Remember this book is erotic fantasy romance and the book is fantastic. Dohner is the current reigning queen of the genre. In the romance genre, it's called 'forced seduction' - and whether some readers like it or not, it's a HUGE female fantasy and a sub-genre of romance all on its own. But I have to disagree with readers who think Ms. Not every reader gets every book, and I'm happy to listen to all opinions and engage in debate on books (my favorite topic). I'd recommend some Dark Planet Warriors or Cyborg Shifters instead.Īnd that's okay. That was a positive surprise, but it didn't save the book. The only interesting part was the third act angst, where the heroine didn't end up budging on her one demand. The cyborg's alienness on the individual level basically boils down to their massive build and a bluegrey skincolor, which isn't nearly titillating enough after books by Anna Carven or Naomi Lucas. As mentioned - badly written but entertaining.' I've delved into a fair amount of alien/ warlord/ sci-fi/ monster/ fantasy smut (and romance as well) and this doesn't stand out from the crowd in any meaningful way. Human woman comes along, shows him how to be in love etc etc while they have lots of explosive, steamy sex. Lots of buff, silver men with big muscles and big. Engineered super warrior people created on Earth, now hiding from humans in space. I'll copy it here just to add voice to it: 'Badly written but still fairly erotic.

Janine expressed my thoughts exactly already in 2015.

Burning Up Flint by Laurann Dohner