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Brigeet works finding talents via news articles and medical reports. She normally sends recruiters out to contact those talents, but she gets tapped to set up a new Guardian base and so all the recruiting is up to her.
She has to convince their family matriarchs that it is a good idea to let them join.
Solos had Brigeet in his bed, but he was forced to leave her behind, now they are working together, and she is on his home world. On his turf, he can have her on his terms, if his family will agree.
Other families want Brigeet to take their sons as well, so it will be a competition to see whom she will take on as bond mate first.
She has to convince their family matriarchs that it is a good idea to let them join.
Solos had Brigeet in his bed, but he was forced to leave her behind, now they are working together, and she is on his home world. On his turf, he can have her on his terms, if his family will agree.
Other families want Brigeet to take their sons as well, so it will be a competition to see whom she will take on as bond mate first.
90 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 15, 2014
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June 26, 2017
1.5 stars.
This one started normal (hence the extra half star) but then it just went downhill...
This one started normal (hence the extra half star) but then it just went downhill...
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January 16, 2014Blarg. Another one that didn't really do it for me. I'm a fan of monogamy, folks. So this was just too much. It also felt like it was all over the place. Not sure what the point of this was, really.
January 2, 2017
2.5-3 Eh. I'm more into the alpha and monogamy so this one didn't really do it for me. But still a light fun read for a rainy afternoon.
December 9, 2017
The whole thing started out great but started losing interest in the middle. The story is good and refreshing but I just find it hard to believe.
This is probably the first time I had read where women are the matriarch who are literally in charge and men are bargained into bonding. A world that is in opposite of earth in the past where men are in charge and women are the one bargained into bonding.
This is probably the first time I had read where women are the matriarch who are literally in charge and men are bargained into bonding. A world that is in opposite of earth in the past where men are in charge and women are the one bargained into bonding.
January 19, 2015
One of my favorite aspects of Viola Graces writing is how she takes what many people would like a mundane job and attaches a superpower to it which shows how much talent and skill the work really requires.
Our heroine is a recruiter and headhunter. She is also a bit of a smartass and I love her.
We get a good adventure, a lovely reunion romance, very sexy hero with surprises, and wonderful world building in a matriarchal culture.
Very good stuff!
Oh and Ms. Grace, Keep those epilogues coming. I adore them!
Our heroine is a recruiter and headhunter. She is also a bit of a smartass and I love her.
We get a good adventure, a lovely reunion romance, very sexy hero with surprises, and wonderful world building in a matriarchal culture.
Very good stuff!
Oh and Ms. Grace, Keep those epilogues coming. I adore them!
January 28, 2015
Re-read 20/1/15
April 25, 2015
14!
Apparently 13 mates were not enough. -- As with most of Mrs Grace's books, this tale is both intriguing and delightful.
Apparently 13 mates were not enough. -- As with most of Mrs Grace's books, this tale is both intriguing and delightful.
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