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Book Reviews of Sweet Starfire (Lost Colony, Bk 1)

Sweet Starfire (Lost Colony, Bk 1)
Sweet Starfire - Lost Colony, Bk 1
Author: Jayne Ann Krentz
ISBN-13: 9780446365321
ISBN-10: 0446365327
Publication Date: 1/1/1994
Pages: 407
Rating:
  • Currently 3.8/5 Stars.
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3.8 stars, based on 69 ratings
Publisher: Warner Books
Book Type: Paperback
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reviewed Sweet Starfire (Lost Colony, Bk 1) on
Great futuristic romance by Jayne Ann Krentz!
Minehava avatar reviewed Sweet Starfire (Lost Colony, Bk 1) on + 819 more book reviews
Looks like I'm the only one here who found the book less then average. As in nothing remarkable, nothing memorable, nothing interesting. Heroine was over enthusiastic, hero over sarcastic. She was too innocent (to a point one can call her stupid) and he had super ego (not in a positive way). The story had interesting premise, but it has been done a thousand and one times, and this version of it was not well executed. I found my self bored and skipped whole sections. As it turns out I didn't miss anything. I read books by Amanda Quick (also known as Jayne Ann Krentz) that I enjoyed, but this was a waste of my time. Skip this early work (1989), of today well known author, because it is that EARLY WORK and definitely NOT her best.
pwalker281 avatar reviewed Sweet Starfire (Lost Colony, Bk 1) on + 3 more book reviews
Sweet Starfire, as well as two other early futuristic romances penned by Krentz (Crystal Flame and Shields Lady), are precursors of the current spate of futuristic romances she is writing under the pseudonym, Jayne Castle. Quite frankly, I think these earlier works are a lot meatier than the newer books. The characters are a little more unique and individual and the plots more satisfying. Of the three, my favorite is Shield's Lady, although I enjoyed reading Sweet Starfire and Crystal Flame. I read all three back in the 90s and decided to reread them. Glad I did.
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springy avatar reviewed Sweet Starfire (Lost Colony, Bk 1) on + 477 more book reviews
A LOST COLONY ROMANCE

She was Cidra, an ethereal, firey-haired beauty, raised amid the serenity & shelter of a spiritual race, but belonging to another people, the so-called Wolves. He was Teague Severance, a ruggedly handsome adventurer, a Wolf used to taking--& getting--the women he wanted.

Side by side on a dangerous quest, they would soar from the shimmering towers of Cidra's home city, to the rough-and-rowdy mining towns of the galaxy's outback, to the lush, deadly jungles of the planet Renaissance. It was their fate to battle both human & alien danger--& each other. For Severance would awake Cidra's untamed & passionate Wolf heritage--& the stirrings of a dark, hot desire she had never known before....
reviewed Sweet Starfire (Lost Colony, Bk 1) on + 475 more book reviews
A Lost Colony Romance
She was Cidra, an ethereal, firery-haired beauty, raised amid the serenity and shelter of a spiritual race but belonging to another people, the so-called Wolves. He was Teague Severance, a ruggedly handsome adventurer, A Wolf used to taking -- and getting -- the women he wanted.

Side by side on a dangerous quest, they would soar from the shimmering towers of Cidra's home city, to the rough-and-rowdy mining towns of the galaxy's outback, to the lush, deadly jungles of the planet Renaissance. It was their fate to battle both human and alien danger -- and each other. For Severance would awaken Cidra's untamed and passionate Wolf heritage -- and the stirrings of a dark, hot desire she had never known before ...
Jerseygirltoo avatar reviewed Sweet Starfire (Lost Colony, Bk 1) on + 453 more book reviews
This is one of the first Jayne Ann Krentz books I ever read, more than 20 years ago. I picked it up not even knowing it was going to be a futuristic/paranormal romance. It was a keeper, and still holds up really well. The hero pilots his own spaceship (think Firefly) and the heroine hitches a ride to another planet. Krentz created an entire world, and it must have been a lot of work, because the details all mesh and make sense. Quite well written.
sumrwind avatar reviewed Sweet Starfire (Lost Colony, Bk 1) on + 135 more book reviews
"Sweet starfire. One of Jayne Anns Krentz earlier books, but still well written and a joy to read.
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"five stars, Highest rating...
Dazzling adventure and sizzling romance. Who else but Jayne Krentz could so effortlessly...bring us a whole new brand of romantic fiction? This definitve prototype of futureistic romanyc...nener before has he style been quite so vivis, so utterly right."
Romantic timesI've kept this book as a keeper, then shared it with someone else who never returned it, so I ordered it from here....wonderful story, right from the start.