Concrete Chaos
A few open-door scenes, described but not lingered on.
Direct. Plain anatomical words, moderately crude dialogue.
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Sue Zay. AKA 'Suzanne Zato'. AKA 'The Moto Gymkhana Queen'. AKA 'the fastest motorcycle racer the world has ever known'. AKA 'the girl tied up on a chair in Hael Anders' apartment'.Sue Zay's quest to save the world from terrorists is thwarted when said terrorists kidnap her. Now she'll need to escape their clutches, stop their experiments on the other kidnapped girls, and foil one of the biggest drug deals in the last thirty years. Can Sue Zay do it? Maybe, if she can ride her motorcycle fast enough.
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