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Reviewer: TG

04/24/2013 12:42am

Yes, well I thought I'd give it a try. Although it was well written, I am definitely in the feint of heart category. Not my style but I can't grade the author on that, so I give it a...

Reviewer: Rosetta

04/06/2013 12:00am

Love it!

Reviewer: Pamela

04/05/2013 05:36pm

This was an exciting, yet disturbing read. There were a few moments, that I had to back away, due to the severity of some of the punishments, but the story never got boring.

Reviewer: S

03/25/2013 10:59am

"""This was a very disturbing story. Actually, I was rather appalled throughout the story, as well as worried about the ending. Some may find the ending to their liking, but I didn't simply because Callie/Mischief was really tortured into her acceptance. I don't know: of the capture a slave girl story, I like the happy endings where the girl falls in love with her captor because he shows some humanity. In this story I didn't see it. Prima and Tria by Carolyn Faulkner were rough reads as well, but their captors had some sense of humanity toward their captives. In this book, not so. However, it was very well written and it stays with you."""

Reviewer: Evelyn

03/19/2013 12:36am

This is definitly not for everyone as it is very very harsh with true non consent and very hard punishments to say the least. But id this doesn't bother you this is an exceelent book with great depth and a good plot.

Reviewer: Alicia

03/18/2013 01:40am

This book is definitly not for the faint of heart as it is most certainly harsh and full of non consent and forced slavery. But I agree if you like Prima from Carolyn Faulkner this is a good book for you.

Reviewer: SH

03/17/2013 09:02pm

This book is in your face from the beginning and it was a great read. I just had to keep reading to see what was going to happen next. Very detailed plot made for a good read.

Reviewer: Anne

03/14/2013 04:11pm

It is a well written and interesting read. I did have to put it down and leave it several times because of the violence. Beating a woman until they are black and blue does not do it for me. However that was stated in the prequel; my fault for buying it. I did like the story line and the ending. If you don't mind harsh treatment then I suggest this book.

Reviewer: Marie-Anne

03/13/2013 05:38pm

"""Despite my other review, I just can't say how strong this book made me feel. When I bought it, I was afraid that it would be just hardcore slavery without erotism, but I was amazingly suprised as I progressed through my reading. This is the story of Callie (later Red, than Mischief), A young Americain woman who goes to Italy before starting college. When she wakes up in a cage with others naked women, she only remembers getting in a taxi at the airport. She is soon brought to Judgment, a training facility for products, high level sex slaves. Upon her arrival, she picks the attention of Thane, the master of the facility and he takes her under his not so gentle wing for her first night as a product... Then, her new life begins; training, discipline, pleasure, pain. I really recommend this book to anybody who really enjoyed books like Prima from Carolyn Faulkner and the books from Anneke Jacobs. """

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03/09/2013 11:52pm

I really enjoyed this book but I can't give it five stars because the PDF version is so badly replicated that you can't see the beginning and the end of the pages and the MOBI version has to much keyboard mistakes.

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