Review: This is a top seller in the Kindle Store.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 11, 2013
This is a top seller in the Kindle Store because it is well written and follows the first book in the series, Grabbed by Vicious.  Both of the books are worth the price and enjoyable to read; Menace was a very sensitive individual, realizing that he had to nurture a relationship with the woman he had taken in the race called a "Grab" for men who had managed to earn enough credits to compete for a mate.  The women were entered as a lottery, and Naya had forged papers so that she could help a friend make it off the planet with her boyfriend, things did not go as planned and Naya found herself grabbed by Menace and taken aboard the space ship, Valiant,  Menace had lived the life of a warrior, had accumulated more than the necessary credits and when he saw the relationship that his friend Vicious had with his grab, Hallie; he decided it was time to settle down.  His choice of Naya could not have been a better match, she needed someone that could understand that her life had been as a street urchin abandoned by her family who managed to build a life on her planet.This is what was so great about the author's concept of her two characters.  Menace was a tough warrior, a survivor of many battles as his tattoos depicted; but he had the understanding and patience to nurture his new wife.  He appreciated her intelligence, her street smarts and her ability to survive in an underground seedy culture.  Naya had to show a hardness in order to survive on the planet, she had been badly hurt emotionally and she had been abandoned by her family.  It was a faade; she actually was an honorable, caring woman who went out of her way to help people.  If she had not been in the grab to save her friend Jennie, she would never have met Menace.  The book is about dominance and submission, which was good for Naya, she needed that control by Menace which was not extreme after having to keep such a hard shell.  Menace nurtured her trust and gave her the power to be in control of their sexual relationship at times.  To me that meant that he was a man comfortable with his ability to trust himself in guiding Naya.  The next book in the series is about Venom.