Theolyn Boese

This is a continuation of "The Daughter's of Terra". The first book seemed much more coherent whereas this was disjointed, jumping from one thought to the next. The Gods and their animals were a chapter that was incomprehensible and boring.

The sex was not as good nor did it even happen in the first 1/2 of the book. This was supposedly erotica so was a little strange. Seeing how the 2nd wife, Sya'tia was brought into the fold was interesting but yet that seemed glossed over too.

I did like to see the characters again and how their family's were on the home world. I thought the trial was over the top and not necessary to that extent. Everything there was too easily wrapped up. Yet other points totally left open.

I don't know... somethings were in depth and other glossed over... disjointed, is the closest word I can think of for how I felt.… (mehr)

Kyrin and Daeshen are two men of the Ta'e'sha people, very similar to humans but with the capacity to shapeshift like a merman. In their planet a virus has caused that all the women are sterile, so the Ta'e'sha men have decided to take humans women as brides. Only a little problem, they don't ask to the chosen before the mating. And kidnap them.

Kyrin and Daeshen are also lovers. But in the Ta'e'sha tradition, a family could be of six people, no matters what sex. So they decide to take a humans woman as bride, Theadora, to bear their children.

Kyrin is strong and commanding, Daeshen gentle and analytic. The two match perfectly together and soon also Thea finds her place in this strange family. Thea has been always fascinated by the myth of the sea people and have two of them as husbands are her dreams come true.

The book starts like a sex marathon. Kyrin and Daeshen are two dom and they really impose their attention to Thea. The sex is beautiful and very arousing, but in the first part of the book I can't find Thea. Her figure is faint. She has no voice. Fortunately, she grows strong and finally I discover a sassy woman with a cheerful behaviour.

http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/41553.html… (mehr)