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Jess Barnes was a rising star in the Information Ministry before she and her crewmates were kidnapped by Xaravian barbarians. She longs for her old life and friends. She can also live without bounty hunters chasing her down in every part of the universe. When one poisons her, Jess is in a race against time to find a cure for the odd condition that sets her heart racing -- made worse by the attention of sexy second-in-command Trazzak.
Trazzak likes order and rules, but Jessalyn brings total chaos to his life and the Galaxos, with bounty hunters and Alliance spies right behind her. When he starts to uncover the many secrets Jess has buried, Trazzak wonders if he should turn her in for betraying the rebellions... or get a lot closer.
Jess doesn’t know who to trust, and hardly even trusts herself as she battles bounty hunters, arms dealers, and the poison in her blood. When the Alliance offers her the antidote and her old life back -- in exchange for betraying her crewmates, the Xaravians, and the entire rebellion -- will Jess choose loyalty to her friends and her growing feelings for Trazzak over her own life?
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The adventures of the Earther women with the Galoxos crew continue with Jess. The cultural attache is actually an intelligence officer. We discovered that fact in the last book of the series when she went to bat for the team wanting to rescue a former colleague. Now she's trying to clear up the bounty on their heads by dealing directly with the Ministry.
She needs to believe that the Minister is corruption free, and that he will save her friends. Unfortunately her meeting with the contact at the ministry makes her a target for bounty hunters. Now her blood is poisoned and she has little time to complete one last mission which can save her friends from a lifetime of harassment.
She doesn't believe she will survive the poison anyhow. She definitely has no time for love, and certainly not for the Xaravian Trazzak. The story is predictable, but the twists and turns are fun to read. I'm actually happy this one wasn't too focused on the love angle. Book was good. Looking forward to the next in series.
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Cecily Griggs doesn't know what she'll do on the alien ship after she and her friends were sold by their old captain. When an old friend sends a distress signal from a planet of slave-traders, Griggs knows what has to happen -- she'll get Heidi back, or die trying. She's ready for a solo mission when the watchful, smoking hot Vrix insists on going with her. Griggs doesn't need the distraction of his silver eyes or rocky voice, but his muscles will definitely come in handy... Vrix wants nothing more than to claim Griggs as his own. She's fierce and independent and so sensual she makes his scales rattle with just a look. A short rescue mission is the perfect opportunity to seduce her -- especially when Griggs has to masquerade as his slave so they can access the darkest secrets on the wild planet. But when someone kidnaps her and Griggs disappears into the underground, Vrix will do anything to get her back. When old enemies ambush her and try to settle the score for attacking the Alliance, Griggs fights to save her friend and herself. Can she trust Vrix to help them escape, or will she spend the rest of her life fighting alone?
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The whole set of Fleet Officers rescued in the first book are now finding their part in the new world. Griggs is finding it difficult to adjust because her whole identity hinged in being a Fleet Officer. Now she doesn't know where she's at and Vrix is infuriating her. When they get a call for help from a former roommate, Griggs is the first to volunteer to rescue her. Not that Vrix is going to let her go charging alone into a lawless planet that is a haven for all the criminals of the alien worlds put together.
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Isla Lennox is the best interpreter aboard the Alliance ship Argo -- if the captain would ever give her a chance to do her job. When he finally does, Isla's big break turns into chaos and panic as she and all the female crew members are traded to an alien ship in exchange for the Argo's safe passage. The giant Xaravian warriors are intimidating, covered in scales, and... way too attractive. Isla and her friends won't surrender quietly, but it seems like the Xaravians are looking forward to that kind of fight.
The moment Vaant sees the beautiful, sassy interpreter, he knows he can't leave her in danger. She thinks he's a pirate and a dangerous rebel -- and that he bought her and her friends. Vaant must prove his honorable intentions, even as her flashing eyes and curvy figure drives him mad with desire. He'll even endanger his ship and go to the edge of the universe to keep her safe.
When her former captain frames Vaant for destroying an innocent ship and murdering another crew, Isla must face that the Alliance she served so proudly is not what it seems. Starting a new life as a rebel with Vaant sounds more and more appealing, but first they'll have to fight through half the Alliance fleet, escape a crumbling space station, and find love among the stars.
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Good start to a new series. Love the Earther women depicted in the book. Strong, skilled, stubborn and opinionated. Absolutely made for adventures around the universe. I hope the aliens suffer less broken bones when confronting the women in the next book!
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In a world of darkness, she is his only light.
When Kara’s ship gets stranded on a cold rock on the ass-end of the solar system, she knows that her chances of a knight in shining armor rescuing her are slim to none. But when a light in the sky turns out to be none other than a Marauder with shining teal armor and rippling muscles who lands and saves her, she thinks her luck is too good to be true. And it is. He’s Kain, Son of Grius, and he’s from Darkstar. It’s a barren world beyond the orbit of Pluto, and it’s the home base of Marauders who want to obliterate the human race. But before they eradicate humanity, they’re perfectly happy to take human females as slaves.
