Review: Similar to the first  book
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 1, 2014
This second installment in the series follows the same formula as the first one. I read them back-to-back so that may account for why I could easily recall the very similar themes of 4 trillionaires from Dallas, buying a virgin in an auction, who is from Wisconsin, born to parents in a religious cult, etc. The least likable character was Bo, who was supposed to be the Dom in the mix, but came off as silly and juvenile because of his profession as a game developer, and his obsession with the 300-year-old video game, the Mario Brothers. What woman would feel the need to be submissive to, and believe any threats made by a man dressed as Luigi? The most likable was Travis, the husband with the robotic arm. The futurist plot breaks down in several places including here, though. I anticipate that limb regeneration will be perfected by the year 2314. But hey, this isn't a scholarly treatise so logic should be ignored for maximum reading pleasure. An enjoyable part was being brought up to date with April, the main character from the first book. But I'm sorry that there was no epilogue to find out how Erin fares. There are more books in the series so maybe those will reveal Erin's fate.