Review: Good but...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 8, 2014
I liked this book and I feel strongly that the issues I have are me more than the book.  The first half was engrossing, and I read it rapidly, then things slowed down, there was still a lot of action but I wasn't feeling it.Fiona is an abused woman on the run from a man who wouldn't take no for an answer. When there is a crash on the farm she was renting, she went out to help. She's shocked to see that it wasn't a plane but a spaceship of some type. There are survivors and she quickly uses her medical knowledge to treat the injured. When she hears their story she knows they have to leave.Ardal is the leader of a unit of Hunters who  have been slated for termination. When he realizes that they don't have to blindly obey an order to be ejected into space, his men take over the ship with his help. When he meets Fiona, he is appreciative of her help and promises that he will care for her. But this is a new world to Ardal and he needs as much help as Fiona. They are running from the Canadian government, the police and if he hears about her Fiona's stalker. They have to start moving and keep on going until they can find a way to blend in.I have already purchased the second book but haven't started reading it yet. As I wrote, I love the storyline, the world building is sketchy but since all the action happens on Earth, I can understand that, it may be that the personality of the Hunters is so robotic that I'm turned off.  Read the free chapter and see what you think.