A new review has been posted on the website for Doubleblind by Ann Aguirre. This is the third installment in the Sirantha Jax series.
http://darquereviews.com/12612/283733.html
You can also visit the author's page:
http://darquereviews.com/14912/32275.html
Please feel free to share any comments on this book here on the blog post. :)
Kimberly Swan, DarqueReviews.com
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Saturday, November 7, 2009
Review - Skin Game by Ava Gray
A new review has been posted on the website for Skin Game by Ava Gray. This is the first installment in the Skin series.
http://darquereviews.com/12612/283754.html
You can also visit the author's page:
http://darquereviews.com/14912/32275.html
Please feel free to share any comments on this book here on the blog post. :)
Kimberly Swan, DarqueReviews.com
http://darquereviews.com/12612/283754.html
You can also visit the author's page:
http://darquereviews.com/14912/32275.html
Please feel free to share any comments on this book here on the blog post. :)
Kimberly Swan, DarqueReviews.com
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Sunday, March 29, 2009
Review - Blue Diablo by Ann Aguirre
New Review posted for Blue Diablo by Ann Aguirre. This is the first novel in the Corine Solomon series.You can read the full review: HERE
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Happy Reading!
Kimberly
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Thursday, August 21, 2008
Review - Wanderlust by Ann Aguirre

Wanderlust
Sirantha Jax, Book 2
Ann Aguirre
Ace
August 26, 2008
ISBN# 978-0-441-01627-3
From the back cover:
Sirantha Jax doesn’t take chances…she jumps at them…
Sirantha Jax, Book 2
Ann Aguirre
Ace
August 26, 2008
ISBN# 978-0-441-01627-3
From the back cover:
Sirantha Jax doesn’t take chances…she jumps at them…
Sirantha Jax is a “Jumper,” a woman who possesses the unique genetic makeup needed to navigate faster than light ships through grimspace. Jax has worked for the Farwan Corporation her entire career. But now the word’s out that the Corp deliberately crashed a passenger ship, and their stranglehold on intergalactic commerce has crumbled—which means that Jax is out of a job.
She’s also broke, due to being declared dead a little prematurely. So when the government asks her to head up a vital diplomatic mission, Jax takes it. Her mandate: journey to the planet Ithiss-Tor and convince them to join the Conglomerate.
But Jax’s payday is light years away. First, she’ll have to contend with Syndicate criminals, a stormy relationship with her pilot, man-eating aliens, and her own grimspace-weakened body. She’ll be lucky just to make it to Ithiss-Tor alive…
My thoughts:
Sirantha Jax has the ability to jump through grimspace, a special skill that eventually kills those of her kind. Jax is a little different than most and it’s something else that’s taking its toll on her body. She’s just taken on a new job as an ambassador and begun her mission to Ithiss-Tor, a planet inhabited by a species that resemble bugs. If she can get to Doc along the way, she may get some answers. All she has to do is survive everything that lies ahead.
Forced to land, and finding their allies in the middle of a war, March fights alongside old friends like the barely controlled mercenary he once was. For Jax it’s a first look at what the man she cares about once was. Their relationship will be put to the test as outside forces pull them in different directions and they fight to live for another jump through grimspace.
This is the second book in Sirantha Jax’s grimspace adventures. Jax is in desperate need of money, so when the Conglomerate offers her a job she has little choice but to accept. Nothing comes easy, and for Jax and the rest of the crew this mission is no exception. In this well-paced journey through space, Ms. Aguirre adds some intriguing new characters that offer surprises along the way. Emotions run high in Wanderlust and the many twists and turns will leave readers hungry for more.
If you’d like to learn more about Wanderlust and read an excerpt, please visit Ms. Aguirre’s website: Here
Kimberly Swan, Darque Reviews
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Friday, April 25, 2008
Grimspace by Ann Aguirre

Grimspace
Ann Aguirre
Ace
February 26, 2008
ISBN# 978-0-441-01599-3
The only survivor of the Matins IV crash, Sirantha Jax has been isolated by her employer and forced to undergo psychological torture disguised as treatments to mend her. Born with the J-gene that allows her to act as a Jumper, Jax has the ability to work with a pilot and move a ship through grimspace. While most Jumpers would have died from the number of jumps Jax has completed, her continued strength has captured the notice of a group who has plans of their own where her future is concerned. If Jax can train their engineered Jumpers they can break-down the control that the Farwan Corporation holds.
March arrives and offers to free Jax with the condition that she do as they ask, and use her talent to help them stand against the Corp. It’s clear to Jax that March has shadows of his own that he holds deep inside, but with their roles as Pilot and Jumper their relationship must be close and trusting. The Corp won’t easily allow Jax to walk away, so the tentative connection she forges with March could be all that enables her to survive.
In this science fiction tale, Ms. Aguirre blends a creative adventure with a thorny romance and takes readers on a fast-moving ride through space. With a fascinating concept in space travel, and the unique characters that make it possible, Grimspace is well-imagined and very entertaining. The sequel, Wanderlust, is currently scheduled as an August 2008 release.
Kimberly Swan, Darque Reviews
Ann Aguirre
Ace
February 26, 2008
ISBN# 978-0-441-01599-3
The only survivor of the Matins IV crash, Sirantha Jax has been isolated by her employer and forced to undergo psychological torture disguised as treatments to mend her. Born with the J-gene that allows her to act as a Jumper, Jax has the ability to work with a pilot and move a ship through grimspace. While most Jumpers would have died from the number of jumps Jax has completed, her continued strength has captured the notice of a group who has plans of their own where her future is concerned. If Jax can train their engineered Jumpers they can break-down the control that the Farwan Corporation holds.
March arrives and offers to free Jax with the condition that she do as they ask, and use her talent to help them stand against the Corp. It’s clear to Jax that March has shadows of his own that he holds deep inside, but with their roles as Pilot and Jumper their relationship must be close and trusting. The Corp won’t easily allow Jax to walk away, so the tentative connection she forges with March could be all that enables her to survive.
In this science fiction tale, Ms. Aguirre blends a creative adventure with a thorny romance and takes readers on a fast-moving ride through space. With a fascinating concept in space travel, and the unique characters that make it possible, Grimspace is well-imagined and very entertaining. The sequel, Wanderlust, is currently scheduled as an August 2008 release.
Kimberly Swan, Darque Reviews
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