Review: If I could teach the world to sing in perfect harmony...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 4, 2014
Goodness, in this one Maritza really is trying to take the whole world's problems on her shoulders. Or at least that of her sexy alien husband's concerning the rising conflict between the Dak-Hiliah and the resistance force gathering against them. She seems to really think she can change things for the better not just for the enslaved women, but for the Dak-Hiliah as well.Without giving too much detail - after learning a little bit more about the dire situation that led to her kidnapping in the first place, Maritza learns that there is a silver lining in the heavy storm clouds surrounding her. The new ruling druid is a lot sweeter on the ladies and now those Dak - Hiliah boys are just going to have to learn how to get along on the playground with their human brides if they are going to learn from their past mistakes that led to the decline of their civilization with their own women. Problem is, Maritza herself is in heaven with Lord Elentinus, but everyone else keeps trying to pull her into their problems, threatening her paradise and making her feel guilty for having a husband who doesn't treat her like dirt.I think Maritza is a bit buzzed by the exotic sex Lord Elentinus puts on her and that's totally understandable. In the meantime, I look forward to reading the final part. If you're reading book two first, you're reading an incomplete story - duh - so this review won't make much sense if you haven't read part one. In any case, on to book three!