Despite Duty The Sword of the Queen Book 1
sapphic sci fi/fantasy
4/17/20
Kindle
290
Amazon
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A vicious terrorist attack happening on a core-world.
A traitor fleeing to the farthest corners of space.
A secret mission to bring him to justice.
When Dolor’s most peculiar special agent teams up with a group of quirky troublemakers, the goal is to wrap up the job, prove her worth, and leave the galaxy none the wiser.
Instead, Captain Elianorra Salazar is forced to tangle with criminal overlords, the possible invasion of a long-thought-dead alien species, and the tenacious—but alluring—Commander Haggerty. With her crew getting closer and closer to discovering her true identity, she finds herself caught between her duty to her queen and keeping her integrity.
Is betraying herself and those who trust her the only way to bring peace to her homeworld?
Review By anonymous
Member of the Paranormal Romance Guild Review Team
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I’m not normally a huge fan of sci-fi, it usually depends on the author. This one was not bad. The author had an amazing ability to build a world that you felt a part of. BUT it didn’t go overboard either. The descriptions were well done and not too much.
Overall, the plot was done well. The characters were fun and snarky. The one liners would keep you laughing. A good story to keep you going and turning the pages. Overall, if you are a fan of science fiction, I think this would be a good story for you.