Kain Son of Grius has betrayed Darkstar and become a peacekeeper. His mission? Go back to Darkstar as an undercover agent. But on the way, a distress beacon from a stranded human ship takes him off course. It takes just one look in that human’s eyes, and his entire life goes off course. He thinks he might be able to save her, but before he can, a fully-armed ship from Darkstar approaches. He’ll have to go on with his undercover mission, and he’ll have to take his potential mate as prisoner.
If he wants her to survive, he’ll have to claim her.
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This is the fifth book in the Mating Wars series and follows the story of Kain, whom we met Ramses' book. The guy who showed him mercy on Venus. Well some time has lapsed since then and Kain is now a trained Peacekeeper. His first mission? To return to Darkstar and infiltrate the place. Only while he's on his way back he intercepts an SOS and finds his mate.
Unfortunately Darkstar also responds to the emergency beacon and now Kain must let his mate Kara and her sister Felicia be taken as slaves. Will be be able to rescue her in time? Will his mission be compromised? You need to read to find out more. I love the ways the sisters bicker all through the book. I also enjoyed the cultural differences that come into play when Kain needs to resort to violent murder to protect Kara. Can't wait to read about Malcolm and Felicia!
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An alien warrior breaks all the rules to protect his human mate.
Ramses Ivanov never thought he’d find his mate, but when this alien warrior meets his new partner--a human cop on Earth--everything changes. He can’t resist her soft, sweet voice; or her almond-brown eyes and killer curves. Dating your partner is strictly forbidden, but when it comes to his mate, all rules are meant to be broken.
Elise never really wanted to be a cop, and she certainly never wanted an insufferable, frustrating asshole like Ramses as her partner. The sexy, pink-skinned alien swaggers onto Earth like he owns the whole planet, and he looks at Elise with a cocky grin, like he owns her.
When a terrorist attack exposes Elise to a mysterious gas, the supercomputer that runs Earth tries to kill her. Ramses knows of only one place that he can keep her safe--a planet no one is supposed to land on...Atlantis. He’d go to hell and back to protect Elise, and it turns out that Atlantis is the closest thing there is to hell. Ramses and Elise will have to become much more than partners if they want to survive this ice-cold abyss--freeze to death, or find warmth in each other.
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There is a time gap here in the series as Ageus' son Ramses grows up on Venus and becomes a peacekeeper. On his first mission to Earth he manages to bump into his mate and then nearly looses her as Harmony wants to kill her. Harmony is the Artificial Intelligence computer in charge of all things on Earth now.
Ramses needs to keep Elise alive, and with a little help from his father heads out into outer space for a safe zone. Of course there is a huge twist in the tale and they end up in a place previously believed to be a myth. As they struggle in the icy terrain to stay alive till his cousin can rescue them, they get help from the strangest of allies...can they really trust a Darkstar Marauder?
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I can run from danger, but I can’t run from him.
When my father tries to marry me off to a man I don’t love, I buy a one-way ticket to Mars. But before I can even get out of orbit, a brutal alien warrior attacks. He says he wants our ship, but from one look in his eyes, I know he wants much more from me.
I’m left with a choice: try to hitchhike to Mars--alone and penniless--through the empty cold of space, or accept this infuriating alien’s protection. And take him home with me.
I’d always wanted a man to stand up to my father, I just never thought it would be him. He’s frustrating, mysterious, and fiercely protective. All of humanity is one big game of chess to him...am I his pawn? Or his queen?
He’ll protect me from everything in the world, but nothing in the universe can protect me from him.
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Aegus was of the firm belief that Humans were the answer to the Marauders fertility troubles. He has seen his brother find his human mate and have a seraphim child. He knows that the rest of his species is divided about the approach to humanity. He's hoping to have things set in motion in such a manner that when they do reach Earth his people decide to stay here instead of plundering and moving on.
With Mars and the orbitals supporting his brother, and Earth pretty much having no choice, he needs to focus on Venus. What he did not need to focus on was the Tsarevna of Venus, Anya, who happens to be his fated mate. When her father is killed by the General who would enslave her, Aegus makes a run for it with her to the floating Jungles, hoping that the tribes will help protect her and help him fight the war that he knows is coming.
It was really interesting sci fi to see how the Jungles worked at terraforming and how the tribes were actually descended from scientists. I received an ARC for my honest opinion.
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He came to kill, but stayed to claim me.
When the captain throws me in the brig, it feels like things can’t get any worse. But they can. A deadly alien assassin slaughters everyone on our ship, but spares me.
If I want to survive, I’ll have to accept this brutal alien’s protection. He’s frustrating, insufferable, and never admits he’s wrong. And the worst part? He says he wants to kill all humans. But he protects me, fiercely and without question.
His body is a deadly weapon, and he’s vicious and unrelenting. So why has he spared me? And why does he keep looking at me with those jade green eyes and that smug grin?
Falling for this cocky alien killer may just be the one thing that saves me, but who can save me from him?
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There's a team of assassins coming to get Cygnus and his brother. The marauders need to kill them to be rid of shame debt. Fiona is on a gunship but despite being from the Earth's surface she has sympathy for the colonists. A fact that does not go over well with her ships captain. Just when she feels she's going to be chucked out into outer space, Fenrir arrives and saves her because he needs her to get to Mars.
