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The Skypirate

I thought I'd talk about another one of my favorite books since it was re-released yesterday. This one is Science Fiction Romance, my favorite genre, and it's my favorite SFR title.

Warning: There might be spoilers ahead!

I'll really try not to spoil the book since it was just re-released after years of being out of print, but if you're someone who hates spoilers, please click away just in case. I'd hate anyone to miss this awesome book!

The Skypirate by Justine Davis

This book is the second book in her Coalition series, and while I think it will stand alone, it also wouldn't hurt to read the first book, Lord of the Storm. It will definitely make you appreciate just how far the heroine of Skypirate has to travel to get her happy ending.

Dax, the hero, breaks into a prison to rescue his ward and ends up bringing the heroine along, too. Califa wears the collar of a slave and has all kinds of secrets. Including the fact that she was once an officer in the coalition. Since this is who nearly wiped out the people of his planet, he's not going to like it when he finds out just what Califa used to be.

I think I'm going to end the summary here just in case I inadvertently spoil someone's enjoyment of the story.

Of all the futuristic/SFR stories I've read, this one is still my favorite. It's intense, with a hero and heroine who are both carrying around enough baggage to fill the cargo bins on an A380 and still have carry-on luggage. :-) The story is intense, and if you love tortured characters, you'll enjoy this story.

I really liked Lord of the Storm, too, but after reading it, I couldn't figure out how Califa could possibly be a heroine in the next book. I should have known Justine Davis would pull it off beautifully. (She's been a must-buy author for me for years!) It wasn't an easy journey from distrustful to HEA, but it was sure worth it.

I rate my books on a scale of 10 and I almost never give any story the top rating. The Skypirate gets 10/10. Very highly recommended!

Bucket Lists

Since I've joined Pinterest I've seen a lot of Bucket List posts. I started a board of my own, but as I write this, I only have two things pinned to it. The first is to visit all fifty states. I've actually done a good job on this so far.

The states in white are the ones I haven't gotten to yet. Five of them, though, are within spitting distance of Georgia (where I live now).

My other item is Join Starfleet. What can I say? I love Science Fiction Romance for a reason, right? :-) Plus, how hot is Chris Pine? heh!

I guess I've been really fortunate in my life. The Pinterest board I set up for the Bucket List items I've already completed is much fuller. And if I took the time to seek out items for it, there'd be even more pinned there.

I've done a lot of traveling, both before I went to work for the airline and afterward as well. My parents believed that traveling was educational and they scrimped and saved to send me to Germany and Austria with my German class in junior high school. They also let me go on a class trip to Washington DC and accompany the Spanish class to Mexico.

I've been to Alaska and Hawaii. I saw a humpback whale breach alongside a catamaran I was on in Alaska and I've gone whale watching in Hawaii. And the big travel bucket list item--I went to Australia and spent four weeks there. Most awesome vacation ever.

But the biggest bucket list item of all time for me was selling books to New York and having others read my stories. Getting email from readers who loved my books? Best. Thing. Ever.

Yep, I'm definitely a lucky person.