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Code Name: Swagmella
TWO MALE CIA AGENTS GO UNDERCOVER AS FEMALES TO INFILTRATE THE TABERNAS DRUG CARTEL WHICH USES THE COVER OF A AUTO RACING TO SHIP DRUGS TO THE UNITED STATES AND WEAPONS TO THE CARTEL
788 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2014
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October 22, 2016
There's just no reason for this story, it's only means of existence seems to be the neverending sequence of sex scenes and humiliation and... its just completely banal and ... Not mine!
Not to mention that the editing is REALLY bad.
The "first" MC, Ria, could be really interesting. A transgender character, identifying 100% as female and living as a women since she was 11 - that's a really great entry. I started this book, expecting according to amazon and the blurb, a mystery/suspense M/M plotline. That said, after finding 'Ria' instead, I was a little irritated at first, because I started this book for a reading challenge. That said, even though I couldn't use it any longer for that purpose, the idea was interesting, so I read on - or at least I tried to... I already had problems, stumbling over the mistakes, but there are even worse out there, so I tried to ignore them mostly - BUT...
I'm sorry to say, but this was a DNF for me. The later on more deeply introduced other two "MC's", 'April and May', whom we briefly met near the beginning of the story, were the point, when I resigned. I skipped some pages forward, looked - and finally called it quits. I can't believe I even read that far.
Perhaps its me - I did not like any of the characters in this book. I did not like the darkness or the totally onesided picure drawn in this story. I especially did not like the demeaning way this whole book degrades people and only shows the worst and plays with any possible stereotype and bad characteristic imaginable.
There was no indication in the description, that this would be a book only for the sake of the sex scenes, but -that's more or less all there is to it in the end. The little snipets of storyline in between - not really worth mentioning in my book. They drown in a sea of porn. Nothing against that - if indicated for the reader and given the choice to read or not to read - but in this case - No hint at all. For me, this was just a bad choice!
So, what you'll get among other things:
Not to mention that the editing is REALLY bad.
The "first" MC, Ria, could be really interesting. A transgender character, identifying 100% as female and living as a women since she was 11 - that's a really great entry. I started this book, expecting according to amazon and the blurb, a mystery/suspense M/M plotline. That said, after finding 'Ria' instead, I was a little irritated at first, because I started this book for a reading challenge. That said, even though I couldn't use it any longer for that purpose, the idea was interesting, so I read on - or at least I tried to... I already had problems, stumbling over the mistakes, but there are even worse out there, so I tried to ignore them mostly - BUT...
I'm sorry to say, but this was a DNF for me. The later on more deeply introduced other two "MC's", 'April and May', whom we briefly met near the beginning of the story, were the point, when I resigned. I skipped some pages forward, looked - and finally called it quits. I can't believe I even read that far.
Perhaps its me - I did not like any of the characters in this book. I did not like the darkness or the totally onesided picure drawn in this story. I especially did not like the demeaning way this whole book degrades people and only shows the worst and plays with any possible stereotype and bad characteristic imaginable.
There was no indication in the description, that this would be a book only for the sake of the sex scenes, but -that's more or less all there is to it in the end. The little snipets of storyline in between - not really worth mentioning in my book. They drown in a sea of porn. Nothing against that - if indicated for the reader and given the choice to read or not to read - but in this case - No hint at all. For me, this was just a bad choice!
So, what you'll get among other things:
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