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Star Rogue an alien scifi romance Star Series Book 3 eBook Susan Grant

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Star Rogue an alien scifi romance Star Series Book 3 eBook Susan Grant

I haven't read the first two books of this series, but after having read this one, I've decided to do so. It was a good romance with some suspense thrown in. It was long enough that the main characters didn't have to "instantly" fall in love/lust--there was actually a nice buildup to the relationship.

There was the science fiction of an Earth Girl and an Alien Prince. There were issues with commitment. There were interesting supporting characters (that I gather appear in the other books as well). There was enough World Building that I didn't feel too lost by reading this third book before the prior two.

It was a pretty good read for me, so now I'll download the first book to see what I've missed.


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Star Rogue an alien scifi romance Star Series Book 3 eBook Susan Grant Reviews

Ok so the book before this I stated the author should do a book on muffin. Little did I know. So glad he was in this book with a happy ending, thou it would have been better with a separate book. It seems this author likes to do two stories in each book. One detailed an one not so much of what I guess she might consider secondary characters. Even so the books are good reads an I enjoy the moment's of humor in them. She draws you in an you become invested in the characters.
Ilana is the star princess to the crown prince Ian. both r from earth. when she gets home and finds the prince Che at her apartment she is shocked but thinks he is cute. he is there for a vacation before he is forced into marriage. his planet thinks he should marry before the crown prince and help them not feel like they were embarrassed by princess Tee'ah picking and earth dweller over their prince. when he and Ilana spend time together they get closer and things r bound to happen. cute book plus u get to see klark his brother in this one again..
I just finished reading this book and I am so content, I only need one more book and I will be done with this series, but it will saddened me to be done with the Star Series, I have so enjoyed each and every one of these amazing characters, makes me wish I was one of the characters in the story, it was so much fun to read each story. Thank you Ms Grant for my get aways from reality. I love each one of them.
Okay.. This one may have taken a minute for me to get into. It didn't start to really interest me until about the 30-40% mark. From there on it was a pretty awesome read. Although it has a simpleton, light quality to it, it was great watching how things unfold here. I loved the ending as well.

I may just have to tackle the other reads in the series. This is the 1st book I've read in this series. I was not lost or confused about previous characters and plots that are present here. Everything flowed really well without being overwhelming in the reveals.

I would say based on book 3, you don't need to read these in order, to enjoy the story.
The Star Rogue was an interesting take on contemporary romance and science fiction. The main characters Illana and Che's relationship has a steady development that doesn't feel rushed or impractical. Prince Che comes to Earth to avoid the marriage preparations for his wedding and stays with Illana, learning about Earth and falling in love almost without realizing it. Once he understands his feelings he quickly plans to tell his family and cancel his previous wedding plans, making him one of my favorite hero-types, not one to mess around and not admit his feelings. Overall this book was very interesting and well written. It's only received three stars because, although it was a great read, it seemed unnecessarily long in some spots and, for me personally, was just an average story without some mysterious spark that flies out of some books and makes me fall in love.
Review

Eons or slightly less time ago I read the first two books in the series and since I remember really enjoying them (this series has been around for a while already), I thought why not read the next installment even though I don’t recall much from the previous ones. Plus, a good Cinderella/fairy tale story is always worth to lose some hours for.

It was in a sense a classical romance with a predictable plot and two stubborn as mules hero and heroine from completely different worlds, who should have accepted that they are ideal for each other already on first meeting and gotten on with it already. The various characters and other little details were, however, what made it an extra charming and sweet reading experience.

Like
I liked the final villain and the twist there, I totally didn’t see that coming.

The tension that was building between Che and Ilana till it exploded. I also liked that they were so different, but there wasn’t any major conflicts or there wasn’t too much contrasting to showcase how incredibly different they were both in the lives they led and them as individuals. Thus, it wasn’t too hard to believe how they could be attracted to one another and eventually fall in love.

It’s always entertaining to watch someone totally out of their element, especially someone aristocratic and privileged. To observe how they fare in an ordinary person’s world usually leads to hilarious situations, which in this book weren’t as in your face and embarrassing as in other books, but the subtle glimpses to Che adapting to earth life were very endearing.

Ilana’s “devious” brother.

The whole background and world building of this image of the future where the story takes place is elaborate and detailed (especially having read the previous books), yet it doesn’t take over the story and I don’t feel overwhelmed by all the information. This book is focused on the main couple and everything revolves around them and nothing else hogs their quality time.

Me not like
The secondary romance came across too detached and out of the blue to me to actually enjoy. Although, I’m happy that the über manly guy with the über adorable name, Muffin, finally found his lady-love.

As already mentioned, it had a somewhat simplistic and cliché plotline and was a quick read. But, since the main theme of the book I’m quite fond of, then I didn’t mind the predictability as much.

Characters

Ilana – She is independent, self-confident, a career woman, a seemingly strong and self-sufficient woman who has her own soft sports and fears. There wasn’t really any special reason not to like or root for her. I especially liked how she decided to ignore all buts and doubts and just go with what she felt, that was unexpected yet pleasant. Some may see it as too rash and convenient, but I found it incredibly sympathetic and brave.

Che – An honorable and responsible prince, who want to enjoy the final free days of his life before having to sacrifice himself at the altar for his people and duty. But, he was all in all a really nice and likable guy despite being born with a silver, or in his case, a diamond spoon in his mouth.

Overall

This was a sweet conclusion to the whole series and I recommend it to all. The three books were simple and romantic sci-fi love stories. I don’t usually find myself enjoying sci-fi romance, but I really came to like this series.
I haven't read the first two books of this series, but after having read this one, I've decided to do so. It was a good romance with some suspense thrown in. It was long enough that the main characters didn't have to "instantly" fall in love/lust--there was actually a nice buildup to the relationship.

There was the science fiction of an Earth Girl and an Alien Prince. There were issues with commitment. There were interesting supporting characters (that I gather appear in the other books as well). There was enough World Building that I didn't feel too lost by reading this third book before the prior two.

It was a pretty good read for me, so now I'll download the first book to see what I've missed.