Failure by Jade WaltzMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Getting Back Home
I’d probably give this book 3.5 ⭐️ if I could.
This is the fourth book in a continuing series. You won’t understand this book if you haven’t read the previous books.
In this book, we find out who arranged for Selena to be abducted and why. We also find out more about Kaede and who the mysterious REI is that he talks to telepathically and how Kaede managed to keep Selena alive.
In the meantime, her abductor wants Selena to save his brother and she meets an actual full-blooded human from Earth. Tori’s story is told in StarPyre by the same author. One of Tori’s mates is the reason Selena was chosen for abduction because it was written in the stars (there’s a lot of that in this book).
Kaede and Selena finally acknowledge their feelings for each other, as she is away from her nestmates and can bond uninterrupted. However, Selena’s main concern is getting back to her nestmates who cannot be isolated from their queen for too long before wasting away.
As usual, there is lots of alien sex in this book. Somehow this author manages to make sex between different species believable as well as sexy.
I didn’t feel this book was as strong as the previous ones. The plot was a little thinner on the ground and didn’t grab hold as much as I was expecting. I’m hoping that this was just because of the nature of the subject matter and that the next book will jump back in full force. This is the way of series, they can’t all be filled with edge of the seat drama, because plots have to move along and pace changes. This is probably just a bit of a lull before the storm hits again.
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