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The Slipstream Con (Ylendrian Empire #2)
by
S. Reesa Herberth (Goodreads Author),
Michelle Moore
"Is love the biggest con of them all? "
A Ylendrian Empire Story
For three years, Kellen Frey has led bounty hunters Tal and Vanya on a merry chase, evading capture with flair and style. Now, just when they finally have their pet project and object of their mutual fantasies cornered, the elusive con artist turns the tables and gives himself up. A sudden attack of conscience,...more
A Ylendrian Empire Story
For three years, Kellen Frey has led bounty hunters Tal and Vanya on a merry chase, evading capture with flair and style. Now, just when they finally have their pet project and object of their mutual fantasies cornered, the elusive con artist turns the tables and gives himself up. A sudden attack of conscience,...more
ebook, 326 pages
Published
April 5th 2011
by Samhain Publishing
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This is a book I never would have picked up on my own, because I'm a science fiction nut and it's a romance--and while I certainly can read well-written romances, I almost always have something waiting that I'm more interested in. But a friend pointed it out to me, and I read the description and went, "Interstellar empire? Bounty hunters? Nanotechnology? You can't fool me, this is space opera!"
And it is. And it is awesome.
The Slipstream Con, by S. Reesa Herberth and Michelle Moore, tells the sto...more
And it is. And it is awesome.
The Slipstream Con, by S. Reesa Herberth and Michelle Moore, tells the sto...more
Jun 22, 2012
Mary Davis
rated it
4 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
Sci-Fi Romance, Menage romance readers
Shelves:
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Aug 18, 2012
Julia
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queer,
science-fiction
I am 95% sure that this is a White Collar fanfiction with the serial numbers filed off. If you want to write fanfiction, that's fine, but could my original fiction please be original?
This book suffered from a huge telling-not-showing problem, both in characterization and description. The narrative told me how the characters were feeling, but didn't really show me their thoughts. The POV wasn't close enough to really get in their heads. The problem was even worse with descriptions of places. Don'...more
This book suffered from a huge telling-not-showing problem, both in characterization and description. The narrative told me how the characters were feeling, but didn't really show me their thoughts. The POV wasn't close enough to really get in their heads. The problem was even worse with descriptions of places. Don'...more
I didn't read the first book in this series. And, I fully admit I bought it for the cover and the blurb.
This far future SFR is mostly a leisurely character study of the relationship between two bounty hunters and the very-longterm prey they both think they have fallen in love with.
The short review? If you like a sweet leisurely character development story then you'll probably like this. If you want action and lots of SF then this isn't the best fit.
The good? I really liked the premise. The tech....more
This far future SFR is mostly a leisurely character study of the relationship between two bounty hunters and the very-longterm prey they both think they have fallen in love with.
The short review? If you like a sweet leisurely character development story then you'll probably like this. If you want action and lots of SF then this isn't the best fit.
The good? I really liked the premise. The tech....more
Really enjoyed this--much the same thoughts as the other Ylendrian book, The Balance of Silence, but this one was a full novel and mostly proved my criticisms of the previous one's length. The authors did a great job with the hard sci-fi and heist genres, and a fantastic job with the poly relationship. Definitely authors to keep an eye on--I hope they do more books in this 'verse.
May 19, 2013
Venecia
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Sarah
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Cindy Price
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Dec 28, 2012
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Paula
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Dec 11, 2012
Brandilyn
marked it as mf-to-read
Dec 06, 2012
L O V E L E S S
marked it as should-or-shouldnt-i
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mfm-or-mmf,
samhain-publishing
Jun 26, 2012
A.B. Gayle
marked it as to-read
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S. Reesa Herberth grew up in Hawaii, and after a few misguided years spent in the Arizona desert, knew that she wanted to live in a place where water occasionally fell from the sky and they had those tall things with leaves. She has called the area around Washington, D.C., her home for the past ten years. When she isn't dreaming up ways to get back to Paris, she spends more time than is probably h...more
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