Knight of a Trillion Stars (Matrix of Destiny #1)

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Knight of a Trillion Stars (Matrix of Destiny #1)

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Fired from her job and exhausted from her miserable commute, the last thing Deana Jones needs when she gets home is to find an alien in her living room. But how else to explain the man who claims he is from beyond the stars? He says his name is Lorgin and that she is part of his celestial destiny. Deana thinks his reasoning is ridiculous, and she knows he's making an error

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Published April 13th 2011 by Books in Motion (first published 1995)

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Jan 01, 2013 Suzanne the Mighty ~Satin Seductress~ rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: action-adventure, hot-male-in-my-harem, funny-funny-har-har, magic, pdf-kindle, sci-fi, romance, time-or-dimension-travel, aliens-beam-me-up-baby

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2012 reread- Still just as cheesy as I remember, and still just as amazing. This is a book you read when you want to laugh and enjoy yourself with something a little bit silly...LOVE IT!

I don't know what attracted me to this book, but for some reason I really really wanted to read it and I am so glad that I caved when I saw it was only £2.00 at the Kindle shop. Three words best describe this book:

HIGHLANDERS IN SPACE

That's right alien Highlander, that is what the hero re...more

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Aug 09, 2011 Audrey rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal-sci-fi-or-otherworldly

3.5-4 stars. After a string of betas, Lorgin was a little much with his whole "you are mine, let me take what is mine" alpha shtick. Once I adjusted to the new norm, I grew to like him and his intensity quite a bit. He's a man of actions, not words, and he's very pro-active in seducing Deana to convince her she belongs by his side. I absolutely loved the scene towards the end when he verbalizes his feelings for her. Deana was decently likable, too, and she had fairly realistic reactions to the w...more

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Mar 26, 2008 Julie (jjmachshev) rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: long-ago-reads

This is one of those books I have reread until I ended up buying another copy!
Lorgin is a Charl Knight trying to track down the source of some time stream troubles and ends up on Deanna's doorstep. She thinks he's just some wacko her friends sent as she is planning to go to a sci/fi convention. Lorgin won't let her out of his sight, so she drags the sexy alien along to the convention. Scenes from Lorgin at the convention are wet-your-pants hilarious and scenes from Lorgin and Deana making love a...more

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Sep 14, 2008 Pamela(AllHoney) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Recommended to Pamela(AllHoney) by: Collette

Shelves: the-habanero-shelf, scifi-beam-me-up-scottie, humor, blonde-hero, 1st-in-series, my-4-star-romances

The first book in Dara Joy's Knight of a Trillion Stars series. I've never read this author before and had no idea what to expect. I actually liked this book. It was humorous and steamy and kept a good pace so I didn't get bored.

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Nov 18, 2010 Lisa (Harmonybites) rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Absolutely Positively No One (Unless You'd Like to Point and Laugh)

Recommended to Lisa (Harmonybites) by: The Complete Idiot's Guide to the Ultimate Reading List

Shelves: contemporary, fantasy, romance, science-fiction, ultimate-reading-list, novels, fiction

Way too easy to mock this is. This cheesy paranormal romance features an alien, a "Knight of the Charl" complete with light saber, who pops into the life of an aspiring science-fiction writer, Deana Jones. (Probably not a good sign when the book's protagonist has a name so reminiscent of the author.)

So, tell me. You find a strange man in your house and you're alone. Do you: a) Scream and run out of the house to your car. b) Grab the phone and call the police. c) Check out how hot he is with his...more

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Jun 01, 2013 Bookfanatic rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Don't be put off by the Fabio like cover. This story isn't as bad as the cover. This is my first Dara Joy book. Knight of a Trillion Stars is funny and romantic, but also quite predictable like many others in the genre. I couldn't relate much to this heroine. She's a modern very beautiful woman but her knowledge of intimate matters is quite Victorian. I found that kind of detail hard to get past. It's one thing if this book were set a hundred years ago, but Deana lives in the 21st century where,...more

