Review: Out of This World Romantic Steam
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 1, 2014
Do you know what’s better than a huge, handsome, hotter than blazes alpha male from an alien world? How about if said alpha is an over-the-top hero who is turning all sweet and totally devoted to one tiny but fierce human woman. They say the bigger they are, the harder they fall and the fierce warrior, Razor fell hard and fast for Kali, a strong warrior in her own right.…In Three, Two, One…suspend your existence in reality and prepare to race at warp speed along a journey filled with danger, deceit, turmoil and death, where two people find a quiet oasis of love in each other’s arms. Razor’s Traitorous Heart by S. E. Smith showcases this author’s ability to write and write well! From soft romantic scenes to steamy and passionate moments, a hero that fumbles through the learning process of tenderness and caring, and a heroine who denies she wants or needs to be loved, S. E. Smith had me devouring every word, every page.Factions on Earth are fighting to gain control of Chicago, and the Alliance is trying to settle the turf wars, but are they helping the wrong side? Meanwhile, warriors have gone missing and are discovered alive and in trouble on another planet, will Kali’s determination and battle savvy prove to be the key to rescuing them, including “her” Razor? There is so much to digest, so many subplots and so much action that page by page flies by without missing a beat. But for me, the romance sticks out with its fresh sweetness and that simmering pot-about-to- boil-over feel. S. E. Smith has created a world full f strife and characters that are both memorable and alive.Bless you, S. E. Smith for creating two strong characters who can butt heads and hearts, but learn to accept each other the way they are as their love grows throughout this fabulous addition to The Alliance Series.This series is proving to be one step apart from others with heroes with heart and loyalty and heroines with backbones and the wisdom to eventually realize when their future is standing in front of them.