Lady Eza seeks out the leader of the Outcasts and proposes a dangerous alliance but gets more than she bargained for when she unexpectedly finds herself negotiation with Overlord Kage Razel who intrigues and attracts her, making her ache for the consuming passion she has only experienced in his arms. There is no doubt that she wants him, but can she trust this mysterious stranger?

 

The final book in the ‘Outcasts’ series is an exciting adrenaline pumping adventure romance that keeps readers on the edge of their seat. The characters are strong, sexy and easily grab readers’ attention right from the start. The chemistry between Kage and Eza vibrates from the pages with savage intensity and the passion burns hot but the relationship has a bit of an obstacle standing its way… Eza is of the Sarronti and Kage is an Outcasts making it hard for the either to know if they can trust each other.

 

The story is fast paced with lots happening in both the Sarronti stronghold and in the Outcasts camp, not to mention that there are those Sarronti who will do whatever it takes to run the Outcasts off their planet. There is lots of emotional turbulence and thrilling suspense building throughout the story that keeps readers glued to the pages while surprising twists keeps them on their toes while unique elements including magic, genetics and technology spice up the story and make it a very intriguing and entertaining read.

 

 

 

 

Time for another fantastic week of books, Readers! Today we are going to visit the Outcasts where Lady Eza of the Sarronti is seeking out Overlord Kage Razel in hope of forging an alliance. Enjoy and dont' forget to add OVERLORD by Cindi Friberg to your shelves!

 

 

 

 

 

Determined to bring meaningful change to her people, Lady Eza of the Sarronti seeks out the leader of the Outcasts and proposes a daring alliance. She expects to negotiate with a barbarian. Instead, Overlord Kage Razel awakens longings that have nothing to do with the rebellion. He intrigues and attracts her, making her ache for the consuming passion she has only experienced in his arms. Yet Kage also frightens Eza. She senses secrets in him, portions of his being he will not share with anyone. There is no doubt Eza wants him, but can she trust this mysterious stranger, or will he use his unique abilities to gain control over her world?

 

Don't miss the exciting conclusion of the Outcasts series!

 

 

Note to Readers: This book contains detailed descriptions of sizzling passion only suitable for mature readers. Certain plot elements carry on from book to book. Though Overlord can be read as a standalone, it's more fun to read the series in order. Enjoy!

 

 

 

Lady Eza seeks out the leader of the Outcasts and proposes a dangerous alliance but gets more than she bargained for when she unexpectedly finds herself negotiation with Overlord Kage Razel who intrigues and attracts her, making her ache for the consuming passion she has only experienced in his arms. There is no doubt that she wants him, but can she trust this mysterious stranger?

 

The final book in the ‘Outcasts’ series is an exciting adrenaline pumping adventure romance that keeps readers on the edge of their seat. The characters are strong, sexy and easily grab readers’ attention right from the start. The chemistry between Kage and Eza vibrates from the pages with savage intensity and the passion burns hot but the relationship has a bit of an obstacle standing its way… Eza is of the Sarronti and Kage is an Outcasts making it hard for the either to know if they can trust each other. 

 

The story is fast paced with lots happening in both the Sarronti stronghold and in the Outcasts camp, not to mention that there are those Sarronti who will do whatever it takes to run the Outcasts off their planet. There is lots of emotional turbulence and thrilling suspense building throughout the story that keeps readers glued to the pages while surprising twists keeps them on their toes while unique elements including magic, genetics and technology spice up the story and make it a very intriguing and entertaining read.

 

 

 

 

 

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OVERLORD is the 6th & Final book in the Outcasts series.

 

 

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1 Heretic

2 Marauder

3 Tracker

4 Assassin

5 Warlord

6 Overlord

 

 

The Outcasts series is part of the Ontariese Universe!

The books can be read as standalones but if you would like to read the entire Universe in order - read the following series in the order listed below -

 

1 Beyond Ontariese

2 Shadow Assassins

3 Battle Born

4 Outcasts

 

 

 

Spin-off series Shadowborn Rebellion

 

 

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Passionate Sci-Fi with a touch of danger and a whole lot of sass.

USA Today Bestselling Author: When my parents realized I had an aptitude for storytelling—okay, even at an early age I was a consummate liar—they encouraged me to find constructive ways to put all that “creativity” to use. I wrote my first novel when I was in junior high school. It was a typical teenage girl’s fantasy about being kidnapped by a sexy rock star, finding out he was really a misunderstood millionaire’s son, and living happily ever after with the reformed rebel. Rock stars led to vampires and vampires to outer space. Not sure how that happened, but I sure love it there.

 

Now I spend my days, and many of my nights, trying to keep up with the characters springing to life within my mind. I find creative ways of avoiding errands and housework because I can’t drag myself away from the drama unfolding in my latest story. And every day I thank God I was able to quit my day job and actively pursue my dream!

 

 

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When her ship’s AI forces a landing on Priznik, Hellara knows that everything around her is about to change, possibly with devastating results. She is pampered, primped and produced in a ballroom with two dozen other women, waiting for a dance with the Overlord of Priznik. Three days of balls and events will occur before he makes his selection of a consort, but what Hellara sees in his eyes makes up her mind on him on day one. She sees behind the Mask of the Overlord in an instant, and now wants to see even more.

 

 

Review

 

While I enjoyed this quick romance and the world, there really isn't much to say about it. I love the cyborgs that are secondary to the story and look forward to reading their story.  A quick refreshing science fiction romance read. 

Alexander Overlord - Christopher L. Ande... This is a book that I enjoyed very much despite it perhaps being quite a bit implausible. Let us be clear about it. This book is pure fiction of the style you would normally find in fantasy book. It is certainly not a book for hard-core sci-fi fans. At least not if they care much about the science part of it because there is really not very much of that in these books.

Already when I read the first book I came to think about Edgar Rice Burrough’s John Carter series of books. Just like in those books the hero is ripped from his home planet, thrown into a strange world on intrigue and adventure. He can alternate between dinner chatting, amazing speeches before the “senate” and killing just about anything, dinosaurs included, with knifes and swords if need be. Unlike John Carter, these books are further into the future though and the scene is not bound to a planet but the entire Galaxy.

I had some issues with the first book in that I found the background story with the entire Galaxy trembling in fear of another Alexander The Great coming to power on the backwater, underdeveloped planet Earth. This book tries to tone that down a little in explaining that the alien race, the Scythians, created and built that myth for their own purposes. It is still a bit dodgy to say the least but it is something I am willing to overlook for this type of book.

Normally I am not at all very happy about books containing a lot of political intrigue and treachery and this book has quite a big share of that. However I did not really mind it here. Perhaps that is because it somehow feels too far detached from any real situation. It is the kind of grandiose fantasy style politics with speeches of battle and honor, or the lack thereof, that we find in this book. Also the bad-guy-politicians do get their behinds slapped which makes it easier to digest of course. Naturally Alexander is as good at this as he is at combat or fleet strategy. Not that there is any lack of action in this book. It has its fair share of that as well.

As I said, I found this book very enjoyable. To me this is the kind of likable old-fashioned adventure story with fairly stereotypical heroes, bad guys and “fair ladies”in distress (although the latter ones are quite a bit more capable than the screaming-for-help-from-the-castle-tower ones that the stereotypes dictate) that lets you escape the everyday reality for a couple of hours.