Review: A lot of repetion from previous books
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 21, 2014
This book reverts back to the confusing, childish dialogue of book 1.  In this book, it's between a female Earth Doctor and the male Head Medic of Katiera, who is one of the sons of the Prime family.  There are a lot of passages from books 1 and 2, repeated in this book.  I found myself skipping paragraphs that I'd read previously.  It's not until Chapter 11, which is 55% of the way through the book, that new material is introduced.  Even then, we get little information on the lead male's thinking, background history or how his feelings develop for the lead female.The supposed lead male in this book, shows himself to be more of a jerk than a deserving romantic interest for the lead female character.  He uses forced seduction to coerce her into mating with him.  The guy is supposed to be highly intelligent, but comes across as more of an aggressive ape, than an a man of intelligence trying to convince a woman to be his mate, and why is this highly intelligent, career minded woman Doctor supposed to get turned on by being forced into sex?  The story lacks logic.Then at 65% through the book, we start getting repeated paragraphs from book 2 again.  It's only in the last two chapters that SydEL becomes bearable and the story finally gets a sensible ending.  Hopefully the next book sees a big improvement in the writing style.