false 57 476 423 true 5687899 read 2 true 5106004 currently-reading 51 true 5106003 to-read http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/77955213 Storm Born (Dark Swan, #1) by Richelle Mead
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]]> http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/74929403 to: Enslave Me Sweetly (Alien Huntress, #2) by Gena Showalter
I read the first Alien Huntress book a good while back so when I decided to pick the series up again, it took a little bit for me to remember the universe Ms. Showalter has created. I'm pleased to say though that this installment (as a vast majority of her books) did not disappoint.

Enslave Me Sweetly focuses on Eden, an Earth-born Raka who works as a small-time assassin for the government. With golden skin and hair, she's basically a walking hunk of money so loads of people seem to want a piece of her (and I mean that both literally and figuratively). Including her new partner Lucious. Ooh la la!

Eden and Lucious' chemistry is instantaneous and endlessly entertaining, both their arguments and their... dalliances are equally enthralling. Lucious's tough exterior seems to fall apart a little too quickly for my tastes in this book, though Eden remains pretty consistent throughout the book.

The plot is interesting, though a little halting. Despite the fact that the things going on are significant enough to be worth government involvement, Eden and Lucious seem to have no real difficulty in playing super-spies. While it made for a smooth transition from "everyone's fine" into "oh shit" mode, it was just convenient enough for me to roll my eyes a bit. Things come together nicely in the end though, which placated me somewhat.

Altogether another well-written and interesting read. I'll definitely be picking up the next Alien Huntress book :] ]]> http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/65232405 Fire Study (Study, #3) by Maria V. Snyder
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