Bounty

Spaceport #5

by Dawn Montgomery

No one knows better than Alexis Donovan how the universe turns around IAS patrols. You play or you're spaced. When she's given an offer she can't refuse, she has no choice but to bring in the bounty, alive. A mark's a mark, right? But what's a girl to do when the man she has to bring in is the man who haunts her sleep at night? A courier exchange gone wrong has sent Mack Hernandez into a whirlwind of chaos. Torn from the family he tried to save and thrust into Spaceport Adana, he does what he can to survive. An incredible encounter? or two? with a bounty hunter has him walking a fine line between life and death. What starts out as a struggle for freedom between the two sends them careening headfirst into a cover-up big enough to blow the Haze patrol sector apart. When the heat turns on and the adrenaline rides high, can they keep their hearts strong and steady?

66 pages, ebook

First published January 1, 2008

About the author

USA Today Bestselling Author Dawn Montgomery loves to write almost as much as she loves to read. She has traveled the world twice over. While her days were filled with long hours and hard work, her nights were left for dark, lustful fantasies in and out of strange hotels and cities.


Alaska and Texas are the places she calls home. She recently moved from the frigid North to Texas with her family and neurotic dog. It was tragic to leave behind the moose and bear for wide open plains and sexy cowboys.

Reviews

[Netanella · Rating 3 out of 5]

First paragraph: “Hey Hernandez, you’re working this quadrant again?”
Mack nodded with a grin, hoping the guy didn’t get any more personal. He moved around so often it was impossible to remember anyone’s name. A face was something he rarely forgot, but this guy was a mystery.

"Bounty" is part of the Changeling Press series of futuristic erotic stories set around the Spaceport Adana. This one's got a Johnny Mnemonic feel to it, with spies, couriers, bounty hunters, and encrypted data in people's heads. No dolphins, though, but there is an intelligent space kat. Nicely done.