Immigration Control
Agent Ryan "Brew" Brewster finally got the break he was looking for in
his human trafficking case. But to follow the lead, he would need to go
undercover into the world of the gay leather community. A world he was
very familiar with; a world that would require a partner for the
undercover op.
Vice Cop Rick Kendry did not look twenty eight when he was out on the streets of Tampa luring in the John's. He barely looked eighteen but that was why he was stuck in vice. That and the fact that he was openly gay made him the best candidate for the job and luckily for him, he loved undercover work.
When Agent Brewster recruited him for the deep undercover Homeland Security op, Rick couldn't have been more thrilled but little did Rick know that he would soon be immersed into the intricate world of leather & BDSM.
This book contains adult sexual situations including m/m and BDSM practices. Intended for readers of legal age in the country in which they reside.
Vice Cop Rick Kendry did not look twenty eight when he was out on the streets of Tampa luring in the John's. He barely looked eighteen but that was why he was stuck in vice. That and the fact that he was openly gay made him the best candidate for the job and luckily for him, he loved undercover work.
When Agent Brewster recruited him for the deep undercover Homeland Security op, Rick couldn't have been more thrilled but little did Rick know that he would soon be immersed into the intricate world of leather & BDSM.
This book contains adult sexual situations including m/m and BDSM practices. Intended for readers of legal age in the country in which they reside.
I felt
this story started out strong and captured my interest with Rick being a gay
undercover cop asked to join the ICE team and Ryan Brewster. The case is
breaking up a human trafficking ring where gay young men are being kidnapped
and sold into sex slavery. While the story never really dealt with the
actual events of the trafficking ring, it did focus on Ryan “Brew” teaching
Ryan all about BDSM and what he is going to need to do to play the role of Boy
Rick.
In the
process of this training, they both fall for each other and I found their
communication rather endearing at times, then there are moments I wonder what
in the world Rick even sees in Brew that would make him want to stick
around. When Brew immediately pushed Rick to his hard limit I was rather
taken back by this. I never felt like we were fully aware of what he was
doing because he was interested and turned on by Rick, but he claimed it was
due to them having a op the following week, so I would have liked to been
allowed to see more of Brew’s emotions.
The
ending was shocking and really upset me. When they made it to the auction
things turned very ugly for Rick and he went in with the promise from Brew that
he would be safe and a SWAT team was close by, but things became a
nightmare. When we thought we finally saw the true Brew, then all of a
sudden things changed again and I was once again left in the dark, then the
book ended.
I felt
the scene development was good; Rick’s character development was great.
He was funny, charming and sarcastic and I felt he could have been a best
friend of mine. Brew was a mystery but I can see why it was important in
this first book that he be that way, but I think we could have had a bit more
so the intensity and clarity of the story would have been there. I did
enjoy the book, but with the plot theme and the events in the book, I wished it
would have had less legal preparations and more intensity towards the subject
of human trafficking and the Russian criminals behind the sex slave trading.
I wanted to feel more fear of the Russians and make even the simplest mistake
mean more than what it did in book one.
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Brenda is unlike most authors since she
only began writing a few years ago. Her first book Fates, an adult fantasy, was published in 2010. Her love for
reading fantasy, paranormal, and contemporary erotic romance has caused her to
discard her Bachelor’s degrees in management and marketing in order to write
full time. She is an Amazon and ARe best-selling author. Brenda resides in
Tampa, FL when not attending conventions and is the Chapter Coordinator for the
Tampa Bay O.G.R.E.s, as well as a volunteer with the Tampa Bay Sisters of
Perpetual Indulgence. She is also an active member in organizing the Florida
Leather and Fetish Pride weekend and an associate member of the Tampa Leather
Club, as well as their event coordinator for Alt Life Bike Fest. Most recently,
she has joined coordinating staff for RainbowCon 2015.
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