Review: Possibly the most romantic book in the series to date...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 16, 2013
I continue to be impressed by how the author, St. John, continues to advance the series.  So often with PNR series, ideas peter out and you feel like you're reading about the same characters and plot line but with changed names and places.  St. John continues to find a different romance angle with each of her Alien books.  I feel like in the last 3, she continued to set the bar higher, establishing a real romance, where a relationship develops due to respect, and not just instant lust.I admit I am a sucker for when the hero is a great stepfather type to the heroine's children.  This book does not disappoint; while I don't know anything about autism, I really felt both the pain/frustration as well as the highs the heroine must experience with an autistic child.The Kalquorian leads felt more 3 dimensional, with a softer side, then previous Alien stories, and I liked that.  The joking they had amongst themselves and their flaws made them much more believable charactersI anxiously look forward to future books in this series!