Review: Warrior Cowboys with SuperPowers want Sexy SchoolTeacher to Love Them Forever
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 20, 2011
Book 1 of "Wyoming Warriors" series. Book 2Commando Cowboys Rescue Their Bride.Plot:Sara is kidnapped by Strange Cowboys and taken to their ranch. Thing is, not only isn't she A Spy but she's The Boss' Mate and One of Them. Life is about to get Really Different.Comments:- Contemporary paranormal (telepathy-ish) menage cowboy erotica with mild suspense plot.- 4314 kindle locations, 50,887 words- m/f, m/f/m - explicit, frequent, somewhat wham-bam but still caring. No m/m (brothers). Starts with the "body wants what brain denies" scenario. Aiming for a committed threesome.- Book 2 "Commando Cowboys Rescue their Bride" picks up Morgan's story. She matches with Ethan and Justin.Opinion:"Commando Cowboys Capture their Mate" is an interesting read. It's the first book in a series and not a lot is given away. When Sara arrives on the ranch we find The Families have some sort of SuperPowers, but we don't get a huge amount of World Definition, leaving us wondering what exactly these SuperPowers are. We know there's some sort of telepathy, WarriorState and HigherTechnology, but nothing exact. And there are Good Guys and Bad Guys and Government Intrigue, but what and who is left for later. On the other hand, we get The Families background, and a lot of description of things like the wedding. So we finish the book still slightly confused about what is going on and who we are dealing with, hoping it will start to come clear in later books. (Which it starts to do in Book 2, but perhaps because we are becoming more invested in the series, we care a little less about the lack of detail).Coupled with this is a Lust Imperative leading to frequent, explicit sex, particularly given the interesting suspense plot. And yet there's limited description of it. It verges on wham-bam, except that she thoroughly enjoys it. We simply don't get a lot of pre- and post-cuddling.Hmm. An interesting book. It has a lot going for it: the suspense, the strength of Sara's character, the introduction of future integral characters, and the beginning of a complex World. But it falls down IMO in a few places. Without knowing this is part of a series, I think you'd be very disappointed, But I still enjoyed it. I still recommend it, knowing you'll be looking for Book 2 to further the plot arcs. It's a solid 4 stars.Similar books:Paranormal menage suspense - Abby Blake's "Altered Destinies" series. First bookLost.-CR-