Review: Okay but...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 12, 2013
I read this and enjoyed it but, I just didn't like all of it very much. The characters felt one dimensional, Abby was a thirty year old virgin who was smart, held a great job and enjoyed her life and her work. She's captured by a space probe that transfers women only to a ship that is capturing women to sell as slaves. All of that was great, her meeting with Kerr was life saving for her, but their relationship wasn't fully involved for me.Then all the men in Kelon were interested in her, but she never went out without a guard and after releasing the information on her to counter the personal information taken from the medical center, you don't hear anything else. She spent a lot of time with her new mother-in-law but she never seemed to actually prepare any food or anything.The storyline was okay but there wasn't a lot of development in the story by the author, in my opinion. Some of Abby's actions were just stupid, how could a woman from earth who has heard all the cheesy plots in movies fall for this? - "Spoiler" So she falls for this line - your mate has been captured and they only want you in exchange. What reasonably smart woman would fall for that line?I also have an issue with the price of the book when aligned with the number of pages. That may have influenced my review, I just felt I should gotten more.I read her Kingdom of Kell books and I liked them. I may have to try this later.