Friday 5 October 2018

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BLADE

Dark Monster Fantasy #3

by Cari Silverwood


My Review - 5 'pew pew' out of this world stars

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Where can I get me a Ledderick? Preferably the mollok version please. 

This author claims she doesn't intentionally include humour in her books. The sheer fact that one of the supporting characters is a sarcastic, talking sword tells you that his book is going to be great fun.


"Smorg." He sat forward, "You have a point."
"I always have a point, that's the whole point of swords."



We first met Ledderik, a cyborg assassin, in Prey, however Blade can easily be read as a stand alone, anything you need to know is included in this book. He has lost his way and signed over his body to the Last Of Life organisation, only he finds a new purpose just as his time runs out. That purpose is Thorn, a genetic disaster waiting to happen. What follows is a kinky adventure involving lots of planets,the borrowing of various alien bodies and a lot of shooting (both of guns AND other things).



A cross between a car, a mini-tank, and a superhero accessory this four-doored scarified-pink and black fleetjer could outdistance and outgun most opposition and do it in style.

Thorn always thought she was a S'kar, a species that would much rather avoid the whole messy business of sex. Until recently Ledderik had been a cyborg with no sexual organ. There's a lot of fun to be had learning new things. Oh, and just better hope those hovering adbots don't have on-board camera's - goodness knows what they might find to film!




And damn this uniform for being so corruptible by these psionic powers of hers. Thank the gods, it only showed randomly glitching pixels. If she ever started texting on her clothes she was truly doomed.


This is just one amazingly fun, very naughty and fast paced read. First and foremost it's a sci-fi adventure, with an actual 'quest' to fulfil, a princess to rescue and I'm sure Smorg mentioned something about a ring. It's a lot more erotic, if not down right smutty, then your traditional science fiction read and you won't hear me complaining about that. I loved how inventive Ledderik could be. Who knew tentacles could be such fun?




With his mastery of torture, he could see this, sex, being a natural addition to his skill set. He never did anything by halves.



I absolutely adored that last chapter, I was totally caught out by that little twist at the end, lol! Do I recommend this book? Only as much as sentient ships and talking swords make great partners. That's a massive yes by the way in case you were wondering.




Synopsis

When irresistible force meets irresistible girl more than sparks will fly – fur, spiky bits, and possibly tentacles. 

Ledderik is a slightly homicidal cyborg and is ready to lose himself in a virtual world for the rest of his tomorrows, until he saves Thorn from death and gets sucked into the wake of her cataclysmic siren attraction. 
Maybe life can be fun? 
Besides, she has such a cute … tail. 



One small problem, Led no longer owns his body. 

Thorn has also lost everything in one day. Cross out being a starship captain or her own species, or having friends. Instead she’s been cursed with being a hurricane force sexual magnet. 

She has questions. 
Why is she a biohazard on most reputable planets and how can she avoid triggering an extinction event and killing every male nearby? The two of them cross the galaxy, with Led swapping from loaner body to loaner body. 

He’s the one male who can resist her, and he’s upskilling. 
Up against the wall? Upside down? With tentacles and DD drilling power? Led is good at what he does. Always. 

Meet the hot ex-cyborg who no longer looks in the mirror, in case his latest loaner body is ugly. He has one priority – make sure the downstairs department is BIG. 

Warning. This story may contain robots, cyborgs, dark naughtiness, and species that come equipped with extra wriggly bits. 




Rating System

5 stars - This is a book I will not forget and would definitely read again.


4 stars - I really enjoyed this book, I probably wouldn't read it again but I would recommend it to others.


3 stars - This story was good but either forgettable or just very typical of its genre.


2 stars - Whilst the book was readable I either didn't enjoy parts of the plot or just could not connect to the main characters.


1 star - This is a book I simply could not finish for reasons listed in the review.

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