Review: Mating Net

5 MOONS / limited SEX

What’s a Royal Tigron Princess to do? She’d been wedded, and bedded—very publicly—to the wrong Djinn. Instead of Prince Devoron Vitan, Helispeta awoke to Djohn-Kronos. To despise her mate was unthinkable, to leave him treason.

What were her options? Life beneath the heaving, sadistic Tigron ruler, or one of exile in the arms of her love? Would she risk it all to be with the man who loved her? Who she loved in return?

She wasn’t her grandfather’s favorite granddaughter for nothing!

What can I say, but “FANTASTIC!” Short though it may be, Rowena Cherry’s MATING NET moves at her trademark “warp” speed, hurling the reader deeper into her universe of political machinations and Royal Skullduggery. The cast of characters is as broad as the backdrop against which a magnificent story unfolds.

I love a good futuristic and MATING NET is a tightly woven story set against a luxurious alien landscape, the utter chill of deep space, and the politics of High Court. If you’re a fan of the author’s Alien Djinn stories, you’ll find that MATING NET is a requirement. Not only because it fills in some gaps in the mythology itself, but also because it’s one excellent love story.