Review: Boring
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 10 31, 2011
This book was definitely no where near as interesting as "Hunter's Moon".Victoria is the daughter of K'vishtin/Adam, the Sha-Shiri turned human, and Alliana, the one that saved K'vishtin after he was shot near her home, from the last book. Unlike the first book where Alli is slightly taken aback by K'vishtin's appearance and apprehensive about having him in her home, Victoria is more than willing (more than willing actually, she's ecstatic)to be abducted  and introduced to her father's people when they come looking for her... and that's exactly why this book isn't as interesting as "Hunter's Moon". She speaks Sha-Shiri, so no funny or awkward moments where the two can't understand one another, and no surprise, shock, alarm or dismay at seeing them after see's knocked out, only to awake aboard a Sha-Shiri ship. Even when she meets Kash and finds out they plan to use her for breeding, and he'd be the one to do it, she's still not scared and is instead slightly turned on. Apparently she'd been dreaming of being taken away by a Sha-Shiri man... yawn. And, her dad's taught her to be strong and fearless like a Sha-Shiri... zzzzz.There's a twist and some other stuff in between and suddenly it's love at first sight, and a baby on the way. Ummmm, did I miss something? Their relationship was so rushed it was just completely unnatural. Unlike "Hunter's Moon" where you see a romance develop between the two, this one just develops out of nowhere. One minute Kash couldn't imagine mating with a human and the next he's begging to go back to earth. Huh? There is absolutely nothing fun or entertaining about this book, and if the author decides to write about the new kid I'm not sure I'd be interested.