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Book Summary
Now she wants revenge.
First she’s got to get home. But before she can return to Kelari, the Gods have commanded her to help an arrogant boy named Michael find his soul mate.
Only she doesn’t know the first thing about love.
Rather quickly, her inexperience with human emotion is obscured by other matters—alien-controlled psychotic teens that are out to kill her, and a government group that is set on capturing and dissecting her.
Worst of all, Venus will suffer a painful death-by-poisoning, thanks to Earth’s atmosphere, if she remains on the planet longer than one week.
Still, Venus is a Princess and she’s got a plan. Surely, with her help, Michael will fall in love with a human.
But time is running out and Michael is falling for the wrong girl—her.
This was a fun read! It was refreshing to read something other than vampires or werewolves or dystopians (though I still love them). The story starts with Venus who is from another planet called Kelari and is exiled to Earth by something evil. She’s given a mission to complete in order to return home before she dies. Her deliciously hunky guard, Zaren, follows to protect her. Then there’s the hot human boy, Michael, who she has to help find his soul mate. Only problem is that he just broke up with his girlfriend, Chevy. Then there’s Dervinias who has a dark secret.
RaShelle does a great job with Michael. He’s such a mess you don’t think he’ll discover love. When he finds out just how different Venus is, you hope he will push aside his anger and help her. It’s in Michael’s and Venus’ darkest hours that you can’t put the book down.
There’s desires, unrequited love, gory rituals, deceptions, and magic boots, oh my!
Oh, and the cover is gorgeous!
Thinking about Venus’ boots that she couldn’t take off or she’d die, reminded me of a pair I received for Christmas when I was younger. I had asked for the boots for months, and when I finally got them Christmas morning, I swear I slept in them for a month.
What something did you have that you thought you would die without?
11 Comments
RaShelle Workman · November 4, 2011 at 7:48 am
Brenda – Thanks for the review and for hosting EXILED today.
Probably the thing I had to have for months when I was younger… a CD of Chicago’s greatest hits. Yeah, I’m a dork, I know. LOL
Thanks again!
Heather · November 4, 2011 at 9:29 am
I love sci-fi and am always looking for more of it so I’m really excited about this book!
Oh wow, what I thought I’d die without. A Pound Puppy, though no one under thirty will probably have any idea what that is… 😉 I carried it everywhere until I was twelve!
Kelley · November 4, 2011 at 12:30 pm
Thanks so much for stopping by my blog. Sounds like a great story.
L'Aussie · November 4, 2011 at 2:05 pm
Hi Brenda! Hi RaShelle. This sounds like a sci-fi novel I would enjoy. Not usually my genre of choice. Great review.
Denise
RaShelle Workman · November 4, 2011 at 4:21 pm
Heather – if you enjoy ia little romance along with your sci-fi, I think you’ll enjoy EXILED.
Denise – If you give it a try, I’d love to know what you think. =D
Clarissa Draper · November 4, 2011 at 6:59 pm
I’ve seen the book before but never really took a look at it. It sounds interesting. Thanks for the review.
Brenda Drake · November 5, 2011 at 8:40 am
Rashelle, I love Chicago, and Heather, pound puppies are so adorable!
Thanks for stopping by and commenting everyone. I hope you’ll get a copy of RaShelle’s book to help support our fellow writers in our writing community. Hugs! <3
Sarah Ahiers (Falen) · November 7, 2011 at 6:58 am
ooh, that actually sounds lke a lot of fun! Thanks for drawing my attention to this book
lbdiamond · November 7, 2011 at 12:15 pm
Great review. Sounds like a fun read. 🙂
Peggy Eddleman · November 7, 2011 at 2:38 pm
That cover is incredible! And the story sounds fabulous.
Talli Roland · November 8, 2011 at 8:10 am
Yay for Rashelle! This sounds FABULOUS and the cover is gorgeous. Great review!
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