Mated To The Cyborgs

I eagerly await every new book released by this author and I am never disappointed.Our heroine is jaded FBI investigator, Kirstin Webster, a woman exposed to much in her position in the human trafficking dept but who needs a partner who can take control over her in the bedroom and meet her specific needs. Unable to find A suitable male on Earth, she applies to Interstellar Brides to find her a partner and is matched to two discarded Prillion warriors on The Colony.Step up Captains Hunt Treval and Tyran Dakar, veterans of the war against the Hive who had been captured and modified by their captors, but who escaped before their work was completed. Now displaying the silvery marks and enhanced strength of a Hive soldier, they are considered tainted and rejected by their people and sent to the Colony to live with others also denied a return to their respective coalition planets.Hunt has always desired a mate, kind, caring and thoughtful, he has chosen his best friend, Tyran, as his second (Prillion's come as a pair, as a precaution there will always be a male to care for their mate should anything happen to either of them.) Both men have undergone Brides testing, but due to Tyrans "darker side" he is surprised to learn that he has been matched to Kirstin as her primary mate and is her near perfect match. She needs Tyran to take control and give her what she needs in bed and in return, gives him what he needs, her total submission. Although initially taken aback, Hunt is determined to claim Kristin alongside Tyran and willingly accepts the role of second. Kirstin realises that she needs him just as much as Tyran as his gentleness provides the perfect balance to Tyran's more controlling side.As with all Ms Goodwin's feisty girls, she needs to feel useful and when Colony soldiers start to go missing, Kirstin feels her investigation skills would be helpful in locating them. Her mates do not agree, determined to protect her from harm but when they also suddenly disappear, it is up to Kristin, along with three new arrivals, to find them before it is too late and they are lost forever to the Hive.Although this book can be read as a standalone, I would thoroughly recommend reading the other books as their are many crossover characters and it is always good to know their stories too. Added to this, that they are just fantastic stories as well and you are on to a winner.

Kristen, a F. B. I. agent undergoes testing as an Interstellar Bride, after several dangerous cases. She is matched to Tyran and Hunt, warriors of the Colony as the second bride sent there.With the disappearances of warriors, the reappearance of the traitor Krael and horror of a Hive enclosure hidden within the Colony including the location of her Mates. With help from both based on the Colony and extra patrols by Prillion Battleships all ends well. Plus a few surprises. Highly recommended.

This can be read as a stand alone, but it would be better enjoyed as part of the series.A number of the other reviews have give a reasonable summary of the book so I will keep my summary simple. Well written and intriguing sex scenes do not get in the way of the plot or the characters but it does add to the enjoyment when the books are read in sequence.The book is easy to read and I will be reading the next shortly

I really enjoyed this book. I have not read the first book in this series and had no problem following the story. I liked that the characters broke some of the conventions when it came to medical checks, sex and mating - it made it much more mature, sensible and enjoyable. I plan to read the other books in this series.

Well, if you like your books interesting and sexy, you need not look any further. I enjoyed the interaction of the lead characters and I'm now looking for the next book to read.

Good sci fi read involving two warriors and a female FBI agent from earth. Lots of sex, storyline okay although I’d like to have seen a bit more fight in the heroine. That said can be read alone but does have a series of books with other characters.

I think I probably read the Interstellar bride books out of order but have to say they are really good. I couldn't put them down and can't wait to read more from the series

A good edition to the 'Brides' series, plenty of content, extra long at over 330 pages and a gutsy heroine with balls, what more could you want.