Review: Venom is sweet poison
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 11, 2014
Saved by Venom is the third novel in the series (Grabbed) and his character was that of a man who had fought through battles as a sniper and won the credits needed to enter a grab.  Dizzy had been entered into the grab by her father to save her from being the collection of a debt that he owed.  I have read the reviews from others who found this story to be "more of the same" and I find that to be untrue.  The characters and how they interact is what makes the stories interesting.  There was action and subplots entwined in the story that gave more depth to the two characters and understanding their different worlds.  Dizzy lived in a more primitive society that was not safe, and Venom's world offered much more advanced technology and even safety.  Venom was not about to have his new life changed he worried about her and fought for her; he truly wanted a wife with the security and love of a family.  He was very protective of Dizzy and she was no clinging vine to him, she spoke up for herself when questions arose about her true origins.  And she had the talent of sewing that had made her an independent woman back on Earth, designing and making clothing was a part of her creative nature.  Venom was very sweet and gentle with Dizzy; but in his culture it would be unheard of to have his wife working.  He had another interest which focused on ropes which you will need to read about.  In the end, Venom supported his new wife's creativity and brought the equipment for her to continue as a seamstress.  I found Venom to be thoughtful, protective, gentle, surprising in his ability to change to make his relationship with Dizzy last, and a sweet man.