The whole once they change shapes, they stay that seems like quite an odd thing. Surely there was a more, dare I say, romantic way of putting, that?Īnd this whole thing. The Thresl wanted to roll around in the man's essence until he stank of the soldier's scent. The Thresl curled next to his human, sniffing at the young man he'd chosen as his. I have a bit of a problem with the diction here: It was somewhat mitigated by the Commander-dude's comments, which seem to.sentient-ize them. Hmm.an android, programmed for certain purposes and capable of some level of simple AI, but that's the extent of it. They seem.well, like animals.Įven Muir, the humanoid one, doesn't quite seem like a sentient human-like being. They're regarded as either tools or pets. They come off as a weird cross between an animal, a shifter, and a bio-engineered weapon. I almost felt like I was getting abrasion burns from the rough metal.but then it was skin. I mean, look at the texture of that skin. I don't think it was a pleasant reading, because of the writing and the lack of explanations.Īnd of course, let's not forget. *the 'you are mine' stuff of the mating rarely annoys me. I laugh reading 'This title is an expanded, re-edited release' *the Mcs should be funny? I didn't laugh. yeah I kow I already said it, but must said it again.

Facts just happened, rushed, not enough time to explain the world of the characters) All bitches and lunatics and so,I'm authorized to be a bitch too (Yeah, it INFURIATES me a book with ALL bitches, neither one female character pleasant.

I hate to be a bitch, but I think this book deserve a bitchy review. What? This is the 'better' version of the book. This title is an expanded, re-edited release

Soldier Mine by Amber Kell