I just loved the books in the series and I'm always looking for something in the same style.
Does anyone know good books like these? That doesn't involve vampires, werewolves or something paranormal.
Sorry for the mistakes in the text, I'm not native speaker of English.
Thank you for any suggestion.

Hi! This is a list of some books you could check:
- Bonds series by Lynda Aicher
- Reckless series by Morgan Ashbury
- Any of the books by Shayla Black (I highly recommend the Wicked Lovers series)
- Edge series by Eden Bradley/Eve Berlin
- Masters of Submission series by Jan Bowles
- Mastered & Hawkeye series by Sierra Cartwright
- Club Volare series by Chloe Cox
- Any of the books by Tymber Dalton (The Cardinal Rule, The Denim Dom, Safe Harbor, The Reluctant Dom...)
- Bound by Trust by Lavender Daye
- Safeword LLC series by Peyton Elizabeth
- ShadowDance club series by Avery Gale
- Some of the books by Annabel Joseph (Mercy, Fortune, Odalisque, Firebird...)
- Doms of Destiny series & Wilde series by Chloe Lang
- The Agreement by S.E. Lund
- Masters at Arms series by Kallypso Masters
- Surrender series by Riley Murphy
- Siren series & Bliss series by Sophie Oak
- W.I.L.D. series by Angel Payne
- The Cattleman's Club series by Jenny Penn
- Diablo Blanco series by Qwillia Rain
- Club El Diablo series by Holly Roberts
- Racy series by Tara Rose
- Cuff Master & Ink Master by Frances Stockton
- Comfort Food & Guilty Pleasures by Kitty Thomas
- The Auction & The Compound by Claire Thompson
- Doms of Chicago series by Dakota Trace
- The Martinis and Chocolate Book club series by Lara Valentine
- Dom and Domme series, Purple Passions series & Passion Flower by Sindra van Yssel
- Awakenings series by Michele Zurlo

I hope I could help.

[Feronia]

I´ve read some of the suggestions, but what I miss in the "Masters of submission" (compared to shadowlands) is the (for vanilla me) authentic feeling of it. Not the acts them self, but the wonderfully expressed compassion and love the masters have for their woman. I love the way Noaln and Beth´s relationship (Shadowlands #3, Breaking free) is described. Her fears, his way of reading her and the ways he deals with them, her growing trust in him... Who doesn´t want to have a guy like that?

I´m reading Masters of Submission right now (just started on book 3) and I miss that deep emotionall connection.

Is there any books that really can match Masters of Shadowlands?

You should try these.

- Masters at Arms series by Kallypso Masters
- Masters and Mercenaries series by Lexi Blake
- Club Volare series by Chloe Cox
- Doms of Dark Haven series by Cherise Sinclair
- Masters of Menage serie by Shayla Black and Lexi Blake
- A Wicked Lovers series by Shayla Black
- Sweet series by NOT ALLOWED
- Master of the Mountain by Cherise Sinclair
- The Dom's Dungeon by Cherise Sinclair
- My Liege of Dark Haven by Cherise Sinclair
- Master of the Abyss by Cherise Sinclair

I agree with Feronia. Masters of Submission doesn't have the affections the Doms feel for their women. Besides, the stories are short and they don't develop the relationship as if in a longer book. I agree with Suzi's recommendations of the books by Cherise. Shayla Black will surprise you (as she did with me), and also Lexi Blake. From Lexi, you could also read the Siren and Nights in Bliss series. Safeword LLC by Peyton Elizabeth is another good choice, especially if you like BDSM and ménage.

I hope I could help. Enjoy the books and happy reading!

[Feronia]

Cherise Sinclair I´ve read most of, but still got some titles left. Sweet-series doesn´t do it for me. But I´ll try other ones by NOT ALLOWED. The rest of suzijp is new to me. That´s why I love this forum

Hi,

I have also loved the books written by Cherise Sinclair. You can try some books I have appreciate :
Ann Mayburn : the club wicked series
Kaylee Feagan : the wolfe brothers
Joey Hill : Knight of the boardroom series (+++++)
Cheyenne McCray or Jamie Holland : taking instruction, taking the low, taking the job, taking it personnal
Diane Leyne : Club libertine series

I have send my post too quickly and I didn't say goodbye and have a nice reading !

Book suggestions are always great. I read the Wolfe Brothers series some time ago and found it great, but the books are too short for me. Diane Leyne has been a surprise and I can't wait to read the Libertine Island series. I found out about Ann Mayburn when I was checking for new books and thought it was amazing.

Thanks for the suggestions! Happy reading!

Hey,

i have also loved the books written by Cherise Sinclair. If you liked these than you should read the Mastered Series by Sierra Cartwright.

Hello! I have already read the "Mastered" series by Sierra Cartwright and I think it's one of my favorite series, although Cherise will always be the best (at least for me). If anyone has other suggestions to make, please feel free to post a reply. We all appreciate them and happy reading!

You will love the Mastered series by Sierra ...just as good as Cherise Sinclair and also the unforgettable Kallypso Masters books .....try Nobodys Perfect by her ....ultimate love story with BDSM.I think they are the nearest thing to what your looking for ...real plots and love stories.

Oh I haven't heard anything about the Books from Kallypso Masters. Are they so good like the books from Cherise Sinclair?

I can tell you about the books by Kallypso. These are long books with real stories. The BDSM is darker than in Cherise's books, but the Doms in Kallypso's books are more sadistic than the Shadowlands Masters. They love, protect and cherish their women, but not as the Doms in Cherise's. Be aware that "Nobody's Perfect" is a very dark story and some brutal scenes. It has a happy end, though. I can't wait for the next books in the series to be published.

You could also try the books by Lexi Blake/Sophie Oak (Siren, Nights in Bliss and Masters & Mercenaries series) and Shayla Black. These are good and some of them have a hint of suspense and intrigue.

Enjoy the books and happy reading!!

I have already read the books by Shayla Black and I loved them. Thank you for the suggestions.