Tags: Psychological Thriller, Suspense, GLBT

Blurb

Sublime service, made to order.

The Flesh Cartel: an international, multi-billion-dollar black market that trades in lost souls. Or more specifically, their bodies.

Highly organized and frighteningly efficient, the Flesh Cartel could teach even the KGB a thing or two about breaking a human mind. Fortunately for their ultra-rich clients, they’re just as skilled at putting people back together again—as perfect pets, well-trained and eager to please.

No matter what your secret tastes or dark desires, the Flesh Cartel—for the right price, of course—will hand-design the plaything of your dreams.

Kay's Review

I have to start by saying this series is not for the squeamish or faint-hearted. While there is no gore here, there are some very disturbing scenes in this series. Also, this is not romance or even erotica. While there are sex scenes, I didn't find any of them erotic. So be warned.

Having said all that, once I got over my initial shock I found the first two episodes of this series to be very compelling. I'm really not going to give away anything by describing the scenes. You'll have to read it to find out. But I'm absolutely hooked. I've got to read the rest of the series. Here is how the series starts out:

Orphaned brothers Mat and Dougie Carmichael are stolen in the night from their own home. Taken to a horrifying processing facility, they are assessed, microchipped, and subjected to unspeakable brutality—all in preparation for sale to the highest bidder.

In a world where every person has a price, the beautiful and subduable PhD student Dougie is highly prized. His brother, a rough-edged MMA fighter, is less desirable—and potentially too dangerous—but he still has his own appeal.

Abused and locked up under round-the-clock surveillance, with no idea where they are or even why they’ve been taken, escape seems impossible, which leaves staying together their only hope. And after being separated once by the foster system, they’ll do anything to keep it from happening again. Anything at all.

Seriously, if you enjoy psychological thrillers, you've got to read this amazing series.

Disclaimer: This book was provided by the author/publisher in exchange for an honest review.