I just loved this book. I love all of Debbie Macomber Books. I would have read the other nine books that go in this series. The way I read her books I can get though a few of them in a week.

Harry has a lot to learn about being in a human body for the first time. He has to deal with several different emotions and helping his charge and the other student in his classroom. He need to help Addie does not what to do when she runs into Erich. Harry his the college teacher where Addie has enrolled. He is help Addie and prompt her to help out.

I’ll admit to tears. Again. And yes, this story was emotionally draining AND at the same time uplifting. Between the Sheets did what great books should do and let me live beside these people of Bishop and come to care about them. A Lot. I think tears and Molly O’Keefe books are like weeping eyes when peeling onions, with both layers and layers are revealed and tears are expected … with each turn of the page or stroke of the knife.

The Star Thief is a great example of a NA book, and also the perfect amount of science fiction.

I absolute love Renna. She’s spunky, and has a heart, even when her mind tells her to stop being so soft. She may be a thief, but she has a code she abides by. I love seeing her when she’s not kicking ass. Finn is smoking hot! Just sayin’. He’s got his own issues he has to deal with, but he makes a great leader.

The romance wasn’t rushed or anything like that. I think it progressed at a natural pace. I’m not saying that aren’t moments of crazy lustful thoughts, but that’s what it is at first, and I’m a big fan of that. I like how Finn and Renna have to work through their issues with each other. There are also some things from Renna’s past that come back to haunt her.

Star Thief isn’t an incredibly heavy book to read. There are some serious moments, but I had a lot of fun going on Renna’s adventure. I’m excited for the sequel. I want to know what craziness Renna is getting herself into.