A
passionate, spoiled princess. A brilliant intelligence officer. A tough marine.
Princess
Allison, the coddled daughter of the Emperor of Mankind, is irreparably
disturbed by the vicious war with the cat-like Arupians. Her social life is in
shambles. Her friends are all on duty. Allie spends her days teaching old
American history at the University or else hiding out in the royal Safe Room.
Then
two fascinating men enter her life.
Second
Lieutenant Damon Hyde is a swaggering and respected marine. Most people think
he’s fearless–except for Allie, who falls for his vulnerability.
Lieutenant
JG Harrison Douglas is brilliant. Most people think he’s also crazy–except for
Allie, who is drawn to his eccentricity.
Brought
together by fate, Allie falls in love, torn between the two men who love her
and fight to win her. As new and disparate emotions blossom, Allie, Damon, and
Harry are pulled into a passionate, polyamorous relationship. The three are
forced to come to terms with their love for one another as they rely on their
wits and skills, not only for their own survival, but also for all mankind on
His Majesty’s Star Ship Boone.
This is one
of the first sci-fi romances I’ve read. But despite being out of my comfort
zone this was a good read. I’d heard the term polyamorous before but this was
the first time that I had actually seen/read what it was really about.
This book
is about Allison liking two guys. She had it stuck in her head that she had to
like only one, despite her father loving multiple women and her sisters also
being in polyamorous relationships. Allison finally decides that she likes both
right about the same time that the two men decide that they actually like each
other too. In the end the relationship works out perfectly.
However
getting to the end was not so simple. There was a war going on and having both
men work for the ‘army/military’ did not make for an easy relationship. One of
them gets captured and the other has to go rescue him. It was exciting to read
because Melodee Aaron really knows how to draw the readers into caring about
the characters.
I know this
is a short review but I’m going to give the book 3.25 stars and read it again
at another date and probably rewrite my review.
Publisher: Siren Publishing
ISBN-13: 978-1933563695
www.melodeeaaron.com
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