The Escort Part One by C. Firecox

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The Escort Part One by C. Firecox

This review is from 2021 and is kept here for reference. Titles, prices and availability may have changed.

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Stars
★★★★½
Heat
Molten
Series
Novella, Part of a Series, SpinOff

Recommendation

This is a brand new author (well, actually a pseudonym for a Bestselling author) that I stumbled across accidentally, and I was really impressed by the story. I am amazed that such a short novella could accomplish so much. It sets up a dark, mysterious world, while simultaneously introducing well developed characters, and starting a super hot romance. There is one scene in particular that just pushed all of my buttons, and – whew, yeah! It does have some darkness (murder, dubious consent) in it, and it also ends at a tense spot, so be warned if those things aren’t for you. Part Two comes out on 2/4/21. I am looking forward to finding out what happens in this series, and in seeing what else this author comes up with!

Excerpts

He pushed inside in one swift movement, filling me completely. I groaned and let my head hang down. This time, he didn't insist I keep watching, but from the woman's loud moans and the men's increasing grunts, along with Mav's heavy breathing and the feel of him pounding into me, I came again, even more powerfully than with Mav's fingers.
The second I closed the door to my apartment, I had my mouth on her, my hands burrowing beneath her shirt, her back to the wall as I dry humped her like an animal who'd been denied access to a female of its species for far too fucking long.

Publisher synopsis

What’s the price of a daughter? Turns out it's one million dollars. That’s the debt my father ran up with a vicious drug lord—and he used me to settle it.

They call me The Escort, but I’m really a slave.

Until one night when a masked man breaks into my gilded cage and unwittingly sets me free.

I’m still The Escort, but this time, it’s on my terms.

Review published January 8, 2021

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