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Red Light Special
by
Risque
Monday Smith is married to the mayor of New York City and struggles to keep her troubled past a secret. But when her husband’s thirst for high-priced sex leads them down an explosive path of passion, murder, and lies, she has to decide if her marriage is worth saving, and at what cost.
Collyn Bazemore, a Manhattan madam, deals with an elite clientele, and they pay big for t...more
Collyn Bazemore, a Manhattan madam, deals with an elite clientele, and they pay big for t...more
Paperback, 240 pages
Published
October 28th 2008
by One World/Ballantine
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I have to say this book was a 5 for me from the start to finish. First time reading anything by this author and I totally have to get her other book.
This book had sex and murder in it. Kept me on the edge of my seating waiting for whats going to happen next.
Monday is a woman that is married to Kenyatta he is the mayor of New York. He has a lot of secrets in his close. He sleeps around has babies up the ying yang. Monday stands by his side the best why she can even after ...more
This book had sex and murder in it. Kept me on the edge of my seating waiting for whats going to happen next.
Monday is a woman that is married to Kenyatta he is the mayor of New York. He has a lot of secrets in his close. He sleeps around has babies up the ying yang. Monday stands by his side the best why she can even after ...more
Nothing Would Change If Nothing Changed
Kenyatta Smith is the mayor of New York City. He's the one in charge and if by chance you forget it, he's sure to make you recognize. Kenyatta's wife, Madison, is familiar with his strengths, weaknesses and how he lies. It's been ten years and she wishes he could remember that he was a married man. Despite the obvious issues that they have with Kenyatta's womanizing, they genuinely care for one another. Unfortunately, Kenyatta's political life a...more
Kenyatta Smith is the mayor of New York City. He's the one in charge and if by chance you forget it, he's sure to make you recognize. Kenyatta's wife, Madison, is familiar with his strengths, weaknesses and how he lies. It's been ten years and she wishes he could remember that he was a married man. Despite the obvious issues that they have with Kenyatta's womanizing, they genuinely care for one another. Unfortunately, Kenyatta's political life a...more
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This ending being a page turner the last quarter of the book. Right up till the end it had me guessing who did it !!! and till the end I never saw it coming. The ending is the BEST. This was my first read by the author, I might just check out another book by this author.
Okay. But I must say that I enjoyed Risque's first book much better.
I struggled to finish this book because it was just sex, and then more sex, and then more sex with a really weak plot. I will say that I was confused about who committed the murder and that's why I gave it two stars instead of one. Unlikable characters and a weak plot.
This book was VERY steamy. Move over Zane because Risque is definitely holding her own in erotic fiction. The ride was great. This thriller/mystery/urban erotica kept my attention the whole time. Almost everyone got what they deserved in the end.
The Red Light Special was just OK to me I'mma have to gie it *** cause I kinda knew what was going to happen before it happened. the Sex was Fire! in this book, but i don't think I want to try the hot water thing ever...
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