Adrift (Callisto Series - Book 1)

By Erica Conroy
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(4.00 based on 2 reviews)

Published: July 07, 2011
Words: 33,329 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781465807847


Short description

Stealing damning evidence from a certain covert ops section of Space Corps makes Jasmine a target. So what does she do? She runs. Hops the first civilian transport ship out of there, but of course the bad guys still find her. Luckily for her the dark and brooding half-human man on board, is a deft hand with a sword. Unluckily for him, helping her could be hazardous to his life!

Extended description

Hearts will ache and heads will roll...

Stealing damning evidence from a certain covert ops section of Space Corps makes Jasmine a target. So what does she do? What any good undercover investigative journalist would do, she runs. Hops the first civilian transport ship out of there, but of course the bad guys still find her. Luckily for her the dark and brooding half-human man she shares a bunk with, is a deft hand with a sword. Unluckily for him, helping her could be hazardous to his life!

Approximately 32,000 words.

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Tags

romance, adventure, comedy, space opera, space, futuristic, series, sci fi, novella, science fiction romance, alien romance, callisto, adrift, new zealand author

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Review by: Carol on July 22, 2012 : star star star star
Features a go-getter heroine who has a tendency to mess up the efforts of her rescuer when she needs help and space ship captain on leave who wants to be left alone. The plot moves along at a quick clip. The story is set up for sequels featuring other crew members.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Brian McLeod-Young on July 07, 2011 : star star star star
Do you like your damsels to watch nervously through thick lashes as the hero sweeps her off her feet and whisks her away from evil doers, intent on doing bad things, because she’s too shy and innocent to defend herself? Then Jasmine will be more than happy to disappoint you. This is one investigative journalist who knows how to look after herself. At least until her current job took a slightly unexpected turn.

Enter the hero.

Dashing, smart, brave, and self loathing... that’s right; Norik doesn’t like to subscribe to the normal stereotypes any more than the annoying woman he’s forced to share a room with on the trip back to his ship, the Callisto. All he wants is to be left alone to brood until he can get back to commanding his crew. However Norik will soon discover that this trip will be anything but peaceful. And not just because Jasmine can’t keep her nose out of his private life.

For a first time author Erica Conroy has delivered exactly what she promised with the tagline; ‘Hearts will ache and heads will roll...’ Norik is haunted by his past and tries to keep Jasmine from getting passed his emotional walls with almost as much determination as he fights to keep them both alive, and Jasmine discovers a genuine desire to help that somewhat overrides her natural tendency to do whatever it takes to find the truth of a subject. Through their shared ordeal they both learn to open up and let someone see the people behind the mask their jobs require. Even the secondary characters, specifically the crew of the Callisto, have a richness that makes you truly believe they are a crew who have been through many adventures together before we’ve come across them.

Callisto: Adrift has left me wanting more. More banter. More danger. More heads rolling. But most importantly, more adventures of the Callisto crew!
(reviewed the day of purchase)

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