I loved how they both respected each other and how healthy their relationship seemed once Seral got past his overprotectiveness. Seral was overprotective at first, but never in an alpha way he was just worried because he knew that Ryker had been through a lot of abuse. That being said, the characters were still cute together. It didn’t seem fitting for Ryker’s character considering he’d been raped for the previous five years (though I suppose his trust and enthusiasm was explained by the bond).
It made me doubt how real their love was and took away the chance for that fun, tension-filled build-up I like.Īnother smaller issue I had was that the first sex scene seemed kind of forced into the story. Or maybe it was more like a fated mate thing? Either way, it’s just not a trope that’s for me. The main issue I had was that it was questionable whether the feelings between the two men were real or just a product of the alien bonding thing that was forced onto them by the scientists. But now for the actual review…Įven though I gave this 3.5 stars, I think this could easily rate higher for some people, depending on what you like. *I received a free ecopy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.*įirst of all, I would like a pat on the back for the fact that I actually spelled that series name correctly without looking it up first.
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