It became very easy to fall for him and hope they’d find their HEA. I love the ways he seeks her out, tries to protect her, and earns her trust.

He’s blue, has horns, a tale and some other very *ahem* useful alterations to his anatomy. He’s one of the most dangerous killers on this planet of the worst criminals, locked in max security. To be fair, we’re picking up after her hellish journey already began and she does reference the days of crying… but she’s moved on and is fighting for her life in a pretty hopeless situation.Īnd then there’s Jutari. Chloe has some spine and you gotta respect her for not just crumbling and crying. And as one of the only females on the planet she’s particularly vulnerable – not just from the criminals, but from the guards. Chloe is figuring out the world she’s in and in the most awful way possible – she was kidnapped to be a human sex slave and in saving herself from that horror she landed in another one – as a prisoner on the prison planet they send criminals to work until they die. I love the way Ruby Dixon drops you (and poor Chloe) into this alien world and lets you figure it along with the heroine. Nothing else could distract me from the stress and worry long enough to hold my attention. What I liked/didn’t like:įirst off – this is the ONLY book I was able to successfully get lost in during the blackouts, so that says something. Now I’m hoping I can remember enough to write a good review…. This was SO GOOD! I delayed a little in writing the review because I read this during our “rolling blackouts” and didn’t have enough access to electricity to write it. You do not need to read those books in order to follow this one. This story stands completely alone and is only marginally connected to the Ice Planet Barbarians or Corsairs series. He's like no one I've ever met before.and he might be my only chance.

He's an assassin and one of the most dangerous prisoners here. There's no safety for a human woman here, especially not one branded as a murderer. Here in Haven's prison system, I'm stranded among strangers, enemies, and the most ruthless criminals in the galaxy. Genres: Science Fiction, Romance, Eroticaīeing kidnapped by aliens and then sent to a prison planet is something infinitely worse. This book may be unsuitable for people under 17 years of age due to its use of sexual content, drug and alcohol use, and/or violence.

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