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Feb 05, 2012 Holjo rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Summary: Deana is having a terrible day. She got fired from her job, sat in something smelly on the train on the way home, got detained getting home due to the weather, and then found a gorgeous alien man sitting in her living room. Lorgin’s reason for being in her home is a mystery, but he refuses to leave her side. Later, while Deana and Lorgin are at a Science Fiction convention in San Francisco, Lorgin sees that Deana is wearing a torque necklace from his world. He immediately performs a bri...more Summary: Deana is having a terrible day. She got fired from her job, sat in something smelly on the train on the way home, got detained getting home due to the weather, and then found a gorgeous alien man sitting in her living room. Lorgin’s reason for being in her home is a mystery, but he refuses to leave her side. Later, while Deana and Lorgin are at a Science Fiction convention in San Francisco, Lorgin sees that Deana is wearing a torque necklace from his world. He immediately performs a brief ceremony that binds the two together in marriage for eternity. Too bad that Deana doesn’t know she just got married….

Once Lorgin has claimed his bride, he takes her back through a space portal to his world. He has a quest to perform, and his visit to Earth was only a part of the journey. Deana soon meets Lorgin’s younger brother and their wizard teacher. The four continue on to a desert planet to find another man who is also important to their quest. Along the way, Deana is forced to become accustomed to the customs, creatures, climate, and communication in this new world. At first, she is determined to eventually find her way home to Earth. She is absolutely convinced that she is not the woman Lorgin was meant to find. But over time, their relationship begins to grow into something real.

Lorgin and Deana, as well as the others they have met along the way, all have a role to play in stopping a powerful, yet crazy, wizard from destroying the passages between space and time. Can they stop this threat in time? And if so, what damage will be done to the people they love?

Review: I am making an effort in 2012 to read more in the Science Fiction genre. Because so many of the books I read are romances, I thought that SciFi Romance might be a good way for me to make this transition. This book is my third attempt at a SciFi Romance novel, written by one of the pioneers in this sub-genre. I struggled through it, and I think I may have to accept that SciFi Romance isn’t a good fit for me.

First we have a gorgeous alien man who lands on Earth accidentally. Obviously, he doesn’t understand things like microwaves, credit cards, airplanes and fast food. Therefore, he says and does a bunch of ridiculous things while trying to be a hero to the first woman he meets. For example: attacking a microwave with a light saber. I guess it is supposed to be cute, but it made me cringe – in the same way that corny lines in a B-movie make me cringe.

I was able to get more into the story after Deana and Lorgin left Earth for his planet. It was easier for me to accept Deana’s ignorance of Lorgin’s world, because Lorgin’s world was strange to me too. Some of the lands they traveled through reminded me of different planets from the Star Wars movies, which made them a little easier to picture in my mind. I thought that the author did a nice job of describing the different worlds, cultures, creatures, and people.

Some of the dialog remained a little corny throughout the book, but I did eventually get used to it (excusing it as alien.) The romance between Lorgin and Deana is definitely the bulk of this story, but it wasn’t the most interesting plotline. The romance takes the “sex-solves-everything” approach to a relationship, which gets redundant and a little boring after a while regardless of the genre. I was much more interested in the quest that Lorgin and the others were pursuing. This part of the story, and the characters involved, are what kept me engaged to the end. Unfortunately, the confrontation at the end was a little anti-climactic.

My overall rating of the novel is average. My intention was to give a rating based only on content and writing, and I do feel confident that I am being fair. However, I have to admit that it is possible that I’m being influenced by my awkwardness in this genre. I’m not giving up on Science Fiction, but my next attempt will not be a romance.
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Oct 24, 2011 Josie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I have to say this book is one of my favorites. I read it when it first came out in paperback and my copy is so dog-eared that I had to buy another. There are only a handful of books that I have ever re-read in my life and this one makes the list. It is a fun, thrilling, romantic epic that spans time, galaxies, & dimensions. There are parts where the author is a bit tongue-in cheek with her writing that will make you laugh. It is more of a lightly comedic than funny throughout. There is just...more

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Jun 07, 2011 Daniel Roberts rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

One might ask, why two stars? I have to be honest here. The storyline was OK. She wrote in a new twist on lightsabers so it won't be seen as a rip off of Star Wars - instead of inventing a weapon type all her own for the book. And that is not the reason for the two star rating.

