"Terrific futuristic romance"

Mira has mixed feelings about being one of the nine women chosen for Project Rejuvenation; on the one hand she knows the importance of achieving the objective that could mean saving her species, but on the other she hates leaving her home world and family to find her suitable chosen mate on that backwater planet earth. Still duty calls so she says goodbye to her dad, the highest ranked elder.

On earth, Mira wastes no time in meeting her objective of mating with Lucas Diamond, Director of the Division of Interstellar Activity. He cannot resist her siren's call starting with her elevator proposition. As the couple falls in love, Mira knows that once he finishes her mission by impregnating her, she knows leaving for home will break her heart even if though she will be carrying a piece of him.

The final tale in the wonderful "Starlight" trilogy is a terrific futuristic romance that fans of both series, especially those who enjoy first contact tales will appreciate. Mira and Lucas is a perfect couple from that first special kiss until she explains all to her beloved. Hopefully, Judi McCoy does not wait fifteen years before providing her audience with a follow up on the other six females who sought their ideal breeder on planet earth.

Harriet Klausner

Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted August 25, 2005

Summary

After a long day of directing a top-secret government agency, even Lucas Diamond needs his rest. Trouble is, a mysterious, very sexy, and damn near perfect woman has just stepped into his hotel room, and she seems to have no intention of leaving—at least not until she's had her way with him.

Lucas is pretty hot himself, and he's used to getting a little female attention from time to time, but he's never had a woman throw herself at him like this! But then, he's never met someone like Mira before, and she is impossible to resist. After one night of unadulterated passion, he finds himself still wanting more and he's not alone. But Mira has plans for Lucas that go way beyond the bedroom (or the elevator, or the kitchen floor, or the shower...). Because Mira is definitely out of this world—and Lucas is about to learn just how far out!