This morning, please help me welcome Hywela Lyn with a lovely review for Book 3 of her Destiny Trilogy, Beloved Enemy. I think you’ll enjoy this review, and I know you’ll be happy to share it all over social media. Thanks! 🙂
REVIEW:
The best science fiction tv shows are the ones that have you eagerly anticipating the following week’s episode or have you zooming through the commercials because wading through 2.5 minutes of ads feels like eternity… pure torture. When a show is that good, you wish for a few more minutes. When a scifi/fantasy book is equally grand, you crave a several more pages.When I was nearing the end of Beloved Enemy, I kept hoping 20-30 pages would magically appear — much like things in the book. No such luck though. However, despite my wish not being granted, I was thoroughly satisfied with everything I did read.Each chapter in Beloved Enemy contained enough scifi, mystery elements/creatures that maintained my attention from the beginning to end.Most memorable (for me):
The huge ass water and sand creature. They are the things of nightmares and deserve a spot on any otherworldly show! PS. I am rethinking ever washing off in a lake again.
bio-regenerator: This device enhances the body’s natural healing process. Imagine how many lives would be saved, children or an adult’s pain eased in minutes instead of days, and the profound effort it would have in combat missions. Medical marvel!
After dealing with inhospitable creatures, more than one crash, physical altercations with humans, and other WTF moments, I am not surprised Cat and Kerry relationship went from allies for a common cause, to becoming friends, and then progressed to full on love. When you been to hell and back, your troublesome times either break you or make you stronger. Their bond definitely became stronger. It’s what actually saved them. And that’s all you’ll get from me. To find out more…. read the damn book. No seriously, read it. It’s a page-turner, for sure!
BLURB:
Cat Kincaid is obsessed with killing the man she believes is responsible for the torture and death of her sister, but when she eventually catches up with him, survival becomes a greater priority than revenge.
Kerry Marchant, haunted by memories, regret, and self-blame, shields himself from the pain of the past by committing himself totally to the starship, Destiny, of which he is part owner. However, the beautiful, red-haired woman who reminds him of his lost love, and who he suspects is working for a corrupt regime, represents a possible threat not only to the ship, but to his heart.
Marooned on an inhospitable planet, they need to work together to stay alive, fighting not only unknown assailants, but their growing attraction. But how can they learn to trust each other when he has vowed never to get close to a woman again, and she made a solemn pledge to destroy him?
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Author Hywela Lyn
Hywela Lyn lives in a small village in England, with her long suffering husband Dave, although her heart remains in her native rural Wales, which inspired so much of her writing.
Although most her writing tends to be futuristic, the worlds she creates are usually untainted by crowded cities and technology, embracing the beauty and wildness of nature. Her characters often have to fight the elements and the terrain itself. Her heroines are strong and courageous, while never losing their femininity. a worthy match for the handsome hero. However difficult the journey, love will always win in the end.
Her first novel, Starquest a futuristic romance released by the Wild Rose Press was followed by a second book featuring some of the same characters, entitled Children Of The Mist. A third novel Beloved Enemy continues what has now become a series known as The Destiny Trilogy. Each book is complete and can be read as a ‘stand alone’, although best read in order.
She is a member of The Romantic Novelists’ Association (UK) and Chiltern Writers, her local writing group.
A keen animal lover, she has a ‘mare with attitude, called Flying T’pau,a ‘feral’ stable cat, Dusty, and a rescued terrier, Choccy, who manages to twist her round his little paw. When she is not writing, she can usually be found enjoying the outdoors with the horses and dog – or just eating chocolate!
Email Hywela at HywelaLyn@HywelaLyn.co.uk
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This sounds quite intriguing. Te review is awesome, the cover grabbed my attention immediately and the blurb sent me to Amazon to explore further. I will be adding this to my TBR list!
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Thank you so much for your kind comment, Mae. I love the cover, Rae Monet the cover artist gave me the two models I wanted and they really represent the main characters as I imagined them! I do hope you enjoy he book as much as I enjoyed writing it!
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Thanks for featuring this review for Beloved Enemy today, Marcia, I really appreciate it!
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My pleasure, Lyn! Hope lots of new readers discover this series! 🙂 ❤
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Thanks to Marcia for featuring one of my favourite reviews!
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And thank you for reblogging, Lyn! Much appreciated! 🙂 ❤
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Great review, Lyn. I read Beloved Enemy and thoroughly enjoyed the story. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys science fiction, romance and adventure.
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Thank you so much, Christine, I’m so happy you enjoyed Beloved Enemy, and I really appreciate your kind comment! xa
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Great review – I need to find out about this ‘huge ass water and sand creature’ for myself! I’ve a strong feeling that once I’ve read the first in the trilogy the others won’t be far behind.
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Thank you so much, Trish. I have to admit my characters do seem to have a knack of finding rather unpleasant alien creatures (along with some much more pleasant ones.) I do hope you enjoy their adventures.
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