Review: Games of Command

 

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With the new Alliance between the Triad and the United Coalition, Captain Tasha “Sass” Sebastian finds herself serving under her former nemesis, biocybe Admiral Branden Kel-Paten—and doing her best to hide a deadly past. But when an injured mercenary winds up in their ship’s sick bay—and in the hands of her best friend, Dr. Eden Fynn–Sass’s efforts may be wasted.

Wanted rebel Jace Serafino has information that could expose all of Sass’s secrets, tear the fragile Alliance apart—and end Sass’s career if Kel-Paten discovers them. But the biocybe has something to hide as well, something once thought impossible for his kind to possess: feelings . . . for Sass. Soon it’s clear that their prisoner could bring down everything they once believed was worth dying for—and everything they now have to live for.

Genre: science fiction romance

Publication date: February 2007

Mature content: yes

Review: Games of Command is a very confusing book. It contains Linnea Sinclair's trademark fast moving plot, entertaining dialogues, interesting characters and touching romance, but there are so many alternate points of view - even the pets have points of view - that after a while it's almost impossible to follow the story. 

So, while I'm a fan of most of this author's books, Games of Command is definitely not my favorite and not one I would actively recommend.

  

Happy readings,

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