Review: It was ok
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 16, 2013
While I was reading the book, I did like it. It held my interest throughout and I didn't skip through it. I didn't enjoy certain tedious conversations, and certain situations but I did enjoy the idea behind this book and I was interested in the story. I did not like the ending - it felt very rushed to me and left me very unsatisfied. If the ending had been better, I would have rated it higher because this author does have talent.Brief overview of the book:******************SPOILER ALERT!!!!!!!**********************Markar is a Morian, a race of beings that are all male and are reproduced through cloning. He has never seen or even heard of a female before. He travels the galaxy, studying different planets and species and evaluates if any of the new species he comes into contact with are a threat to his race. He has found Earth and is evaluating humans. He is held at an underground government facility under high security.Rae is a human. She is an officer in the army and has been assigned the task of interviewing the alien. When Markar first sees Rae, yes he can see through the one way glass in the holding room, he feels strange and unfamiliar feelings. He decides to kidnap Rae and take her to his ship so he can further evaluate this "human".While on his ship, Rae tells him about females and reproduction. He is greatly intrigued and develops strong and possessive feelings toward Rae. They kiss and she discovers that his saliva contains some kind of super chemical that really turns her on. They go to an earth-like planet so Markar can evaluate it and there Rae almost drowns. Within hours of her almost drowning, they make-love. They explore the planet some more, have another lovemaking session, and Rae almost dies - again. When she awakens, they have another discussion in which Rae decides she will be happy spending the rest of her life with Markar exploring the galaxy. The end.*****End Spoiler*****If that synapsis sounds good to you then you will probably like this book.  If you are looking for more - pass.  You will be disappointed.