Elisabeth P. (BetsyP) reviewed Love at First Bight (Deep Space Mission Corps, Bk 1) on + 566 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
Futuristic erotic romance from siren Publishing. Emilia is a trained healer, who signs up for the adventure of a lifetime, when she joins the crew of the space cargo ship, the Tamora Bight. Emilia falls in love with her three crewmates, and they with her. The plot is good, the writing is good, the sex scenes are scorching. Contains m/f, m/m/f/m menage. My only complaint is the author's constant use of the same phrases over and over: "sweetie," "baby girl," and "my boys." A little annoying. Overall the book is better than just good.
Heather H. (breezyhmh) reviewed Love at First Bight (Deep Space Mission Corps, Bk 1) on + 11 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
As previous reviewers have said, this book does have some annoying factors, the heroine is frequently (IMO)a little too naive acting to be credible. And the overuse of the pet names does make the reader wonder a little if the author used them so as not to get confused by using actual names.
All that said, the thing that I absolutely loved about this book is the relationship between the three guys. There is definite partnership and a feeling of togetherness that just gets to me. That reason alone was reason enough for this book to land on my keeper list and stay there until I got a digital copy to replace my print. Of course, it also happens to occur in one of my favorite locales...space.
While I have read better books by this author (Fierce Radiance and Acquainted with the Night), it is definitely not the worst I have read and is an enjoyable quick read.
All that said, the thing that I absolutely loved about this book is the relationship between the three guys. There is definite partnership and a feeling of togetherness that just gets to me. That reason alone was reason enough for this book to land on my keeper list and stay there until I got a digital copy to replace my print. Of course, it also happens to occur in one of my favorite locales...space.
While I have read better books by this author (Fierce Radiance and Acquainted with the Night), it is definitely not the worst I have read and is an enjoyable quick read.