It was the massive amount of sex that had little to no purpose other than to 'get some' because he is hot and she is hot. At one point he 'does it with her' on the back of a large animal for no better reason but to prove t...more

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Jan 17, 2011 Srisurang rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal

เคยอ่านเล่มแปลของฟองน้ำนานมากแล้ว หาหนังสือไม่เจอแล้ว แต่จำได้ว่าชอบมาก เห็นเค้าออก Kindle มาเลยซื้อมาอ่านอีกที ชอบเหมือนเดิมค่ะ เรื่องผจญภัยต่างดาว คล้ายๆ สตาร์วอร์ แต่ไม่มียกทัพรบกันนะ พระเอกเป็น Knight มีครูแก่ๆ คล้ายพ่อมดเมอร์ลิน ขำแบบน่ารักๆ หลายตอน สิ่งที่ทำให้เราให้ห้าดาวเรื่องนี้คือฉาก คนเขียนสร้างฉากเก่งดี บรรยายเห็นภาพมาก เป็นสิ่งที่เราจำได้ติดใจตั้งแต่อ่านเล่มแปลครั้งแรก คือฉากบนดาวต่างๆ ดาวที่คนอยู่ในถ้ำใต้ดิน น้ำตกหลากสี ธารน้ำใต้ดิน สัตว์ประหลาดต่างๆ ดาวของพระเอกที่งดงาม เต็มไปด้วส...more เคยอ่านเล่มแปลของฟองน้ำนานมากแล้ว หาหนังสือไม่เจอแล้ว แต่จำได้ว่าชอบมาก เห็นเค้าออก Kindle มาเลยซื้อมาอ่านอีกที ชอบเหมือนเดิมค่ะ เรื่องผจญภัยต่างดาว คล้ายๆ สตาร์วอร์ แต่ไม่มียกทัพรบกันนะ พระเอกเป็น Knight มีครูแก่ๆ คล้ายพ่อมดเมอร์ลิน ขำแบบน่ารักๆ หลายตอน สิ่งที่ทำให้เราให้ห้าดาวเรื่องนี้คือฉาก คนเขียนสร้างฉากเก่งดี บรรยายเห็นภาพมาก เป็นสิ่งที่เราจำได้ติดใจตั้งแต่อ่านเล่มแปลครั้งแรก คือฉากบนดาวต่างๆ ดาวที่คนอยู่ในถ้ำใต้ดิน น้ำตกหลากสี ธารน้ำใต้ดิน สัตว์ประหลาดต่างๆ ดาวของพระเอกที่งดงาม เต็มไปด้วสธรรมชาติสวยๆ เหมือนเมืองในฝัน โดยเฉพาะบ้านพระเอกในป่าต้นไม้ยักษ์ สวยงามมากๆ ไม่มีนิยายเรื่องไหนเหมือนแม้แต่จะใกล้เคียง และฉากจบบนดาวที่มีดวงจันทร์สี่ดวง ในกลางดึก ภาพทะเลทรายสีขาวดุจหิมะ มันน่าประทับใจมาก นอกจากนี้ก็มีฉากขำๆ เช่นการประหารไมโครเวฟของพระเอก หรืออื่นๆ มีน้องชายพระเอก Rejar (ที่จะเป็นพระเอกเรื่องต่อไป)มาช่วยสร้างสีสันตลอดเรื่อง แต่ที่ชอบที่สุดคือตัวพระเอกอะ นิสัยดี น่ารัก ชอบแกล้งยั่วแหย่นางเอก แต่ก็รักและทุ่มเทมาก แถมยังหล่อเลิศ ชอบๆ
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Nov 13, 2010 gert rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

blech.

