Different perspective in audible.

I thought this was such a sad beginning when I read the book but listening in audible, I thought how inappropriate it was that Carmen and Scott were doing the work they did. I know everything happens in such a short period of time, newly married and just found out they were pregnant, but they had been together for YEARS. That was not a good line of work to be in for a long life, surely they should have been talking about leaving prior to get married. Apart from that annoyance in the prologue the rest of the book was great. BOOK REVIEW My heart has bled for Carmen since we learnt her story in book 1. Reading what happened at the beginning of this book made me cry, then travelling along with her as bits and pieces were told broke my heart. I love that Creon is strong enough to support her needs and help her do what she needs to put the past behind her, get closure and move on to her new life. This doesn’t mean Carmen has made it easy, none of the earth women have and this has given us a great set of stories to enjoy. The dragons and symbiots in this series make me laugh out loud. Creon is the youngest of the five princes and is the scariest if not the deadliest of them all. A real alpha male who played a major part in ending the Great War. These two are one of the best matched couples I have ever read about. The tenderness Creon showers on Carmen once she believes she has the right to love again is fantastic. The ending is also fun. Another tough alien warrior hits the floor. The interaction between all the different stories which all run consecutively is so well done that even though you know this is in another book it all flows and makes perfect sense. Ms Smith writes the best stories but they could do with better proof reading for silly mistakes.

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