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Mastered by Her Mates Interstellar Brides Book 6 eBook Grace Goodwin

I read "Mated to the Warriors" by this same author and absolutely loved it, so I was really excited to find this book. But after I started it I had to go back and check my library to make sure I hadn't bought the same book twice. There just wasn't enough difference between the two books. I loved the concept and the world the author created but was let down by this book.


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Mastered by Her Mates Interstellar Brides Book 6 eBook Grace Goodwin Reviews

Mastered By her Mates by Grace Goodwin ****
Military Space drama romance. Adult rating for sex, gory scene, and light BDSM, M-f-M. HEA for main characters.

Strong and sometimes stubborn female lead (Amanda) learns that softness is not a lack of strength. She is, in fact their solace and reason to go on. Strength of character is prized in space and sci-fi buffs may recognize this enemy. I also like that they are hers as much as she is theirs and the author illustrates that dominance does not mean they see her as less. So If you are into dominate men loving strong women, this series is for you. I know I'd like to read the rest. Good world building and character development.

Many thanks to B&N for including TTS for impaired readers into their app. Inclusion increases your appreciative audience while exclusion loses customers. It's nice to be wanted. Thanks.
I downloaded this expecting complete and utter smut. It definitely contains that, but also a surprising amount of world-building and detail put into the story around the sex scenes. Things I enjoyed The point of view switches between the three main characters Amanda, Grigg, and Conrav from scene to scene. The characters have personalities and their own problems, and despite their kinky marriage traditions, they expect Amanda to integrate into their culture and be a useful member of society, not just a sex bunny who lives in their private quarters.

The men and Amanda each had subplots with problems to face that were not just about the marriage plot. The sci-fi world was enjoyably well-developed and deliberately went against cliches (and our Earth heroine's expectations) on several occasions. I really enjoyed the dominant and submissive nature of the characters' sexual relationship, which pushed boundaries but never got abusive or non-consensual. The poly triad was both hot in the sex scenes and sweet in scenes where they looked after and comforted each other. It's believable that they could fall in love in such a short amount of time. I enjoyed this book enough to tell a friend to grab a copy and read it, and I'll definitely be checking out more of this author's work, especially work featuring poly relationships.
I picked this book because it was free and I needed to read a book with aliens. It was a simple plot, considering the Spy undertones. Then again, the intended audience is not Thrillers. -)

Aliens have contacted Earth mere months ago, claiming they are trying to protect us from the Hive, but (of course *eye roll*) the Powers That Be on Earth don't believe them. Enter Amanda. She has been working as a spy and has volunteered to enter the new Interstellar Bride program. The plan Become mated to a member of the Prillon race to learn all the secrets they are keeping from the humans of Earth and, somehow, send it back. What she discovers instead is they have been telling the truth all along....and that she has been mated to TWO Prillon Warriors. How is a girl supposed to steal secrets and technology while trying not to turn to mush at every delicious command/thought/touch from her perfectly matched Mates? Well, she doesn't. ;-)
Another great addition to the series. Amanda is actually the first human bride to be processes and placed through the Interstellar Bride Program, though unknown to the program, she is actually an American plant, sent to space under dubious orders. The Commander and doctor who are her matched mates don't know this at first, but obviously figure it out. The story evolves around the motives and desires of all the different parties involved in sending Amanda into space. It is a good story, but I don't think Amanda was a very good information collector, at least for her Earth bosses. Through the ups and downs, a HEA is achieved. Even though this story is about the first bride sent, I'm glad it was placed later in the series, the familiarity with the whole concept of this expanded universe gave me a better appreciation for the issues Amanda has to deal with being the first bride. I also think the human response to the aliens was plausible, dead on really, especially the government, seems exactly how they would act and react, not believing how awful the Hive truly is. I really enjoyed this book for both the plot and hotness. Loved the flicks and licks line.

There is one thing that I didn't like at all, but it's not from the story. I absolutely hate the book cover. These warriors are supposed to be 7 feet tall, extremely well built and handsome. The cover does not reflect that at all. Unfortunately, the one man you can clearly see is neither extremely tall, extremely well built or particularly awesome in the looks department (sorry, I'm sure he is a nice guy in real life.) Most of the covers have been good to great, this one just doesn't cut it.
I read "Mated to the Warriors" by this same author and absolutely loved it, so I was really excited to find this book. But after I started it I had to go back and check my library to make sure I hadn't bought the same book twice. There just wasn't enough difference between the two books. I loved the concept and the world the author created but was let down by this book.