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S'està carregant… Redeeming Zorusde Laurann Dohner
   Cap No hi ha cap discussió a Converses sobre aquesta obra.  Luziadovalongo | Jul 14, 2022 |   Overall, it's not a bad story. I don't think it's one of her better cyborg books, but it isn't the worst, for sure. tetisheri | Aug 15, 2020 | (  ) wyldheartreads | Jun 20, 2019 |  ) msralways | Apr 20, 2017 | (  ) C4RO | Jun 2, 2015 | Sense ressenyes | afegeix-hi una ressenya
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Romance.
HTML: Book 6 in the Cyborg Seduction series. Charlie's brother has put her in the no-win situation of having to rescue a cyborg from Earth Government. It's dangerous, she'll become an outlaw on Earth, but it's the only way to save her brother's life. The imprisoned cyborg is rude, conceited and probably the biggest jerk she's ever had the misfortune to meet. His only redeeming qualities are his handsome face and sexy, muscular body. Just wow! Still, she can't wait to be rid of him. All cyborgs hate humans, but Zorus is consumed by it. Chained, enslaved and facing death on Earth once again, he vows revenge. To his utter astonishment, a human female comes to his rescue. She's rude, mouthy and bossy. And very brave. She baffles him almost as much as she arouses him. Zorus cannot deny that he's fascinated by her. They are about to lock wills and ignite a firestorm of desire that defies every rule he lives by. .No s'han trobat descripcions de biblioteca. |
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Another good one by Laurann Dohner. Zorus was a total ass in all the other Cyborg books. He really needed to be redeemed. He hates humans especially human women. He was the one that made it a law that humans are property on the cyborg world. He tried to have the human mates of the other cyborg guys killed or at least have their marriages denied. Plus there was one time in an earlier book where he tried to get another cyborg to stay behind on an exploding space ship so that he, Zorus, could escape and live. LD explained or justified all of the asshatery except that last bit which was conveniently ignored. Authors shouldn't make characters so bad in earlier books that they can't justify somehow their actions later when they have their own book.
Zorus did change his mind about human women pretty quickly but he did have some pretty solid evidence that Charlie was a totally good worthwhile person even if she is human. Charlie was a great character. Spunky and fun. There was a pretty solid plot that mostly revolved around their relationship as she rescues him and he takes her back to the Cyborg planet. There was fallout from his extreme and sudden change from being a human hater/killer to being in love with a human woman. The other cyborgs had difficulty believing in his transformation.
There were not as many sex scenes in this one. They were there and they were nicely done but I didn't feel like they overwhelmed the plot as happened in some of the earlier books.
Can't wait for the next one. Krell maybe? (