Review: A Different Kind of Breeder
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2014
I loved this book, but in a MUCH  different way than Breeder. While Breeder was emotionally heavy and compelling, Terran has much lighter, almost playful feel. Although distinctly less coercive than book one, Terran is still a book I will happily re-read.Tara isn't an Omra. She's an educated strong woman who's never been a man's possession. She's sassy, spirited, and a great match for Marlix.Marlix doesn't really seem like hero material in book one. In Terran, book 2, we get to see a different side to Marlix and the complex, somewhat humorous, man under the hard exterior. I loved the interactions between these two. My one wish is that we had gotten one last scene with them together, cohesively confirming Tara's physical state.Overall another great book for this series. I'm excited to see where Cara Bristol takes her Parseon characters, and how the political upheaval plays out in book three.