I think this is one of this author's better books. It actually hit many emotional levels for me - humor, regret, revenge/anger, and acceptance.
This brings in a very minor character from another book, not even sure she was named in that book (Evil Villainess) but brings back the evil organization SCAT.
It is set close to where I live so I recognize some of the landmarks.
The story was pretty good with the secret agent stuff. Most of which could be something that could happen in real life. The only thing I didn’t understand was why they were in a Mexican prison as they us border patrol found the drugs so they should have been in a us prison. The story was written well and no mistakes that I found with spelling. I will def be checking out other books by this author. I think this is the second book Ive read by them.
I am not a big fan of "magical" transformations of cisgender men into cisgender women, but it's a popular way to keep the story short. In this story, the man is a prisoner is framed for a crime he didn't commit and is turned into a girl by a machine.
She the gets her revenge in a wonderfully delightful way and even finds love. A nice short story that was satisfying.
A great plot & ending, the book could have been a bit better by extending the revenge plot a bit more (i.e. stringing the perpetrators along more) Also smuggling coke into Mexico ummmmmm can't see it now OUT of Mexico that I get. Now guns, ammunition & explosives THAT would make more sense to me.
This would not let me comment after first reading.
I had to go back in and check it out again. It’s a great story and Really cool ending. I like stories where nobody is killed. Lucky seven sounds like a real sweat heart and number 14wascool as well.