Review: Holy wowzer..
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 30, 2014
On so many levels this book warped my mind.  The first part was the HORRIBLE abuse and rape that Mia endured from her father and husband and any other man her husband saw fit to send her to.  The middle part was where she met a man on the internet who was helping her get her book published, they finally meet and she instantly moves in with him.  As strange as that was, she started calling him Daddy.  The sex scenes between those two didn’t even register on my hot radar because I couldn’t get over her calling him Daddy and the things they did during the scenes, well let’s just say the stomach rolled a few times.For Mia to be a substitute teacher, she sure acted immature and almost mentally challenged, but then if we had lived her life we might be stunted in our mental growth too.  She was exchanged at an early age to a lawyer name Jeffery by her father.  He was trying to escape charges and without money the only thing he had to offer was Mia.  The following ten years was nothing but abuse and rape from her husband.I was really hooked at the beginning because she had written a novel and that was how she found Daddy. I thought this was going to be an awesome story of how writing would save her and she would find her freedom from this horrific life and meet someone, since Daddy was twice her age.  Soon the topic of the novel was lost and escaping her abuse and finding her journey began.  Daddy’s identity was lost somewhere, it was like he was on the radar, dropped from the living, to reappear again a few years later and that kept going till he landed in America with his Asian wife and son.  They went back to Asia before Mia came into the picture.Now I know it appears I gave away a lot of the story, but trust me this isn’t even cliff notes for this book.  The action and evilness and heroism in the last half of the book were amazing.  The rapes, abuse, evil twists and darkness I have NEVER seen in any other book, the sex scenes, the strangeness in her calling him Daddy and being so weird, those things alone left me asking myself why I am reading this book.  This is why I gave it four stars.  For all of that over the stop strangeness, I still needed to know what happen in the end.  I needed to follow the mind games that Daddy played to seek revenge for Mia and secure her freedom.  I needed to even know what happen to Daddy, even though he freaked me out through the whole story.  If an author can give me such a dark, twisted and demented story that makes me question my sanity because I can’t stop reading, then I say they deserve at least four stars.I have to tell you, the way Daddy thought, the plans he made, and the ending of the book…….I am still just speechless.  He was like a mastermind of deception and revenge that is like NO other character I have ever read.  There were times I literally had shivers at the way his mind worked.I would recommend this book to anyone who can deal with such darkness that you feel ill reading it, if you can endure detailed rape and torture scenes, then this is your book.  I don’t regret reading it, but I am almost fearful of how long this story is going to stay with me.  It did bring me a sense of justice at the end, to see how this played out and to see Mia finally start the journey she was meant to be on.Reviewed by Tbird for Crystal’s Many Reviewers