Science Fiction Romance
From Goodreads:
Lieutenant
Tamryn Pavlenko wants to make a name for herself in the GalCon Fleet, so
naturally she requests an assignment on the infamous Frost Station Alpha, where
pirate attacks are a way of life. The remote research outpost holds secrets
that many are willing to kill for, and Tamryn is prepared to protect it from
brigands, mobsters, and mercenaries—or whatever the galaxy throws at her.
The
brochure, however, failed to mention the genetically engineered super humans
who were supposed to have all been killed in a war that ended more than a
century ago. It seems they’re not only alive, but they want the station. Oh,
and one of them decides he wants Tamryn too.
This
powerful warrior might be sexy and intriguing, but he was bred to kill, and she
can’t let herself forget that he’s the enemy.
This ebook contains the complete
Frost Station Alpha serial, previously published in six installments.
I feel like I could just cut and
past the review for Black Ice Heart here.
Both had an element that was a big turn off for me. In Frost Station Alpha a group of
genetically engineered super humans kill almost everyone on the space station
and then demand help making their planet livable. Really!!
Who would think killing everyone would bring the help you need to
survive? Not me.
Then one of the men doing the
killing becomes the alpha hero.
This is not my choice for a hero.
He did change as the story progressed and it did not seem to bother
others who reviewed the book. I guess
we all react to characters in our own way.
Ruby Lionsdrake writes a very well
plotted story and Frost Station Alpha is no exception. The world building is very well
done. The characters are
developed. The story moves at a nice
pace. It was a story I expected to
really like but I just could not get past the first action of the main male
character.
Ruby Lionsdrake published Frost Station Alpha in 2015.
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