Title:
Tundra 37
Series:
A New Dawn, #2
Author:
Aubrie Dionne
Publisher:
Entangled Publishing, LLC (February 7, 2012)
Format:
eARC
Source:
Author
Genre:
Science Fiction Romance
Description:
Gemme is a hi-tech matchmaker who pairs the next generation
of Lifers aboard the Expedition, a
deep space transport vessel destined for Paradise 18. When the identity of her
lifemate pops up on her screen, she's shocked that he's the achingly gorgeous
and highly sought after Lieutenant Miles Brentwood, a man oblivious to her
existence. Believing everyone will think she contrived the match, she erases it
from the computer's memory. Just as comets pummel the ship and destroy the
pairing system forever. With the Expedition
disabled, the colonists must crash land on the barren ice world of Tundra 37
where Gemme is reassigned to an exploratory mission, led by Lieutenant
Brentwood. Only in the frozen tundra does she understand the shape of his heart
and why the computer has entwined their destinies.
Review:
A spectacular science fiction romance novel, Aubrie Dionne’s
Tundra 37 excites and sizzles despite
the chill of deep space and an ice-covered planet.
Gemme’s perfectly ordered world is about to be shattered. As
a matchmaker aboard the Expedition,
she has life all figured out, but then she’s paired with the handsome
Lieutenant Miles Brentwood. Every lady wants him, especially her enemy Luna
Legacy. In a haste decision, she deletes her own pairing and finds her world breaking
apart in a shower of comets. When their spaceship crashes on the ice planet
Tundra 37, Gemme is reassigned to an exploratory mission, led by none other
than Brentwood. As Gemme struggles with her attraction to him, she must find a
way to survive within the chaos of her new life.
Tundra
37 ensnares the reader and explodes upon the page in a
fast-paced space adventure filled with romance, mystery, and fantastical
creatures. Gemme is an unlikely heroine, but she captures the reader’s heart,
and I couldn’t help but cheer for her and Brentwood. Dionne’s beautiful way
with words can pour tenderness with a single glance, and yet strike the reader
with the dangers and horrors of this new planet. The scenes between the past
and present read seamlessly and draw the reader further into the characters’
motives. The romance is sweet, and the science fiction is out of this universe.
Tundra
37 may very well be Aubrie Dionne’s best novel to date!
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