Review: Just plain creepy...
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 26, 2014
Here we've got two policemen - one American, one British - who have each stumbled across indications of teen boys being kidnaped - most likely as sex slaves. These two cops are made part of an Interpol task force investigating the disappearance of (ultimately) two dozen boys in four major metropolitan areas. They end up posing as jet setting prospective buyers, all the while (surprise, surprise) they are gay and ridiculously attracted to one another. The dichotomy of dealing with sex scenes between the two men all the while they are bemoaning the fate of the victims is never handled well. The authors want us to be titillated by M/M sex while being simultaneously repelled by boys being forced into having M/M sex.  It all just comes across as sleazy and, quite frankly, made me more than uncomfortable. And then the book ends abruptly and we're given excerpts of books two and three in this "series." So on top of being made to feel unclean, I felt cheated, too. Save yourself the inner turmoil. Avoid this book - and the entire series.