Review: Beam me up Scottie!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 18, 2014
This will be an honest review as in I purchased the book and was not given an ARC for reviewI will start this review by saying I am a HUGE Cambria Hebert fan so if I sound like a fan girl gushing at a Twilight convention...you get the picture.The story is about Sophie Perez and her life of going to school (college), working at a local watering hole (bar) and her close encounter (working in geek references) with a hot alien on a cold, dark, lonely road.  The alien beams her up to his hovercraft and a very hot and steamy meeting occurs (more than once).I won't say much more about the story without the plot being ruined...it is worth reading for yourself the progression and unfolding of what happens to Sophie.  The topic and book is very different from her Take it off Series and Heaven and Hell so keep that in mind when you are reading this story.  Extremely refreshing from the normal fair of books and dark erotica that are currently out on the market for us to read (aliens...sure especially if they are hot).  After reading so many of her books the author has grown into a fantastic image maker and her words put  you in the story.  I was so intrenched in the story that before I knew it I had reached the end and promptly cried NOOOOO...there has to be more!Just a sample of the great writing:  "I wanted emotion.  I wanted the sizzle of chemistry between two people.  I wanted to feel a man over me, his weight pressing me down against a mattress.  I wanted to feel the softness of his lips, the pressure of his tongue as it tangled with mine."Wow....This is the first book so it does end in a cliff hanger and Ms. Hebert has stated the fans and readers that we won't have to wait months for the next episode (Yes!  My heart couldn't take it).If you want a few hours to lose yourself in a totally unique and well written book then I highly recommend this series.  If you have read some of her Take It Off series do yourself a favor and one-click immediately to add to your collection.  The book is highly recommended!