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Out Of Bight, Out Of Mind [Deep Space Mission Corps 4] (2012)

by Tymber Dalton(Favorite Author)

4.23 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Siren Publishing

series

Deep Space Mission Corps

review 1: Ok. I usually don't give written reviews, but this one kinda required it in my mind. I have read all four of the Deep Space books and I have to say I was kinda disappointed with this one. Without giving too much away, I had problems with the plot. In all of the books, memories were forged and created the dynamic of the 4 love birds, but in this book, the author ripped all that to shreds and kinda destroyed what each characters purpose or character significance was to the heroine. I had a problem with that in the end. I was going to say 3 stars only cause it was creative, but I've changed my mind. I was really not happy with this book. I hope she doesn't destroy the other love dynamics in her other books. I'm kinda scared to read the last book because of this se... moreries.
review 2: For what it is, it's a good series. Interesting characters. i like that erotic scenes were secondary to the actual story. The plotlines were a bit... "romance novel-y" but can't really fault it for that. I think of all the characters Emi was my least favorite. For an alpha ranked scientist/doctor/empath, she's unrealistically inarticulate and irrational. But if you ignore those personality traits, she's ok. She honestly comes across like more of a holistic medical practitioner and instead of a hardcore scientist. I feel in love with the guys. They're so sweet and doting. Though they fell for her hard and fast but it's a romance novel. All in all. I look forward to the next book in the series. less

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