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He crash landed on her planet. Can they survive the winter together without falling in love?
Stranded on the dying planet of Zerris, Marlee longs for the one thing she can’t have…a family. Due to the noxious gas covering the planet, she can’t conceive a child, and the Council, determined to repopulate the planet, have ended her third—and most precious—relationship. They insist she pick a new mate and try again, but she’s sworn off love and the possibility of ever having a real family.
When a ship from the thriving planet of Urslat crashes on Zerris, Marlee rescues the ship’s daring captain, Tyris. His ship is grounded, winter is setting in, and he won’t survive without help. She offers him a deal…he can live with her if he pretends to be her mate so the Council will leave her alone.
Tyris agrees and a hungry desire sparks between them as they battle the harsh winter and primitive conditions. Their attraction grows, and soon, keeping their distance becomes impossible, even more challenging than the snow, the Council, and, for Marlee, the risks of a real relationship.
Will she risk her heart one last time for a chance at her dream? Or will Tyris be her undoing?
Reckless Rescue is the first book in the Barren Planet Romance series.
This series is now complete.
Each book can be enjoyed alone, but they are best read in the following order:
Reckless Rescue
Reckless Rebellion
Reckless Recon
Reckless Remedy
- Published on: 2013-02-27
- Released on: 2013-02-27
- Format: Kindle eBook
Review
The story pulled me in from the beginning...I loved the scenario of the lost group surviving primitively, the stranded space traveler, the doomed romance and the conspiracy plot all blended together -- Sophia Rose from Delighted Reader
The story does keep you guessing about certain things and characters until the final pages and beyond...a good, enjoyable story -- C.E. Kilgore from Tracing the Stars
From the Author
Reckless Rescue was inspired by a theme common in many of my favourite Sci-fi TV shows. Several different shows have an episode where the captain is stranded on a planet, believing he will never see his home again. He finally accepts this, and begins a relationship with one of the women there, only to suddenly be rescued. The captain returns to his normal life, apparently forgetting all about the woman he loved.
I always wanted to know what would happen if that love was real, and if he wasn't prepared to leave it behind.
Reckless Rescue, and it's sequel, Reckless Rebellion, tell that story.
From the Inside Flap
Tyris looked so tired that she wasn't surprised he didn't argue. He followed her into the bedroom, and it was only when he stood by the bed that he made a small protest. "Where are you going to sleep?"
Marlee waved at the pallet on the floor near the foot of the bed. "Here."
Tyris frowned. "You mean you've given your bed up for me? That doesn't seem fair. You take the bed. I'll sleep down there."
Marlee smiled, but shook her head. "It's sweet of you to offer, but it's not a problem. You're still not fully recovered, so I'd rather you got a good night sleep. I'll be right here if you need anything."
Tyris still didn't seem satisfied. "I don't see how where I sleep will make that much difference to my recovery. I feel bad taking your bed while you sleep on the floor."
She grinned a little. "If where you sleep isn't going to make that much difference, then why would it make a difference to me? Go to bed and stop arguing."
Tyris opened his mouth then closed it again and smiled ruefully. "I'm beginning to see what Nelor meant. Saying no to you just doesn't work, does it?"
Marlee grinned. "No, it doesn't, so you might as well give up now and get some sleep."
Obediently, Tyris climbed into the bed, and Marlee blew out the lantern. Silence filled the room for a while before Tyris's voice broke through the darkness. "Marlee?"
"Yes?" She sat up, ready to jump up to get anything he needed.
"Why am I here? In your house I mean. Not that I mind, but isn't there somewhere, well, more suitable I could be?"
Marlee relaxed again. "There wasn't anywhere else. Most of our houses are already pretty crowded. I've been living here alone since Nelor left, so it made sense."
He didn't reply, and Marlee wondered if he'd fallen asleep.
Then he asked softly, "Did you think it made sense, or were you forced to take me in?"
Marlee smiled into the darkness. "Oh, I volunteered."
There was silence from Tyris, and Marlee wondered what he was thinking. But all he said eventually was, "Goodnight, Marlee."
"Goodnight, Tyris."