if you're looking for a cool sci-fi/romance/space opera - this ain't it. i'm super surprised by its averaged high rating, actually. firstly, although the world COULD be cool - different aliens, different planes of existence, some quests and magic thrown in - the author does a poor job of showing us around, imho. secondly, the sheer misogyny throughout is repulsive. don't get me wrong - i love me some alpha. but this is ridiculous. physically holding the heroine down to get a 'translator' t...more

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Feb 11, 2013 Yodamom rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: audio, sexy-eyes, cheesy-cover

4.5 hot alien stars
When I read the description for this book I was thinking Ewww

No it was more

And there is more than one of them. These aliens have skills in the bedroom. In their world skills and practice are admired. Wait this book is not all about sex, there is a story.
A young woman having a bad day stops into a resale store and buys a pice of ugly jewelry. Boom sexy guy shows up and will not leave, he's an alien from wherever and he must stay with her. Oh he is clueless to her world, he bumb...more

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Jul 07, 2010 Melissa Wehunt rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, romanitc, sci-fi, sex, sexuality, adult, adventure, erotic

Knight of a Trillion Stars is the first book in the 'Matrix of Destiny' Series by Dara Joy. As the book begins, our heroine, Deana Jones, is having a super rough day. She loses her job, sits in (what may be) urine on the train ride home, gets caught in a traffic jam-- which leads her into a junk shop where she buys strange piece of jewelry-- to finally make it home and find an alien chillin' in her house. The up side? It's a super hot alien! And so the chaos ensues...

This was definitely a fun re...more

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Apr 02, 2012 Heather rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

This is at least the 3rd time I've read this silly book. And it IS silly. You start with a heroine who's had a really, really awful day (and who can't relate to that?), follow her to Comic-Con, and end up in another dimension. But it's also clever and funny. Joy pokes a lot of fun at a lot of romance stereotypes (and some sci fi stereotypes too), but still manages to make her characters likeable. Which is a good trick, because if any other author tried this, I would want to kick the hero and dum...more

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Jun 21, 2012 Amy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: sister-s-books

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I usually dont read these types of books, but when my sister suggested Knight of a Trillion Stars I gave it a go.

There were some things I liked and didnt like that kept popping up as my reading progressed, and, this time, I'll list them and write a bit about the topic.

Since I'm most bothered by the things I dont like, I guess I should first mention them:

Unrealistic-

Now I'm not talking about the whole sci-fi thing. In fact, I actually embrace the unknown. When I say unrealistic, what I'm trying...more

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Jan 08, 2012 Steph rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

A light humorous read about the unfortunately life of Deana, who comes home to find a alien sitting on her couch. She becomes embroiled in a adventure after meeting this handsome stranger. Each book focuses on a different couple. It very much follows the PNR archetype of Alpha males and 3rd person POV writing, but a engaging read nonetheless. The first book is decent, not sure about the rest.

1-Knight of a Trillion Stars
2-Rejar
3-Mine to Take
4-That Familiar Touch
5-Death by Ploot Ploot
6-Cat S...more

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Dec 17, 2011 Angela James rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011, futuristic, reread

Last week, I re-read all 3 of the Matrix books published by Dorchester. I haven't been able to read them for some time (I was one of those who got caught in the author's mismanagement of her self-publishing scheme years ago) but I used to love these three books. I was glad to revisit them and be reminded of how much I enjoyed the stories. They're just...fun. They have sensuality, a sense of humor and fun, and were unique in their world building (even despite some of the derivative elements). It'...more

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Jul 21, 2011 ~*~Princess Nhya~*~ rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This 1st book in this series was EXCELLENT! It was hilarious & sexy & extremely sensual and romantic. It is just the right blend of everything. From mystical to futuristic to fantasy. When I first started reading it I was not sure where this story was going or taking me. And I had to wonder if it was going to work. But I quickly became engrossed in this book.

I fell in love with Lorgin and Deana aka Adeeann... This was filled with all that I mentioned above and more. It is heartbreaking...more

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Feb 18, 2013 Tiffany rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, fantasy

Wow, Ms. Joy's writing blew me away--most romance authors can just barely manage to tell a coherent story, sometimes in the process leaving the reader feeling humiliated and a bit hungover. This book left me feeling happy and hopeful.

