Review: Good series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 29, 2014
A worthy successor to Hunter's Claim. Trivators seem to be tailor-made to capture the hearts of surviving earth girls, as Earth becomes a more perilous place to eek out an existence in. The alien male Trivators who have travelled to earth to enlighten and "help" the indigenous Homo Sapiens, find their efforts unappreciated and the surviving population is in a constant state of war with themselves as well as the aliens. This is deemed unacceptable and if humans don't start toeing the line, they will be wiped out in order to save the planet.Razor is in charge of eliminating the pesky pockets of human rebellion, after six years of war. Wiping out millions of earth people doesn't trouble him at all, as he has exterminated other sentient beings often during his military career. As High Chancellor, he is called in as a last resort to bring the population under control. When human female Kali Parks saves his life and immediately wins his heart, he's still not convinced we're worth saving; however, if he wants to win Kali's heart, something will need to change in short order.The chemistry between Razor and Kali is both smart and believable. The story makes sense and the world-building is logical and terrifying. This is a good read, and the sex is fun and romantic. Razor doesn't feel the need to humiliate or dominate Kali. (I wrote this so you will know this series is different than the Cosmo's Gateway series. No BDSM. Yay!!) I look forward to many more books in this series.