Most helpful customer reviews
50 of 52 people found the following review helpful.
Sci-Fi/Romance - Not worth the money...by the way, did I mention this is free on Kindle?
By puppitypup
Hmmph! Where to begin... First off, this is pure YA with a few intimate scenes thrown in for good measure. Meaning it's not going to appeal to anyone over the age of 17, but it's inappropriate for anyone under the age of 18. Not much of a market there.
Second, guess what, it's a cliffhanger! And we have a Deus ex Machina, how fun.
Third, inconsistency after inconsistency. If I hadn't needed this for the Goodreads Seasonal Reading Challenge, I would never have kept reading. Based on the book blurb, I was imagining a woman in her mid-thirties, longing for a family.
Marlee isn't even 20 years old yet! She is pure teenage angst, saying over and over "It's not fair!" or "Why do I always cry at times like these?" Argh! Plus, she prides herself on being optimistic, belittles everyone else for being pessimistic, then proves herself to be fatalistic from the get-go with the "I'll never get pregnant!" tears.
The "hero" is at least 26, and probably older based on his history. Which makes the first half of the novel feel uncomfortable, too much age span, especially when it comes to emotional maturity. The POV flip flops every other chapter, meaning we see just how far apart they are.
The last half of the novel is even more uncomfortable, as our hero and heroine proceed to argue nonstop about whether or not to try for a baby. By the end of the novel, Tyris' voice is indistinguishable from Marlee's.
Fourth, although this is technically Sci-Fi, there is no action and no adventure. About the most exciting thing contemplated was getting head-butted in the stomach by a goat, which, speaking of inconsistencies, is "followed by the knowledge that in a few minutes, she'd be on her behind in the dirt." I guess the laws of physics are different on that planet.
You know that line about never looking a gift horse in the mouth? Well, in this case, I wish I had. Some free things are just not worth it. Don't take my two star review as an indication there is anything remotely redeemable in this novel, all that means is I finished it, albeit under protest.
35 of 35 people found the following review helpful.
I enjoyed this book right u to the end--it did not ...
By Amazon Customer
I enjoyed this book right u to the end--it did not end; just had a note to buy the next book. I did not like that
31 of 33 people found the following review helpful.
Wow. A refreshingly realistic and involving romance / sci fi / fantasy.
By Hidesy
Ok, just to let you know where I'm coming from, I'm not a huge fan of romance as a genre, I'm more of a fantasy reader, though I like a strong relationship or character driven book - think Melanie Rawn's Dragon Prince Series or Anne Bishops Black Jewels books. I'm NOT a fan of Mills and Boon type romance.
The cover and title of this book made me a little concerned that it would be more romance than fantasy/sci fi, and in a way it was - a good way :)
I loved the male main character, Tyris. He's offbeat, interesting, and is willing to risk his own wellbeing to stand up for other people. His situation with his (ex?) wife felt realistic - I wasn't groaning about the angst or cringing at the situation - it felt real, and I was interested to find a "romance" beginning with a breaking of a relationship.
Marlee was an usual heroine too - confident and capable, but a bit random, and fun. More like the best friend you like to go out drinking with `cause you don't know what she'll do, than the typical swooning heroine.
Not the sort of characters you normally find in fantasy / sci-fi or in romance actually - I think that was what made this book so compelling for me.
The setting was great - a backward planet that didn't feel weird. The stuff they did wasn't just harvesting and milking cows, but things like spinning, bottling, and collecting firewood. It didn't take over the book either - just made for a pleasant background feel for the book. It added well to the realism.
I didn't see the ending coming either - but no spoilers :)
It's great to see a self-published author who has gone to the trouble of getting her book properly edited. There weren't any spelling mistakes or awkward grammar to pull me out of the flow of the book. As a bit of a grammar Nazi it makes a real difference for me.
If I have any bad things to say about it, it's probably that there didn't feel like there was enough internal conflict in the book - Tyris could have been more worried about what his (ex) wife will do when he gets back etc. But maybe that would have just made it too angsty :)
If you're after an engrossing, fun, light-hearted read, that's a full length book rather than a stub that so many are, I thoroughly recommend it!
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