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Death Row The Trilogy The Fugitive / The Hunter / The Avenger Author:Jaid Black The United Americas of Earth: 2249 A.D. — On the eve of his execution, Death Row inmate Kerick Riley overpowers the guard and escapes the violent penal colony that has been his prison for over fifteen years. On the run to find the answers he seeks, the grim-face, gray-eyed Kerick has two things on his mind: revenge and woman. — Scientist Nellie Ka... more »n has spent the last several years researching a frightening disease that has manifested itself in certain populations of humans. On the verge of developing a serum, Dr. Kan is kidnapped by an escaped Death Row inmate and claimed as his personal sexual property. Is her captor the key to the answer she seeks...or a lunatic who will destroy them both?« less
Bookfanatic reviewed Death Row: The Trilogy: The Fugitive / The Hunter / The Avenger on
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If you haven't read Jaid Black's books before then this might be a shock to you. If you don't care for stories where women are sexually submissive and men are dominant then this may not be for you. This has some mild BDSM and the story is not your typical bodice ripper romance. This story is set many years into the future when females are a rarity. Women in this society are nothing more than sexual chattel. All women are genetically engineered to be pretty. Men spend years saving up the money to buy one for marriage. The story about the escaped convict with a heart of gold was ok. The sex is extremely graphic which may or may not be to your liking. The subplot about the humans turning into vampires was actually more interesting to me.
Currently 1.5/5 Stars.
Denise L. (fangrrl) - WA reviewed Death Row: The Trilogy: The Fugitive / The Hunter / The Avenger on
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Dittos on ridiculous. I don't care for BDSM, and the lack of plot and reduntant gratudious sex were icing on the cake....not my cuppa.
This was the first Jaid Black book I read and I'm not impressed. As far as the sci-fi/fantasy plot, there wasn't one. And in most scenes, the gratuitious sex seemed out of context and became redundant. It was almost like, Hey let's put some sex into this scene just because we can...reminds me of a musical where the actors just break out into song for the heck of it. IMHO, there's hot steamy and then there just plain ridiculous. This book fit the ridiculous category. Besides, I discovered that I don't have the taste for bondage/submissiveness/slavery where the women are little more than sex slaves.