by K.C. Burn
This was a good one, on a simple level. I loved the alien Ricky and Darian is my kind of guy. It was entertaining while reading it. Now I want a bit more. They could go on adventures that would satisfy my desire for more
A great little romp through human thief Darien's sector of the galaxy with his big, sexy, 6'5 alien companion R'kos, son of the Ankylos Emperor. Nice, tight sci-fi story, smexy sex, a bit of sweetness and angst...what's not to like. The narrator, unfortunately, made a few errors, and the recording w...
I just love stories about kind hearted aliens! R'kos was such a sweetie, I wished the story never ended!
This had a much stronger sci-fi world-building than the first book in the series. I think because it was essentially a road trip and we got to see the characters move around the universe and interact with people on different worlds. I liked that a lot. Lots of bed action here and I enjoyed the physi...
This book was all kinds of fun! I loved the quirkiness of a lavender alien hooking up with a human thief. It was rather delightful to watch Darien and R'kos get to know each other and discover their differences, many of which made for fun in the bedroom. Overall, I thought there was a lot of action ...
3.5-4*Thanks to Vio for bringing this one to my attention, it sounded good, but since aliens and sci-fi isn't my preferred genre I probably would have skipped it.Darien is a 'criminal' but really more of a Robin Hood and a real sweetie, and Ricky is a big purple gentle giant ( no, not like Barney, t...
I really, really liked this book!There was something so large and kind about Ricky that you instantly just loved him, and could understand why he did the things he did.I especially liked the way the author handled the difference in cultures -- enough that our American privacy norms would be shocked...
I really enjoyed this little sci fi novella. The guys were both adorable and it was so fun (and smexy) to see them discover and experience the differences between them. Nice little bit of angst to add some drama but not make things too overwhelming. A great summer read.
3.5-4 stars overall. This book was a little bit uneven in terms of my enjoyment. I loved the first 50% or so when R'kos and Darien were getting to know each other. The next 30% was less enjoyable for me because it focused on the outside forces keeping them from being together more than their relati...
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