Review: 18+ a great introduction to the author and the world, and there is no question that the two have a happy ending.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 19, 2014
A speed-dating Amazonian warror-ess uses the service to find her breeding partner, and this story is off to a rollicking start.  Antiope, or Annie, is an Amazon with a touch of something different, she is also an empathy, and this conflict of natures is presented in a unique way, giving Annie a softer side that acknowledges her difference.Tai is also different: a half-human with stellar computer skills, he also is a man with some very solid ideas about his own alpha-ness and abilities.  The annual breeding ritual, termed Thirteen Nights, is his chance to fulfill the destiny shown to him by a seer.Sabrina Garie manages to set the world and the expectations with grace: and presents a reason and need for the status quo to change. Until Tai hacks the database that manages the ‘matings” where couples are paired according to their genetic type, potential to create superior offspring, and with the Elders curious set of discriminatory practices, inter-genetic relationships and love were never a part of the equation.Tai and Annie have a delicious connection that is ever so hot and steamy once the initial banter and fighting of the attraction between them is sorted out.  Both characters have some issues from their past and from the expectations of their own behavior they were raised with: but Annie’s empathic connection allows her to both feel and see Tai’s love, and the regrets he holds for chances he didn’t take.  Quick and short, this read is a great introduction to the author and the world, and there is no question that the two have a happy ending.I received an eBook copy from the publisher for purpose of honest review for The Jeep Diva. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own responsibility.