Nick Wyatt is a handsome twenty-first century warrior who has been a target of the Xeran his entire life. He's the only one Riane can turn to, but his intentions are as mysterious as his origins. In an attempt to discover the truth about each other, both Riane and Nick decide seduction is the best tactic.
In the second book in the Time Hunters series,
genetically bred machine-like warriors, Warlords and Warfem (men and women
respectively), come from the planet Vardon in the 23rd century.
Other than warring with the vicious Xerans, they police time travel to protect
the people in the past, the present, and the future. The Warlords/Warfems rely
on their computer and sensory implants to do their jobs, which makes them
tougher and smarter than most normal humans.
Warfem and Temporal Enforcer Riane Arvid and her
genetically enhanced wolf partner Frieka are sent out on a mission when Riane’s
specialized T-suit malfunctions and she’s sent spiraling through time. She
winds up in the year 2009 and meets a strange, powerful man who’s more than
just human. He’s part Xeran, but the kind, protective man is nothing like the
murderous Xeran she knows.
Nick Wyatt has been running from the Xerans all his life,
and he doesn’t know why they killed his mother and wants to kill him. He has
powers he doesn’t understand, but he uses them to help other people. Then he
saves Riane from a Xeran attack, and though she doesn’t trust him at first, he
knows she’s the only person who can answer his questions. As they get to know
one another and the truth comes out, Nick’s life and everything he’s ever known
changes forever.
I loved this story! Riane and Nick have great chemistry.
Their love bloomed from mutual trust and respect, and they didn’t really fight
the connection between them despite the odds of their relationship lasting.
The side plots with the secondary characters (Frieka,
Dona, Dyami, Galar, and Jess) continue the overall series arc about who’s the
traitor in the Outpost, which added more depth to the story.
There’s more information about the Sela aliens and the
T’lir artifact (it’s a power source), and the questions I had from the previous
story were answered.
The sex scenes are super hot but not very long as in the
other books. This book seemed to focus more on the H/h’s emotions and the
problems they and their friends must face, instead of the H/h having sex at the
most inopportune times.
Anyway, I enjoyed this book a lot, and it’s my favorite
of the series.
5 Stars
Disclaimer – I bought this book for my own enjoyment. I
am not paid or compensated in any way, shape, or form for this honest review. I
will not change or alter this review for any reason unless at my discretion.
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