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Moondust and Madness
Moondust and Madness
Author: Janelle Taylor
The New York Times bestselling author of Bittersweet Ecstacy offers her most spectacular tale of all--the prequel to her bestselling Stardust and Shadows. Abducted by Commander Varian of the starship Wanderlust, lovely Jana Greyson finds herself the pawn in an intergalactic struggle--and the victim of an undeniable--and forbidden--passion.
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ISBN-13: 9781558176591
ISBN-10: 1558176594
Publication Date: 11/1/1992
Pages: 416
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  • Currently 3.1/5 Stars.
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3.1 stars, based on 7 ratings
Publisher: Pinnacle Books
Book Type: Paperback
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daedelys avatar reviewed Moondust and Madness on + 1218 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
Wow! This is one of the corniest books I've read in a long time. I couldn't even finish it, even though I got more than half-way through. At first I tried to give the author the excuse that it was published more than twenty years ago, but after continuing on, I came to realize the author was writing a lot, but saying very little. The story could have had potential, but the author's use of description just got ridiculous. The redundant use of "evil", "demonic", and "satanic" just made me laugh at first but then it got annoying. I mean seriously, does every negative action by one of the character need to be described by those adjective?

Then there's the blatant rip-off of terminology many of us are probably aware of having been used in the various Star Trek shows we've seen (or had to see since Trekkies lurk everywhere). I'm pretty sure there were more than I noticed, but I kept thinking of Captain Kirk or Captain Picard whenever I'd read the term "Star Fleet" (or other similar ones used from the shows).

And the characters! Yikes! They had no problem voicing their feelings, yet everyone keeps "wondering" why the other person does what they did to "hurt" them... It's like they have VERY short-term memory! I've never known guys to be so vocal about what's on their mind!

Maybe I'm just the type to expect more from a book, but this one was lacking in so many ways! Spend your time looking for a better sci-fi romance elsewhere and you'll never miss the fact you skipped out on this one (unless you're looking for a roller-coaster ride of absurdity).
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Helpful Score: 1
Excellent book! Very differnt from what I expected it to be.
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