Something happened to this writer mid-stream; she wrote several better-than-average books and then overnight her writing soured and her books turned into stale retreads.

Knight of a Trillion Stars one of the truly great modern romances--up there with A Knight in Sh...more

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Apr 24, 2010 Megan rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal-romance, futuristic-and-or-alien, time-travel

3 ½ stars. The first 200 pages of this book was great, but the rest of the book went in fast/slow waves, which was fairly annoying. Especially when the writing was good, the characters were good solid characters… I think it was the lack of plot after 200 pages that ultimately kept this book from 4 stars. The first half of the book the plot is basically Lorgin (the warrior [Charl:] alien from Aviaran) taking Deana (who found a Shimalee necklace in a pawn shop- which brought Lorgin to her) as a wi...more

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Mar 16, 2010 MelissaB rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal-romance, 2010-reads

Deana was having a really bad day - she was fired from her job, she sat in something funny and her car is parked in by an accident. While she waits for her car, she goes to a nearby pawn shop and buys a random necklace that she thinks is junk. The necklace is actually a Shimalee, a magical necklace that brings Lorgan ta'al Krue across time and universes to her side. The sexy blonde alien with purple eyes shows up in Deana's living room where he proceeds to tell her that he will now protect her....more Deana was having a really bad day - she was fired from her job, she sat in something funny and her car is parked in by an accident. While she waits for her car, she goes to a nearby pawn shop and buys a random necklace that she thinks is junk. The necklace is actually a Shimalee, a magical necklace that brings Lorgan ta'al Krue across time and universes to her side. The sexy blonde alien with purple eyes shows up in Deana's living room where he proceeds to tell her that he will now protect her. She thinks he is a sci fi fan sent to her as a joke by her friends but soon realizes he really is an alien.

Lorgan sticks by her side as she goes to a sci fi convention then randomly takes her trough a travel portal to his home universe to continue his quest as a Knight of the Charl to find who or what is messing with the fabric of his home world. Lorgan recognized Deana (or Adeena as her calls her) as his fated wife since she wore the Shimalee. He married her (without her knowledge) then sets out to seduce the very reluctant Deana. Lorgan is very determined to win Deana over, so he puts his considerable focus on loving her senseless. Deana tries to resist but Lorgan is one sexy and dominant man who overwhelms her in bed.

Deana tries to adjust to the alien world she is thrust into but she stubbornly refuses to contemplate staying. Lorgan has no intention of returning her to the strange world she came from because she is the woman he has waited for, so he lets her think she is going home so she has more time to adjust. While they are dealing with Deana's stubborness, they are also trying to fulfill the quest they were sent on by Lorgin's mentor Yaniff along with Lorgin's sexy-as-hell brother Rejar. But will Deana chose a life in a new universe with Lorgin? Or will she continue being too stubborn to realize what a great man Lorgin is and that he really wants her?

Dara Joy is a good story teller. These books were written way before the current paranormal craze and are pretty imaginative. The hero Lorgan ta'al Krue is so sexy and hot plus he is a strong, dependable man with a dominant streak (yum). I am not quite sure what he saw in the cranky Deana who stubbornly refused to see how she felt about him and his depth of caring for her. I liked how he just ignored why she said and showed her how she couldn't live without him (mainly by loving her senseless time and time again). Deana did annoy me often but not enough to ruin the story. I got a kick out of how Lorgin and Rejar used her stubborness and attitude to make jokes at her expense - hey she asked for it.

Rejar is featured considerably in this book so I am excited to read his story, he is one sensuous and sexy Familiar. Traed was introduced in this one but I am annoyed because we never get to see his story because Dara Joy went a little nuts awhile ago and never wrote his story.

