Author: Evangeline Anderson
Rating: Five Siren Stones
Genre: Erotic Science Fiction
Sub-Genre: Paranormal Romance, Fantasy
Page
Count: 359
ISBN
E-Book: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
Price: $2.99
Publisher: Self-Published
Reviewer: Stacey Krug
Blurb/Summary:
That is, until she meets Boone.
Boone is a doctor and geneticist from Colossus—a heavy G world which has rendered the people who inhabited it larger and stronger than regular humans. He’s more than happy to stay on his own planet and do research—until his little sister is taken by Purists and delivered to the pshalite mines. Frantic to rescue her, he hatches a desperate plot—capture a Paladin and use the enemy pawn to gain access to where his sister is being held. K falls into his net—but not without a fight. When she is wounded in the battle, Boone is forced to cut off her skinsuit in order to save her life.
Now, removed from her comforting routine and separated from the parasitic suit, K is beginning to change. Her body is blossoming and her mind is opening. For the first time in her life she can feel…whether she wants to or not. In order to survive in her new environment she has to cooperate with Boone.
However, she soon finds that it isn’t just her body he holds prisoner…
but also her heart.
Review:
Boone
is a great character; he is kind, caring, and compassionate. He takes to heart the responsibility of
taking care his loved ones and those under his protection, even if they don’t
want him to.
K
is a fanatic that has been brainwashed to think everyone not like her race
should be enslaved or purged. Without
the necessary and continuous reinforcement of her beliefs, she starts to feel
and think on her own. It’s as if a child
was put into a woman’s body. The journey
of discovery is an interesting one!
Boone
was only going to use K, but as time passes the situation changes. As he feels responsible for the path they are
on, he deems himself responsible for K too.
K fights him every step of the way, even as they fall into a comfortable
routine. Boone finds he is very willing
to help K come out of her shell and explore the world around her.
Discovery
and exploration lead to passion and love, but Boone is sure that it is all one
sided. Twists and turns in the plot will
leave the reader wondering if there will ever be a happy ending. Purity sucks you in at the beginning and
keeps the reader engaged throughout.
The
dynamic between the characters was well thought out. The secondary characters add levity and comic
relief. At the end of Purity there is a
brief excerpt for the next story which will flow flawlessly from the first.