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Review: Allegiant by Cora Rose by Lark Taylor 5 of 5 stars

Allegiant by Cora Rose  by  Lark Taylor My rating: 5 of 5 stars Rowan is haunted by the death of...

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Saturday, 27 November 2021

Review: Alien Embrace : A Limited Edition Collection of Sci Fi Alien Romances by Milly Taiden 3 of 5 stars

Alien Embrace : A Limited Edition Collection of Sci Fi Alien Romances









Alien Embrace : A Limited Edition Collection of Sci Fi Alien Romances by Milly Taiden by Ava Hunter by Margo Bond Collins
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

A good value collection of alien stories. Some good ones interspersed with some ok ones. A good introduction to the authors as well as their writing. Think of it as a good value taster menu of alien story focused writers. Can contain some violence as well as sexual content.

Suddenly Taken by Milly Taiden and Ava Hunter - 4*
Jo was strong and festy, knowing exactly what she does (and does not) want whereas Chuck is just gentle. A quick read which left me saddened as I wanted to know more.

Caged Beast by Honey Phillips - 3*
Good characters on a prison planet with lots of hints as to what will come later. A reasonable start to a series that makes you want to read more.

Skoar by Ava Ross - 4*
This story was a bit of an emotional rollercoaster with instant love and finite time to change.

Rescued from the Depths by Ella Maven - 3*
A quick read that has two souls meeting in an unlikely place with a lifetime to sort out all of the details.

Earth 4040 by Eva Priest - 3*
The universe can wait
A prison planet that started with chaos but ended with contentment. This was definitely just a start and there must be plenty of stories to tell about the other characters mentioned in this one. A promising start that might be just enough to spark our curiosity.

The Recruit by Danielle Kaheaku - 3*
Wow - cat aliens. An interesting concept that I had never seen nor thought about. I think this might be well worth exploring by finding other books by the author.

Drasher by Harpie Alexa - 3*
Lots of emotions, actions and heroism in order to start the addiction process. An interesting light read that has definitely sparked my curiosity.

First Warrior by Tia Didmon - 3*
A great story that has demonstrated a talent for relating detail in relatively few words. A pleasant read.

Ice Planet Prison by Alexis B. Osborne - 3*
This was an example of a strong female lead who is not over the top as part of being strong. An enjoyable story.

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Thursday, 4 January 2018

Review: Heroines & Hellions by Margo Bond Collins by Erin Hayes 5 of 5 stars

Heroines & Hellions: An Urban Fantasy and Fantasy Collection Heroines & Hellions: An Urban Fantasy and Fantasy Collection by Margo Bond Collins
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Chains of Iron and Silver
Cassidy Irons and fairy-prince Drake are attacked by werewolves and he is kidnapped. So he find she has to reach out to her cousin Blaize Silver to help rescue him. Can they get past their shared past traumas and work together to rescue him before it is too late?

This was full of action from the very start and it only built as the story developed. I really enjoyed the way their worlds collided and the only way to success was to get over the past and work together. This was well written and very enjoyable.

I will update this review when I read the other stories.

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Sunday, 9 April 2017

Review: Immortal Winter (Sector 4) by N.R. Larry, by Margo Bond Collins 4 of 5 stars

Immortal Winter (Sector 4) Immortal Winter (Sector 4) by N.R. Larry by Margo Bond Collins
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Jayla Storm wakes up next to a dead body in her ice tower and has no idea how it gt there nor what happened. Then the handsome Kip Stanton blows up her tower and kidnaps her insisting the queen who saved her is a liar. Now she's stuck with rebels who insist the queen needs to be usurped and Ravagers who appear to be attracted to her. She also struggles with confusion as her memories start to come back and she gets feelings for Kip - can she start to trust anyone.

This story took some getting into as the movements forward and back between reality and memory were a little surreal and hard to cope with. The actual story was good and it contained lots of drama and intrigue. I could feel the emotions and could empathise with the characters.

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Sunday, 27 November 2016

Review: Baby, It's Cold in Space by Margo Bond Collins 5 of 5 stars

Baby, It's Cold in Space Baby, It's Cold in Space by Margo Bond Collins
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Solar Express by Erin Hayes
Kear’yl is a Vzekian fearless space ranger but has always avoided her human stepbrother Houston. Her father is the Chief Commander and she just cannot understand why he married Huston mother. Her stepmother has made plans for a family Christmas on Fl’steri. So (much to her displeasure) Kear’yl is given the job of picking up Houston from Earth and delivering him to Fl’steri. Can she get them both there in one piece and will she be able to fight her attraction to him?

I really enjoyed this story. In places it made me laugh out loud, and in other places I was able to enjoy the relationship developing between Kear’yl and Houston. A well written romance story, set in space with Christmas thrown into the mix.

I will read the others and review them later.

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