So overall, the story was interesting and the hero is very sexy. The heroine is annoying but I could put up with her because Lorgin was great plus he had no trouble taking on her stubborness. The humor in the book is a little too slapstick and dated for me sometimes but there were a couple funny parts. I liked Mine to Take (book 3) better than this one because it has a nice heroine but it was nice to see the background story of the characters in this book. (less)

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May 12, 2008 Sarah rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: reviewed, romance-paranomal-fantasy, traded

This is a cute futuristic-romance about an alien who finds it's way to earth and the woman destined for him. He then drags her all over the galaxy (actually another dimension) so they can fufill their destiny together. There are also two interesting characters introduced in this book who will get their own novels as well.

This book would get 5 stars from me if only the heroine had a bit more character depth. She convienently has no family on earth, but it is unexplained what happened to them. She...more

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Apr 06, 2013 Mariah rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book was absolutely incredible. A series of events unfolding to ensure two people meet under unusual circumstances, fall sizzlingly in love, and fight a bad guy who happens to be mad. . . all these things combined wonderfully to create this story. I am very pleased with the ending and I can see why this book was so popular when it was released, it is one of the very best alien/outer space plot I have ever read. This book had me in thrall, I read it all in one day, devouring its contents hun...more

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Jan 12, 2013 Lily rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, cute-romance, paranormal-romance, dangrous-hero-addiction-2013

This was a delightful story filled with adventure, romance, humour and imagination...It was full with passion and flirting and everything was described very tastefully with some old fashioned values so don't expect very descriptive hanky-panky scenes but one gets the picture of what he was doing if you get my drift... ;)
The end was written so nice ..it actually made me smile... one can just imagine her expression when he held out his hand....I loved this book so I shall be ordering the series...

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Jun 23, 2011 Nina rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is a very well-written story, involving time-travel, romance, shape-shifters, other worlds, monsters and hunks. It is the first book in a the series. I like Dara Joy's style of writing, it is casual and witty. The dialogue in it, had me seeing the world and the characters' experiences. There was quite a lot of hinting at what is to come for the character's futures, but if a person did not want to read the other 2 books of the series, that would be fine, as the main two characters in this fi...more

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Feb 13, 2012 Domino (aka Meme) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: sci-fi, time-travel-romance, futuristic, rented, audio-book

not a bad read. i tried reading another book previously by Dara Joy and got a bit bored. felt it dragged on. this one on the other hand didn't drag. i also think listening to it helped out lots. the beginning was a bit hard to adjust to cause it seemed a bit ridiculous, but then again this is a humorous novel. i'm not really into humor novels. i like funny moments just not ridiculous moments. i do like Joy's plots and will continue with this series. good thing they are audiobooks.

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Mar 09, 2010 Marcy Strahan rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

OMG! This is another SYFY romance/time travel book from Dara Joy. This book is so racey it borders on XXX!
When you find out what "Knight of a Trillion Stars" is it will bring a blush to your cheeks & curl your toes.
Once again the male hero in this book is in from another world & has magical charm & powers.
This book will fill your mind with wonder & awe like no place on this earth.

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Jan 19, 2010 Phair rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

Ugh. A flashback to the old-fashioned 'aching loins' romances of the 70s where a resounding "No!" from the heroine just got her a " stop fighting-you're gonna love it" from the 'hero'. While I generally enjoy a fish-out-of-water type story this was just plain silly in a rather disturbing way. Great for masochists. Second Dara Joy novel that has turned me off. Not an author I will try again.

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Jun 12, 2011 Lea's Audiobooks Hensley rated it 1 of 5 stars

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Okay, I just HAD to try this one.

And it didn't work for me. It's an early paranormal with a lot of "telling". The writing seemed almost sophomoric although I loved the book when I read it ten years ago. Considering it a sort of campy fun at first, I made it almost to the half way point before stopping altogether. Although this was written years ago, I couldn't get past its now dated plot elements and the lack of character development or overall setting. When I found myself counting the number o...more

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Aug 13, 2011 Sarah (Bellasexeqtner) rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I can never decide which brother I love more- Rejar, or Lorgin. I will say I reread this book the most out of the series. That's probably because I love Deana's point of view the most though. The arrogant male sweeps her off her bargain basement shoes and into a universe that is unlike any other. Dara Joy created an amazingly entertaining world, worlds to escape into.

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