Review: YES MA'AM!!! THE SAGA CONTINUES........
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 2, 2014
The Fix, the second book in the Suicide Ride series, DOES NOT DISAPPOINT. Once again the author's writing skills, vocabulary and warped sense of humor have been unleashed. The Fix has pushed the envelope way  off the stratosphere. It is very dark, sad, crude, rude, brassy, dirty and in your face.Suicide Ride TPM has introduced us into the lives of two dysfunctional, complex men, Johnny Gellis and Norman Dimond. The Fix continues the saga, it gives insights into the minds of both of these flawed, three dimensional men, and tries to answer some of the questions, as to the reasons for their destructive behaviors. The Fix also addresses taboo issues that Suicide Ride TPM had eluded to. With the author's eloquent, descriptive storytelling, the readers are taken on a psychedelic  trip into the mind of a broken, damaged and slightly deranged Johnny Gellis. From a brilliantly scripted, mind blogging backstory, we learn about the troubled and somewhat forbidden family secrets that may have been the catalyst for Johnny' s mental illness and his descent into the deepest bowels of Hades. I was stunned......I did not see it coming.With such a tainted bloodline, it seems inevitable that Johnny could've been nothing but a dysfunctional individual. I marveled at the author's eloquent attempt to redeem Norman, the LEECH, by casting him in the role of savior and guardian angel of  Johnny. [Lucifer was once a guardian angel too] I laughed out loud at Norman's efforts to Fix both Johnny and Drew' s problems.Just like the Pied Piper, Elizabeth Llewellyn led her readers through a maze of many twists and turns. There were  many events in this book that had me yelling WTF, JESUS, LAWD, and GAWD. Although one can tell that the author has command of the English language, some of the vocabulary in this book was straight up.....*street thug*. Ms. Llewellyn has earned her *street cred* with The Fix.The basis of the story is still the relationship between the two men, however it is no cookie-cutter M/M romance. I thoroughly enjoyed the psychological aspects in The Fix. The interactions and dialogues between Johnny and Norman played out like a game of chess. Since they are both alphas, both sought the upper hand. I found it fascinating. As a professional in the Mental Health services, I applaud the thorough research that was given to the treatment of mental illness and the dignity in which it was written.Elizabeth Llewellyn has now become the new VOICE of M/M romance/Erotica. With the stroke of her pen or the taps of the keys on her computer, she was able to shatter the glass ceiling, and cement her place in this genre.WELL DONE ELIZABETH LLEWELLYN.....BRAVO BRAVA!!!!HIGHLY RECOMMENDED........BRING ON THE HIT..............,,,,,,,,