgiven so easily. It made me cringe when Liam brought him into the dynamic. While people all deserve a second chance, some things are just too severe to be discarded in such a short time. So he book lost a star for that. Sorry.

This is Liam, Sierra, and Wyatt’s story. And what an emotional ride it was. This author has a way of building a world that you can feel, characters that seem real and that you can’t help but love or maybe even hate sometimes. Some are redeemable and others you want to see suffer (spoiler alert-you’ll see both in this sensation inducing rollercoaster ride). The old characters bring a smile to your face and you never want to finish their stories. Each couple/throuple will embed themselves inside your heart, never letting go. I cannot rec this series enough.Edited to add thoughts on another review: First off, not once, at any point while reading did I consider her medical issue a “flaw”. The reviewer stated that it could have easily been treated. Well, that’s not the point of the story at all. The point IS that she deserves someone (or 2) that love her the way she is. Not because she went and had things done to make her more perfect in eyes of society. I’m just saying that I’d rather have someone love me for me than to go change who I am and then have them notice me. Not to mention the characters usually show up in each book so how does said reviewer know that Sierra won’t eventually get treatment?

FLY FOR ME by Kay Elle ParkerThe Avalon Club series hasn't missed a beat in all the books Ms. Parker has written, and Fly for Me is probably the most astonishing of them all. The writing in this hits spot on for anyone I know. Not being good enough, pretty enough, skinny enough, six-packed or muscular enough,  etc. has plagued humans forever. But the way we humans treat other humans, at times, is inhumane.  Sierra, our heroine, is afflicted with hirsutism, psoriasis, and psoriatic arthritis, and my heart wept and wept for her. Not out of pity, well maybe a little bit, but out of knowing what it is like to be different, and treated differently.Liam, our hero, sees Sierra for who she is .. a loving and giving young lady with a heart as big as New York City .. something no one else has done or seen, including her parents, or her old 'boyfriend' Wyatt.These three, plus all the other Avalon regulars, take us on a beautiful and compassionate adventure. I sobbed, I laughed, I sobbed, I snickered, I sobbed and I cringed. Only Kay Elle Parker can write this kind of gut wrenching series. The best! Ten more ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ for another of her creations. ♡

This book, like the others in this series, shows the redemptive power of love, especially (in this series) through a BDSM relationship. The blurb suggests that this book is about Liam, but I feel that Sierra is the main character, the catalyst for the changes both Liam and Wyatt are able to make, and the one who is called on to make the greatest personal change.One of the things that has drawn me to this series is the fact that so many of the characters have had deep personal challenges - both physical and emotional - and are able to learn a measure of self-acceptance. Often the challenges are shown through actual events in the stories, rather than (as is often the case) being problems that have happened in the past. The author understands that not all problems will be resolved completely, but offers hope for a better life for her characters.I am very much looking forward to the next book, and although I am eager for a resolution to the conflict in the story arc that stretches over the whole series, at the same time I fear that, should this happen, the series would end and I would never again be able to share the lives of these people.

Wow...that was a beautifully written book. Liam had many demons to fight, mostly himself, then comes a chance to put someone else first who needs him more. The trouble doubles...can he choose to live a life without love? A must read.

This story was so worth waiting for. I have always liked Liam and wondered how his story would come out, and this was sooo sooo good. I have enjoyed every book so far in the Avalon Club book series so far. Im looking forward to the next one.Liam tends the bar at Avalon Club and works hard, never taking a break and is always there for his friends. However his friends know he needs a break,he doesnt scene with anyone anymore and just dosnt look at any subs, the warning is there from his friends. However shortly after his friends discussion two people come into his life. He meets Wyatt at the bar, interest lights up, he keeps an eye on Wyatt discovering that he is taking a drink to someone outside. What he discovers outside is Sierra.Sierra is beautiful outside and on the inside, only she dosnt see that. She has hair growing on her face and on her body, a rare condition, people make fun of her and Wyatt cant even look her in the eyes while making love. But it takes one Sadist, Master Liam to open her eyes.Wyatt has been given one months suspencion from the club, can he turn around his life for the better. Master Liam certainly has his hands full with both these subs. Can he handle them both and love them both.This story really is an experience to read, this author has done such a wonderful job, the characters are so heartfelt and moving. I also love the fact that the other subs and masters in this story are like an extended family to all.

Honestly my favorite series. I really don’t want it to end I wish I could know these characters in person

It was great to see Liam hook up and meet his subs. The premise was well thought out as was the portrayal of Sierra's skin condition and her emotional response to it.The whole Avalon club vibe continues to build with the hunt for Jasper's parents still ongoing and the Doms and their subs swearing allegiance to aid Jasper in his quest to rid him of the threat his parents present.This is a great series and, in my opinion none can be read as standalones.