Only trouble is getting there undetected doesn't work and they get captured by human colonists who decide to use Fiona to draw out Cygnus and her sister. Its a do or die situation, and the two of them have to literally fight off the marauders sent to kill them. Nice action and drama.
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War rages between Earth and Mars, and an alien fleet from a distant star barrels toward our solar system. I’m laying low in the asteroid belt, as far from the war as I can get, but so is one of the aliens. And I’m the first to find him.
Second to find him? Pirates. A whole lot of them. The alien kills every last one to protect me, and we barely escape before reinforcements arrive. Now my life is in the hands of this savage, purple-skinned killer.
Not all of his skin is purple though, his...thing...is teal. And it’s nearly as big as the rest of him. His shoulders are as wide as Valles Marineris, and he’s tall as Olympus Mons. His ego is way too big for my tiny ship, but one look from him with that insufferable grin, and my cheeks burn hotter than Venus.
He’s protected me fiercely and without question, but which side will he take when the rest of his race comes to destroy us all?
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Shifters ever seemed a bit alien to you? Well in this book, the bear is literally from outer space. A purple shifter bear from a race called the Maurauders is caught by a human female scrapper who runs a solo space ship. I know science fiction may not have the same effect as an earthy shifter novel, but if you just go with the flow, the story is pretty fun.
Sort of like Star Wars meets Werebear kind of thing happening. And i have to say I had no idea what teal looked like and I needed to go online to check out just what the colour was! :0 You'll get it when you read the book. I received an ARC for my honest opinion.
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- Publisher: Parsina Press (31 December 2013)
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Hawker was a good soldier--so good, in fact, that the Army asked him and his buddies to sign on for an extended hitch. What they couldn't know was that the extension would last forever. Century after century, war after war, Hawker and his comrades were resurrected over and over to fight on alien planets with ever more advanced weapons. The reasons for the wars were incomprehensible, but that didn't matter. All that counted was the fighting itself. From incarnation through incarnation, one goal remained in Hawker's mind. Somewhere, somehow, there had to be a way out of the loop. And he was determined to find it. This is a modern revision of a classic science fiction novel.
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I am
absolutely blown away with this book. Cryogenics is such a fascinating topic.
Can you be frozen and wake up without ageing some day in the future? Is the
being that you are today, going to fit into a society in the future. Then add
the military aspect of how a fighting soldier will adapt to waking up in a
future world and fighting...simply amazing. And I love the four primary
"sleepers", the reasons that they got originally pushed into project
Banknote. Green really was the smart one...one single word was the key to
getting off the merry go round...remember. If humanity ever really goes that
way, and it is looking like a very real possibility, such soldiers will begin
to exist! Scary thought isn't it!!!
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Azrael Thanatos wants nothing more than to follow in the footsteps of
his scientist mother. Sent to study humans on a wager between the
Eternal Emperor and Shay'tan, he has no idea Earth is gateway to a fiery
prison. Far from home, he is befriended by Elissar, a precocious child
with silver eyes. When Moloch instigates an invasion of Carthage to
escape, Azrael sacrifices his life to snatch Elissar from the Devourer
of Children's maw.
Saved by a mysterious mother-goddess, Azrael is given a new mission.
Watchman. Roaming the Earth without shape or form, he searches for
those who would help Moloch escape and drags them back to Gehenna, a
prison which only Lucifer, debauch son of the Emperor, holds the key.
It's a hellish immortality, for who wants to serve alongside the Fallen
or exist when no living creature can survive your touch? Ki promised he
would see Elissar again, but as time grinds civilizations into dust,
Azrael begins to lose hope.
Then one day a child takes his hand and lives…
Life for Elizabeth is not easy. The Angel of Death took her family
the night a drunk driver plowed through a stop sign and left her in a
wheel chair. Azrael is forbidden to interfere as she bounces through
foster homes, hardship, and grueling rehabilitation. Then one day he is
forced to reveal he is not a figment of her imagination. Oh, how she
hates this angel who has taken everyone she ever loved! She will defeat
him! Even if she has to squeeze the life force from her own body! The
invasion of Iraq inspires her to join the Army and become a trauma
nurse, unaware Death has fallen in love with the woman who can defeat
him.
Will she take his hand a second time?
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After I finished “Agents of Ki” Book 3 in the Sword of the
Gods series, I was so desperate to get to book 4 that I actually contacted the
author on facebook to ask when she was publishing it. Anna is still working on
the book, but guided me to her new series “The Children of the Fallen”. This is
a book that happens a couple of millenniums after the original book and it is
based in modern times.
It deals with a young angelic by the name of Azreal, who
finds himself the subject of a bet between Hashim and his old enemy the Dragon
known as Shay'tan. It is a whole new story dealing with new people and current
world events. Although you do manage to
get a sneak peek in to what happened to all the major players in the first series.
It is just as fascinating as the older series
and now I am stuck waiting for the next book in both!
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