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Soothe The Burn (2010)

by T.A. Chase(Favorite Author)

3.68 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Amber Allure

review 1: The main idea for this story is pretty solid. From the start I got pulled into Alvix life. He was an interesting character. Cooper, the leader of an elite group of military men, was also temperamental, enjoyable character. All other team members weren't as developed and Alvix and Cooper, but even so I like them. After re-reading the story today, I'm sure this story lacks at some parts and has a lot of wholes. This made it harder to fully enjoy the story as it was written. I'm sure it could be written much, much better.
review 2: Alvix (and I do like that name) is trying to get his ship fixed when a man of metal offers to help him in exchange for transporting him and his men to rescue their team. Cooper and his team are part of a military experiment where their ... moreskin as it is damaged turns to flexible titanium metal. They get captured on the rescue mission by a fire people but Alvix offers to be the king’s play thing in exchange for letting the others go as he is a fire eater and can’t be killed by fire. Cooper doesn’t want to leave but they then come back for Alvix who grew up a street kid and no one ever came back for him. Cooper and Alvix hook-up but once word gets out what Alvix is, the military wants him for experiments, the high ranking general who’s son Alvix helped rescued sends him to earth with his son and another damaged soldier for protection. After being set up one too many times and nearly killed Cooper and his guys quit the military and go to find Alvix and the other two who have dropped off the grid. They then have to face down the military who have found them. I thought the whole idea of metal skin was kind of weird but was well done. I really liked Alvix, he was spunky and street smart and only wanted to live his life. The story took place over a period of time and Alvix was not expecting a relationship, Cooper was more the one chasing after him so I liked that it wasn’t insta-love. It was a very complex story that I quite enjoyed and the metal skinned guy wasn’t as “weird” as I thought it would be. less

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