| Amory believed Tania to be his mate and vowed to return to
her after finding his heartstone so he can finally claim her.
His journey to Settler's Mine, the biggest heartstone mine in
the quadrant found him more than just his heartstone, but also
his true mates Zelda and Bren. Zelda, the mistress of the
mine and her mate Bren accepted Amory as their third mate much
easier than Amory was willing to accept it himself. Zelda and
Bren were more than willing to convince Amory of his true fate
and share with him the pleasures of being their mate. Between
Amory, Bren and the conniving Gemini trying to take over her
mine, Zelda definitely has her hands full.
The Lovers portrayed strong characters of
mental as well as physical strength and honor. Zelda was a
woman to be reckoned with, a fierce protector of what was hers
and her mates. I liked Bren's connection to Zelda, he
understood her and what drives her strong need for control.
Amory was like a lamb thrown to the wolves amongst these two.
Having a strong will of his own, he continued to fight his
feelings for the two lovers even when he knew it was a losing
battle. Even though I am not a big sci-fi fan I found the
adventure, betrayal and very descriptive sex was enough to
hold my attention. |
