Review: Some parts were good, but the romantic interaction was kind of blah.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 8, 2013
This was ok, but not as fun as the previous books.  The conflict between the couple was weak.  Throughout the story, Krell does not trust Cyan.  He thinks she is a spy from earth who will send back information to harm his people.  Cyan does many things to show she is on Krell’s side, but he continues to have doubts until the end.  It was not the best story for me.  To add conflict, implants were put into Cyan’s brain that caused extreme pain if she talked about her prior life, who she was, who her father was, etc.  This means she couldn’t tell them who she was.  Why would her loving father implant things to cause torture to his daughter?  That was kind of contrived, but I’ll go with it.The good parts were some cool action scenes with the heroine saving the day.  She outsmarts and wins against enemy androids and dangerous creatures, using knowledge, skills, and bravery.The sex scenes were pretty good if you don’t mind Cyan being the initiator.  I usually prefer the guy being the initiator and/or being more alpha during sex.  Krell doesn’t want to trust her and doesn’t want to have sex with her, but he is turned on against his wishes.  Krell was tortured by humans and has scars.  He thinks all females are repulsed by him.  But Cyan is not.  It is hard for Krell to believe she is attracted to him.This is book #7 in the Cyborg Seduction series.  These are not full length novels.  They are about 2/3 the length.  You don’t need to read them in order, but I’d recommend it.  My favorites were books 4, 5, and 6: Touching Ice, Stealing Coal, and Redeeming Zorus.  I had problems with the first one, Burning Up Flint, gave that 2  stars.DATA:Narrative mode: 3rd person.  Kindle count length: 4,125, 240 pages.  Swearing language: strong.  Sexual language: strong.  Number of sex scenes: about 4.  Setting: the future mostly on the planet Garden.  Copyright: 2011.  Genre: erotic science fiction romance.