#BookReview: Transformed: POTUS by Suzanne Falter, Jack Harvey

  Screw Camp David.
The first Post-Trump President is a sex addict who hangs in Vegas … 
and keeps misplacing the nuclear codes.

In this hilarious, fast paced novel, the first post-Trump President ‘decompresses’ by picking up women in his time off. Which is complicated when the nuclear Gold Codes go missing, and a bad actor is about to infiltrate POTUS’s inner circle. 

The CIA calls in Charley, a charismatic transman spy, to use his intuitive skills to vet everyone around POTUS, including his harem. Simultaneously, Charley’s charismatic ex-lover suddenly appears and becomes a key suspect. 

Meanwhile, Charley is trying to marry his fiancée- on one of her few weekends off from CIA training camp, 2,000 miles away. When POTUS finds out that Charley’s fiancée is Electra, the world-famous dominatrix known as ‘The Society Dom’, he yanks her out of training so he can have sessions with her in Vegas. 

Does Charley seriously have to surrender his fiancée to POTUS as he struggles to find the infiltrator?

Suzanne Falter is an author, speaker and blogger whose work has reached more than two million people. She has published both fiction and non-fiction. Her novel, Doin’ the Box Step (Random House), was featured in New York Magazine and Cosmopolitan among others. Her non-fiction titles include How Much Joy Can You Stand? and Living Your Joy (both Ballantine.) How Much Joy Can You Stand? was a Dual Main Selection of The One Spirit Book Club. Living Your Joy became a #2 bestseller on Amazon and was named a ‘Best of the Best Self Help Book’ by SELF Magazine. Suzanne’s online writing and videos can be found on Facebook, Google +, YouTube and Pinterest and on her blog at www.suzannefalter.com Following retirement from a successful career on Wall Street in corporate finance and venture capital, Jack Harvey has turned his attention to fiction and the increasingly popular area of gender dynamics.  In his first novel, Transformed, he is partnering with his cousin, author Suzanne Falter.  Jack and his wife have two grown daughters and live in Manhattan and Connecticut.

I guess this was the third book in this series but that's fine.  I wasn't too lost reading this one.  This one after some research follows the events from Paris.  I really enjoyed this story the characters were all fantastic and well formed!  Each one is real with flaws, hopes, and dreams.  This one is for fans who want to read about LGBT, with the main character that is Trans. This would be the first book that I have read that has those two things in it, but it won't be the last!  Electra was by far my favorite character! I really loved that she used to be a dominatrix!  That was out of this world!  This one has a great blend of sexy romance, thriller action, and some really great touches of humor, all tied into one.  I will so have to check out the other books soon! 

Go Into This One Knowing

LGBT, BDSM, Transgender

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