Great read! Looking forward to reading more by this author! I highly recommend this book and author to all!

This could've been a definite 3.5 rating, however the awful ridiculous characters, the juvenile language (you would think Reese and Dawn are in their thirties, but they talk and act like twenty-somethings) and the anti-climactic/plausible ending ruined it. The plot didn't seem fleshed out and it had holes. We needed back stories on the workers. What interested me was the plot, but something got mangled and lost. I liked Reese grandmother and Dawn's sister and father. What I didn't like was how Reese spoke to her father and then blurted out that stuff at the end......WHAT?

There's so much more, but I'll stop here. I've read The Wifey Series, The Score Duology and some standalones by this author that I enjoyed. I had high hopes for 'Dead on Arrival'.

****That cover has nothing to do with this story.

Kiki does it again!

Interesting novel in my favorite genre with an unforgettable ending!

Taking a different spin on human trafficking and adding in the gritty feel of urban fiction, this is a book that I could not (and didn't want to) put down.

I am a fan of Kiki Swinson, but this book just did not do it for me. I could not get into the plot, nor the writing. The main characters made some of the silliest decisions that just was a bit far-fetched for me. Thanks to NetGalley, the author and the publisher for the ARC of this book in return for my honest review.