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I have been looking to get my hands on this book for so long, that when I finally had the chance to read it, I was so excited.
In a lot of ways, this book delivered exactly what I was looking for. Having read some books from this series (thinking that Megan's Mark was the first book...only to discover that it's not), I finally got to see how it all started.
Just like any Lora Leigh's book, this one is hot, hot, hot. It's highly erotic and edgy. Using the 'mating heat' idea, she gets to pen a lot o ...more
In a lot of ways, this book delivered exactly what I was looking for. Having read some books from this series (thinking that Megan's Mark was the first book...only to discover that it's not), I finally got to see how it all started.
Just like any Lora Leigh's book, this one is hot, hot, hot. It's highly erotic and edgy. Using the 'mating heat' idea, she gets to pen a lot o ...more
Good story, interesting premise, potentially interesting characters whom I hope we will get to know better in subsequent books, and, most importantly...very hot love scenes. (mmmrrrroooooowwwwwr!!!!)
Crappy editing job.
I know, I know, I do tend to "let my perfectionism get in the way" but I'm an English teacher and it is just a fact: bad spelling and grammar make you look less intelligent than you are, and that detracts from the reading experience. I am certain that the talented and creative Ms. ...more
Crappy editing job.
I know, I know, I do tend to "let my perfectionism get in the way" but I'm an English teacher and it is just a fact: bad spelling and grammar make you look less intelligent than you are, and that detracts from the reading experience. I am certain that the talented and creative Ms. ...more
Written in 2003 this is the first Breeds series book. It tells the story of Callan Lyons and Merinus Tyler, the reporter who triggers the mating heat in Callan.
To save her life, Callan finally agrees to go public at the genetic Senate hearings. For once the Council knows about Merinus, they will stop at nothing to get their grubby hands on her to experiment on and find out how to breed more breeds.
Lots of world building and shadowy military figures and the horrendous Council to sustain the 20 od ...more
To save her life, Callan finally agrees to go public at the genetic Senate hearings. For once the Council knows about Merinus, they will stop at nothing to get their grubby hands on her to experiment on and find out how to breed more breeds.
Lots of world building and shadowy military figures and the horrendous Council to sustain the 20 od ...more
I loved this book - it has a distinctly different feel to most pnr books out there. The fact that the characters can't shift, but retain characteristics of the breed they were crossed with made it an interesting concept for a series. Really hope that we will read more about the Tyler 7 - perhaps their own series or books in this one? Hate the cover though - deserved better.
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Jul 17, 2013
Deyara
marked it as to-read
Nov 21, 2019
Angie ☯
marked it as to-read
