Best “Invisible Heroine”
Hostage to the Stars by Veronica Scott
No one likes feeling
like they don’t matter. Sara Bridges unexpectedly finds out just how
inconsequential she is when pirates “attack” the transport she’s on. Luckily
another person isn’t disposable, and a solider on that rescue mission has
integrity. Johnny Danvers, who had a supporting role in Mission to Mahjundar,
shows his mettle and falls in love in this story. As a reader, I fell in love
with him in this adventure that flows like a roller coaster. You don’t
have to have read Mission to Mahjundar to enjoy this story, but it would add
depth to the characters if you’ve read it first. I love this entire series and
this story does not disappoint.
Grittiest Hot and Fast Story
Quick Shot by Pippa Jay
This fast and hot short
is like a bungee jump through a complex world. You plunge straight into the
action and don’t really know what is going to happen, but you just want more.
Sal, a freelance cargo hauler who is definitely used to being in charge and
only trusting herself, meets up with a sexy stranger on the run and things go
from hot to hotter in a hurry when she learns to let go and trust someone.
Heroine Who’s Most Like Someone I Might Know
Pirate (Space Gypsy Chronicles #1) by Eve Langlais
Emma just wants to do
her job, deliver packages, and oogle the weird hottie who lives in the middle of
nowhere, orders strange things, and answers the door naked. Course, she’d never
let him know she loves his packages because that’s too easy. Suddenly Mr.
Strange gets weirder and her truck explodes, and he pulls her into the
adventure of a lifetime away from Earth and all she knows.
Rafe is trying to lay
low and make a dishonest living, but what’s a pirate to do when he’s a marked
man? Not to mention the gorgeous woman he desires is also the most contrary and
seemingly immune to his many charms.
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