High Rise Trap 1-6 by M.C. Questgend (bisexual transsexual erotica)

High Rise Trap is a newly serialized story from M.C. Questgend that is just as inventive and exciting as you might expect, but one that is also surprisingly complex and increasingly dark. The first few instalments are lighter, sexier fare, but still full of intrigue and mystery.

Book #1 Gamer introduces us to Dean, a comfortably bisexual man with a boring job and no social life. When he finally gives in to peer pressure and tries online dating, he meets a mysterious woman who introduces him to a sort of sexual scavenger hunt game at the High Rise Club. It is invitation only, there are rules that must be followed, cheating is not tolerated, and the hunt for clues can be as maddening as it is erotic.

Book #2 Teaming Up is where the excitement spikes, with Dean unable to resist the allure of the Club or the secrets of the game. Having earned his way into Level 2, he begins becoming more intimate with the other members of the club, including Daisy and Georgia, two transgender beauties who begin his descent into bending the rules. This is an incredibly sexy story, full of erotic atmosphere, but it is also one that begins to trigger doubts and fears, leading us to worry about what Dean has gotten himself into.

In Book #3: Cheater, having earned his way into Level 3, Sissy Boy Dean is already frustrated and anxious to move on. The rules have gotten tighter, with locked rooms, time limits, and restrictions on visits. When he is offered a chance to cheat by the lovely Wendy, he gives in and begins a whole new scavenger hunt involving an adult video store, glory hole booths, and illicit secrets. It is here were the consequences of cheating are revealed, and where we get our first confirmation that the High Rise Club has a much darker side.

It is in Book #4: Game Penalty where the real stakes of the game begin to become apparent, with Dean offered an impossible choice between two tasks - and it also where we finally get a taste of M.C. Questgend's talent for feminization. Those cross-dressing details are fantastic, especially with the tension and apprehension behind them, and the introduction of female domination and group sex makes this the hottest, messiest, and yet most dangerous of the stories yet.

Of Book #5: Game Gets Real and Book #6: Leaving the Game Zone I will say very little, for to discuss what happens there, even at a high level, would be to spoil the thrill of discovery. All I will really say is that the story takes a major change, with a twist that will pull the rug out from beneath readers who think they have begun to figure out the game. To say the stakes have never been higher is an understatement, with the story plunging over the edge into a harder, darker, more violent, and more dangerous thriller. I freely admit, I had to pause between stories just to try and process everything and prepare myself for what might be to come.

M.C. Questgend is always at her most exciting when she strays away from the tropes and standard fantasies to do something dark and daring, and High Rise Trap may be her highest concept tale yet. It is populated with wonderful characters, fantastic settings, incredible eroticism, and plenty of thrills and chills.

Born in 1971, M.C. Questgend traveled the country with his parents as a military brat. Settling in Texas where he was first introduced to alternative lifestyles, he was able to finish high school and continue his new "hobby" in college. After college, he and "she" returned to start a family, but the strain of his "secret" was too much for his now ex-wife. Married a second time was not the answer, so M.C. has transferred the stress to the pen and keyboard. Writing erotic stories - some loosely based on his and "her" life as well as stories involving aspects of the LGBT community, a community and lifestyle he has come to privately embrace. M.C. Questgend is a pen name used to protect his privacy and anonymity. The intent was to write stories that entertain, inspire and motivate - which are as much sensual and heartwarming as they are sexual and explicit.

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Reviewed by Sally