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Jacinto's Voyage (Love is Always Write)
by
Daniel A. Kaine (Goodreads Author)
Dane Stiger is a man on the run, but running is expensive when you're the Captain of a small cargo ship. To make ends meet, Dane and his crew take up mercenary jobs. Yet wherever they go, trouble never seems to be far behind.
On what should have been a routine cargo delivery, the ship is forced to make an unexpected pit-stop on the barren wastelands of Earth. There Dane mee...more
On what should have been a routine cargo delivery, the ship is forced to make an unexpected pit-stop on the barren wastelands of Earth. There Dane mee...more
Published
June 20th 2012
(first published June 19th 2012)
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Jacinto's Voyage is a remarkably well crafted short story. Set in what could be a post apocalyptic earth, a crew of mercenaries are in desperate need of some spare parts for their aging ship, the Alessa. Once there they must barter with a ragtag group of gun-toting humans who, after initially wanting to blow their heads off, come up with the makings of a deal that will ensure Captain Dane and his crew the very part they need.
Unfortunately the deal includes hunting down and killing an alien bein...more
Unfortunately the deal includes hunting down and killing an alien bein...more
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3.5 stars
Dane Stiger is a deserter and he's on the run, becoming merc along the way. Jacinto (or Jace) is a human he meets in one of the voyage -- he cannot remember his prior life (including his name). Then a visit to one of the backwater planets brings Jace's memory back to the surface.
I'm not big on sci-fi stories ... so I'm not hurrying to read this. However, I remember liking Daniel Kaine's other book, Dawn of Darkness, so decided to give this a try (plus, it's free :p)
This one is pretty go...more
Dane Stiger is a deserter and he's on the run, becoming merc along the way. Jacinto (or Jace) is a human he meets in one of the voyage -- he cannot remember his prior life (including his name). Then a visit to one of the backwater planets brings Jace's memory back to the surface.
I'm not big on sci-fi stories ... so I'm not hurrying to read this. However, I remember liking Daniel Kaine's other book, Dawn of Darkness, so decided to give this a try (plus, it's free :p)
This one is pretty go...more

Offered FREE from the M/M Romance Group, Love is Always Write event.
2.5 stars I love me a good sci-fi romance, and while this was OK, I feel like it had the makings to be so much greater. This exact story but lengthened to allow for more of a connection between Dane and Jace would have really sucked me in. So while I liked the plot, I was left feeling a little flat.
Most of the time Dane just talked about wanting Jace, although he does comment that he sees his younger self in the man. But I foun...more
This book was a hit and miss with me. I really liked the story, the scenes, concepts and the main characters, but I felt as if their characters and story could have been explored much further. The intimacy scene felt "tacked-on" at the end, and felt awkwardly outside of the rest of the story instead of being part of the story. It also left me with a feeling as if the story wasn't finished, almost as if the author was made to stick to a certain word count by the publisher, and the story just ends...more
This was a fun, cute little read. I loved the sci-fi, futuristic element, which went along well with the photo. I liked Dane a lot. He's not your typical hero (heck, he's more like an anti-hero), but he's a bad guy with a good side. I loved Jacinto and Spot as well, and I'd love to see future books with these characters.
I have a soft spot for anti-heroes - those bad boys that live by their own morality code but have a warm, kind heart!
Really enjoyed this - some really sweet moments. And some really funny lines, as I expect from Daniel - it is a talent to thread a bit of humour through your story and not to be out of place - he does this brilliantly ! I know, having read and loved his Daeva book that his world building is excellent - his descriptive writing has such great balance, clear and concise - never too wordy, just enough to transport the reader right into that space. Im not normally a Scifi fan but this genre is growi...more
Uh oh!! Plan B sounds ominous :)
May 15, 2013
Victoria Zagar
marked it as to-read
Apr 23, 2013
J♥J
marked it as to-read
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Morgan
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Daniel Alexander Kaine, born and raised in England, makes his living working as a customer service advisor.
Daniel started writing in 2009 to alleviate boredom while searching for employment. He started out writing a cheesy fanfic for his favourite anime, Naruto, in which he paired our hero with the gorgeous Sasuke in an Anita Blake-esque world of vampire hunting. To this day he still cringes at th...more
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Daniel started writing in 2009 to alleviate boredom while searching for employment. He started out writing a cheesy fanfic for his favourite anime, Naruto, in which he paired our hero with the gorgeous Sasuke in an Anita Blake-esque world of vampire hunting. To this day he still cringes at th...more
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