Beloved Traveler

Gaian Stories #3

by Janet Miller

Gaian widow Ana Ranalla took the job of nanny to explore the Outer Colonies and escape having to go to any more Gaian marriage meets. Looking for adventure but not love she hadn't planned on meeting her best friend's brother, Jack An Flena in a dusk-filled forest clearing. Even worse his unexpected kiss leaves her senses reeling and makes her wonder if Jack could be her match. An ex-member of Earthforce's most infamous fighting unit, the Dark Angels, Jack An Flena has sought redemption from his misdeeds by rescuing slaves from his former shipmates. Even so he can't believe he could make a woman like Ana fall in love with him or keep her love should the truth ever come out. His Traveler's luck could never be that good. Sensual/Spicy.

Genres: Science Fiction, M F Romance, Science Fiction Romance, Fantasy, Adult, Futuristic Romance

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First published January 1, 2008

About the author

During the weekday Janet is a mild-mannered software engineer who writes code and design documents. At night and on weekends she turns to the creation of offbeat stories about imaginary pasts, presents, and futures. But no matter when or where the story happens, there will always be some adventure, some humor, and meaning to the tale. For Cerridwen she's writing a new line of parafolk tales about modern day vampires, called nightwalkers, along with psychics and shapeshifters of all kinds.

Also publishes as Cricket Starr.

Reviews

[Cheesecake]

I'm just gonna DNF at 59%
No real reason except I'm just not interested enough to finish. Doesn't really make sense, as there's lots to like and the story is pretty action packed. But it's also predictable, and the romance is falling flat for me.
I am so busy lately that I need something that can really glue me to the pages for those brief respites when I have time to read.
I don't particularly like his second in command either, whose story is next, so will skip that one too.

I still usually like this author and am sad that she doesn't seem to write much anymore.

[Lisa]

A lot more adventure and a lot less romance.

Wish the sex scenes were better and more saucy.

[Julianna]

If anyone has looked at my recently read books you can tell i like the futuristic/fantasy genre. This one was good, not as good as some that i have read recently but still good to read. The character development was good and i got drawn into the story. Now waiting for the next book to come out so that i can find out what happens to Sonja.