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A review by eg_m
The Key by Pauline Baird Jones
5.0
4.5 Stars
Imagine that Area 51 is really an intergalactic launch pad and you get contemporary sci-fi with far future FTLS tech. Add a kick-ass pilot, sexy Alien Warrior and a galactic level battle against evil for a super story. Throw in some nano-cytes and its no holds barred. I liked everything about the Fyn (hero) and Sara (heroine) and the villain while a bad guy, had enough dimension to be interesting.
My only quibble is when Sara turns down sex with Fyn, she explains she's not that kind of a girl . I have no objection to a character not jumping in the sack (or jumping in) for whatever reason, but that phrase is a bit too close to slut-shaming for my comfort.
*read as part of the two book set Project Enterprise: Bundle 1
Imagine that Area 51 is really an intergalactic launch pad and you get contemporary sci-fi with far future FTLS tech. Add a kick-ass pilot, sexy Alien Warrior and a galactic level battle against evil for a super story. Throw in some nano-cytes and its no holds barred. I liked everything about the Fyn (hero) and Sara (heroine) and the villain while a bad guy, had enough dimension to be interesting.
My only quibble is when Sara turns down sex with Fyn, she explains she's not that kind of a girl . I have no objection to a character not jumping in the sack (or jumping in) for whatever reason, but that phrase is a bit too close to slut-shaming for my comfort.
*read as part of the two book set Project Enterprise: Bundle 1