Review: Agree with 365
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2012
The first book in the Zorn Warriors series is off to an interesting start. I agree, Ral does seem a bit Conan the Barbarian or maybe George of the Jungle like...but I get the point that he and Ariel don't understand each other but found a way to get along and communicate in other ways. The biology of the characters was interesting and descriptive. I usually don't read sci-fi, let alone sci-fi-romance but this one worked for me.Ariel offered directions to the United States so we can only see what happens next.I hope this series has women from all different ethnic backgrounds in the next few books. I respect authors more when they diversify.Anyhow, back to the point of this review. I enjoyed the book and the fact that Ariel found a way to make do with her situation. There is a part 3/4 of the way through where the editing is HORRIBLE and that bugged me a great deal but it only looked like one paragraph exploded. She doesn't piss, moan, or complain about the fact that she's removed from Earth or her family or her job or anything like that. This is a heroine who takes things as they come and doesn't whine about it! Finally!!!! I can respect that in anyone, but especially in a case where she's been removed from everything. Ral considers moving to Earth, though I don't think that would have ever worked. But then again, I'm not in charge of this universe. If you're into sci-fi this book has a bit more romance in it. If you're looking for alien trysts there are a few in this book and it gets fairly descriptive. I definitely enjoyed it and like 365andme said, he's got a basic vocabulary but it adds to his charm later.I can't wait to read the next one!