
Devona strikes when Esperanza’s guard is down and before he can stop her, she has kidnapped his girlfriend Legs. Devona takes Legs to an unknown location and Esperanza is at a loss on how to rescue her. When Devona contacts Esperanza she informs him that he will be working for her. Someone has a hit out on Devona and she wants Esperanza to kill them. If Esperanza finds the people hunting Devona, and kills them, she will let Legs go. But without knowing who the hit men are, he has a lot of dangerous work to do.
Esperanza desperately tries to save Legs before her time is up. Will Esperanza be able to outsmart Devona at her own game and rescue Legs? Or will Esperanza’s plan backfire and make him yet another victim in this sick and twisted game?
REVENGE TANGO is a thrilling, gritty, and erotic story that is exciting from start to finish. There is S&M, harsh language and violence in this book, so cozy readers beware. My only complaint is that readers who are new to this series may be lost for background information on events from the previous book Devil’s Mambo.
However, I greatly enjoyed this thrilling mystery. The characters are well developed and the story kept me guessing and intrigued. REVENGE TANGO is a roller coaster ride with twists and turns from the very beginning. I would recommend this book to thriller readers who enjoy grittiness and erotica mixed in with their thrillers.
Great review! I'm a bit intrigued about this one, although I'm also wary of the S&M, I might try it though. :)
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with Wendy, it sounds intriguing. Is the S&M a large part of the story? So good to see your reviews again Rachael! :)
ReplyDeleteHey Kimberly
ReplyDeleteThanks, I am glad that I am doing a little better with the reviewing. The S&M isnt really a large part but it's there enough that I felt it should be said. It's not that violent. It's more sex then violence.
Ooh, this sounds quite good. It makes me realize, I haven't read a book by a man in ages.
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