"an incredible futuristic romance"

Sentenced to life on Moabar -- a desolate planet where living through the winter is a miracle -- for a crime she didn't commit, Captain Chasidah 'Chaz' Bergren was determined to survive. When her former nemesis and almost- lover Gabriel Ross 'Sully' Sullivan arrives with an offer of escape in exchange for her assistance in stopping an illegal genetics experiment, Chaz hesitantly and suspiciously agrees.

She knows Sully is hiding something from her. As events unfold and she slowly learns to trust him, she still can't fight the suspicion Sully is still hiding something. She just never imagined what it would turn out to be.

GABRIEL'S GHOST is an intense page-turner. While some of the technical aspects of the universe building were slightly confusing at times, they were needed and all explained in due time.

I would highly recommend this novel to anyone who likes futuristic space romances. Megan Sybil Baker crafted totally compelling characters and an incredible story line. If ever a book screams for a sequel - if only to revisit favorite characters - this book does. I for one would like to see Ren, one of the secondary characters, find a happy ending.

Reviewed by Michelle Houston
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted January 9, 2003

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Summary

Imperial patrolship captain Chasidah Bergren has more trouble than she needs. Stripped of command in a sham court-martial and sent to the harsh prison world of Moabar, her life can't possibly get any worse.

Until she's rescued by smuggler Gabriel Ross Sullivan, her former nemesis and almost lover. A dead man with a mission. He offers her freedom in exchange for her help in stopping an illegal genetics experiment that's already claimed far too many lives. And could place the Empire on the brink of civil war.

But Chaz doesn't know that Sully's a ghost with a deadly, dark secret. A secret she was trained to hate and fear; one she may have to risk her life and her heart to protect.