|
| Books by Marilyn Campbell | 1. "Pyramid of Dreams"
|
| 2. "Topaz Dreams"
|
| 3. "Stardust Dreams"
|
| 4. "Stolen Dreams"
| |
|
"Pyramid of Dreams"
Topaz, March 1992 Reviewed on 5/12/00 | ||
|
She was a stranger to his futuristuic world, an outsider in the rainbow-hued crystal city who must not be allowed to return to her home. Yet though Aster would never be accepted by his people, Romulus found himself irresistibly drawn to the beautiful pariah. His fierce ambition made a formal joining with her impossible, but the fever of mating drove him to tangle his hand in her silver-blonde hair, to taste her melting lips, to teach her the exquisite pleasures of his exotic brand of sesuality. How could he deny himself a future with her in this land of desire and delighht where even the wildest dreams could become reality? | |
|
"Topaz Dreams"
Topaz, December 1992 Reviewed on 5/15/00 | ||
|
Fierce and cunning, Falcon had always denied his emotions, believing they would sap his increadible strength. Then the empath set out to find the ring that could destroy his futuristic world, and he ran into an unexpected setback - a beauty who roused his untested desire. Tough and independent, Stephanie Barbanell didn't need any man to help her track down a missing scientist. But tempted by Falcon's powerful magnetism, she gladly joined forces with the mysterious stranger. Steve longed to give in to her burning ardor, to taste the ecstcy of Falcon's kisses - until she discovered that their love could never be unless one of them sacrificed everything for the other. | |
|
"Stardust Dreams"
Topaz, December 1993 Reviewed on 5/14/00 | ||
|
|
The time is the future. The passion is timeless. Cherry Cochran, a beautiful actress from earth who witnesses a murder, is suddenly swept toward the remotest stars in the spaceship of her mysterious abductor, the handsome Gallant Voyager. Cherry doesn't know if this sexy space tracker is using her in a game of interstellar intrigue. She is only aware of the fierce attraction they have for each other and of her burning desire for his love. But can she save him from the lures of the voracious queen of a hostile planet, whose apparent lust for Gallant is meant to obscure a deadly danger? | |
|
"Stolen Dreams"
Topaz, June 1994 Reviewed on 5/14/00 | |||||
|
|
Shara Locke, Innerworld's scientist, is a beautiful woman with important secrets. When handsome
archeloogist gabriel Drumayne seeks her out, he is aware that she has a device to make travel into the past possible...
and he is aware that she is about to emberk on just such a perilous journey. Her mission is to save Earth from a
future plot to destory it. When Shara shuns Gabriel's offer to help, the tension between them becomes like a joining
of fire and ice - elemental opposites that can be consumed by mere touch. But as these two brillant opposities finally
take off into a pastlurking with danger, they find all their reasons fro opposition giving way to attraction. Now both
are strangers in as strange world - exploring timeless emotions, facing a shattering revelation about Earth's history,
hoping the awesome force capable of changing destiny turns out to be the power of love.
| ||||
| Books by Justine Davis | "Lord of the Storm" | |
| "The Skypirate" |
|
"Lord of the Storm"
Topaz, July 1994 Reviewed on 5/22/97 | ||
|
Captain Shaylah Graymist loved to fly, that was the reason she continued with the Coalition. A decorated hero, she'd seen the terror and destruction reeked on planets not wanting to join them and she seen what they did to the people of those worlds. They made them slaves. She hated the practice but didn't believe there was anything she could do. That was until she met a slave called Wolf. Wolf was a rare gold collar slave. What that meant was that he a controlled completely by the person who possessed his control unit. He could be made to think that what his controller wanted was what he wanted, he could be caused the most incredible pain and he could be killed with one button. Shaylah knew all this and couldn't believe that he had retained so much of himself after five years of slavery. But gaining his trust, took time. And once they'd become friends, Shaylah made a mistake and broke Wolf's trust. When she learned that Wolf had been sent to the worst place possible, Shaylah does everything in her power to rescue him and make him healthy again. Know the two must come to terms with their feelings and decided what to do with their lives. | |
|
"The Skypirate"
Topaz, May 1998 Reviewed on 4/16/98 | |||||
|
Califa Claxton had been a loyal servant of the Coalition. But that was before they put a gold
collar on her and made her a slave. They did this as punishment because another gold collar slave, named Wolf, had
escaped. Califa was determined to live the rest of her life as her friend Shaylah had always lived hers, being a good
person. Even if that meant being a slave. That was before the famous skypirate, Dax, swept into her cell and rescued
her along with his crewmember. Dax knew how cruel the Coalition was but it was hard to even believe they would
do this, enslave one of there own. But they had and it was still hard for him to trust Califa. But as they work together
Dax and Califa learn they aren't all that different and that love is the all powerful weapon.
| ||||
| Books by Susan Grant | 1. "The Star King"
|
| 2. "The Star Prince"
|
| "Contact"
| |
|
"The Star King"
Lovespell, December 2000 Reviewed on 11/2/02 | ||
|
|
Careening out of control in her fighter jet was only the start of the wildest ride of Jasmine's life; spinning wildly in an airplane was nothing like the loss of equilibrium she felt when she landed. There, in a half-dream, Jas saw him, a man more powerfully compelling than any she'd ever encountered. Though his words were foreign, his touch was familiar, baffling her mind even as he touched her soul. But who was he? Was he, too, a downed pilot? Was that why he lay in the desert sand beneath a starry Arabian sky? the answers burned in his mysterious golden eyes, in his thoughts that became hers as he held out his hand and requested her aid. This man had crossed many miles to find her, to offer her a heaven that she might otherwise nere have known, and love was only one of his many gifts. | |
|
"The Star Prince"
Lovespell, November 2001 Reviewed on 11/2/02 | ||
|
|
Ian Hamilton considered himself a typical guy, a finance major was found all the exictment he needed in the stock market and his vintage Harley. Then his stepfather offered him the crown to an empire and the reins of a mission critical to world peace. What could he do but go for the ride? In a daring bid for freedom, Princess Tee'ah fled the world she knew for the freedom to fly. No more princes, no more rules. Both the man she wed and the life she led would be her own choosing. And when a handsome stranger offered her a job piloting the Sun Devil, she choose the romp of a lifetime - with the one man she should have avoided at all costs. | |
|
"Contact"
Lovespell, October 2002 Reviewed on 10/25/03/font>
|
| | |||
| My page is free thanks to Geocities. | 
|
