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#Bookreview of Exiled: Brides of the Kindred 7: (Alien Scifi Romance) by Evangeline Anderson
BLURB:
Lissa is madly in love with Saber and it seems he returns her feelings but she has a problem. She and the man of her dreams both come from the same clan of the Touch Kindred. By the archaic laws of their people, they are too closely related to be bonded. Which means that even though there is no blood tie between them, they are doomed to remain apart.
But their personal dilemmas will soon be the least of their worries. Sacred scrolls, vital to the defense of the Kindred people, have been stolen and sold to a collector on the barbaric slave planet, Yonnie Six. To retrieve them, Lissa and Saber must go undercover as Mistress and slave on the savage world where domination, submission, and kinky sex are the order of the day. Will the love between them survive this trial by fire? Or will Lissa lose everything and be Exiled from the one person she loves above all others?
MY REVIEW:
This is the 7th book in the Brides of the Kindred series. Ten more to go. So far, each book has dealt with different aspects of sexual relationships. Some reviewers complained that the female characters are too weak. Well, in the real world, that’s very true, and most sexual exploitation is against females. Not this book. This storyline deals with the exploitation and dominance of the males by the females. Welcome to Yonnie Six, a world run by women and the men are only sex slaves. Yum! What a better place for a virginal priestess and a Touch Kindred to have to travel to to get information on how to stop the Hoard. Will their trip, and experience, be for naught?
Lissa is the typical weak female that Evangeline likes to portray, but under that blushing bride demeanor is a woman who want’s to dominate. And when she’s forced to punish her Kindred Warrior, Saber, emotions come to light that neither one of them expected. How will Saber handle his new found inner self?
As with the other books, this one is alive with different characters, adventures, and new worlds. Evangeline has the wonderful ability to pull her readers into the story. There’s a little subplot running that involves Draven, leader of the Hoard, and L, Lauren’s cloned sister. I just loved the nasty surprise Draven pulled on the Warriors and their brides aboard the Mother Ship. It made me laugh. Poor Baird.
What I’m starting not to like, the constant self-doubts and reiterating of those self-doubts. I know we need the drama and tension, but come on, enough is enough.
Anyway, another good book and I give it 4 feathers.
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Im reading this now, and your last sentence about the doubts and the constant repeating of the doubts is really starting to wear on me! Tell me it gets better.
Hi Mitch, no it just repeats itself. I finally gave up on the series. So much the same from book to book. I loved the story line & most of the characters, but the inner drama got too much.