ICE Agent Ryan "Brew"
Brewster finally regains the trust of vice cop Rick Kendry, after
deceiving him on their undercover operation to bust the human
traffickers who were selling gay man in the Tampa area, when that trust
is threatened all over again.
The Russian mobsters strike back by abducting Rick and Brew is forced to go deeper undercover than ever before into the Russian Mafiya if he wants to rescue his lover before Rick is sold to the highest bidder as a sex slave.
But will the man Brew rescues be the same man who stole his heart on their last undercover operation?
The Russian mobsters strike back by abducting Rick and Brew is forced to go deeper undercover than ever before into the Russian Mafiya if he wants to rescue his lover before Rick is sold to the highest bidder as a sex slave.
But will the man Brew rescues be the same man who stole his heart on their last undercover operation?
Now
everything that I didn’t like in the first book was corrected in this
one. We were able to see what Brew was really up too and we also was
thrown into the trafficking world. With the Russian Mafia making a huge
present in this book, we finally got the intensity that I wished for
before. Rick was reluctant to listen to Brew and his motives for what he
did, but once he “listened” in the way only Rick and Brew communicate about the
huge issues, in the playroom, he understood and they were back together again,
for a bit.
When Rick
finds himself in a dangerous situation because of the ties Brew has with the
Russians, Brew is forced to find his partner and save him. While in the
situation Rick is forced to accept that there are parts of his personality that
he doesn’t understand but has to believe is real. Could he really be
aroused by pain? Shouldn’t he be offended and turned off by what they are
doing to him? How is he going to explain this not only to himself but to
Brew, if he ever sees him again?
After the
edge of your seat action we are able to see how Rick handles his new
discoveries, while we watch Brew try to heal him. With other friends like
Jojo and Joel trying to help, all of the softness and support is driving Rick
crazy. It comes to the point only Brew knows what he needs.
I found
myself much more invested in book two and because of that I believe this needs
is a series worth recommending. If you can deal with an M/M book, you
will enjoy watching Brew and Rick develop a relationship that most won’t
understand but you just know it works. The drama and action was great for
me in book two and I had a hard time putting it down. Make sure you get
your copy of this series.
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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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