He reminded me a bit of Curran in Ilona Andrews Kate Daniels series, and I hadn’t realized how much I’d missed that humor/alpha combo. He just see’s her as and bides his time before making his move. Graydon, see’s that same likability, and doesn’t have a human upbringing to compare her actions, like she does to herself. Kira is one of those characters who is altruistic, always jumping in either with her mouth or with her body, and it’s hard to dislike sass and heroism. This insight helps her self confidence, but she still fights against finding a home among those people. As she learns more about the Tuann people she realizes that her “traits” are inherited and not totally uncommon. She see’s herself as a freak because of her skills during the war, and her military pals also have trouble seeing her as human which sets her apart from the rest of the human characters in this story. Ok, the above synopsis does not even begin to tell the nuances and emotions that fill this novel. Kira begrudgingly goes to Tuann with the intent to escape quickly and find her way back to her ship. He immediately identifies her as one of their lost children and makes a political play with the human military to take her home to her Tuann family.
While on planet, hoping to make that sale she saves the lives of two Tuann children which brings her in the path of their warrior leader Graydon. Ex war hero, Kira Forrest lives a solitary life with her robotic pal Jin as they scavenge the star system for parts to sell.
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