Galactic Flame review

Wonderful to see a 4.5 star review for Galactic Flame - book 3 of the Alien Hunger series. This is what the wonderful Lisianthus from LASR (Long and Short Reviews) had to say:

From the moment Eden decides to take her sister’s place as Genesis’ princess and life mate, she’s troubled with guilt and worry that she doing it for selfish reasons.
Eden was a great character, I adored her. She wants to save her sister but once she met Genesis she wants him just for him. Mel Teshco sets this story up well, I understood both characters motivations.
Genesis is a fair and honest man. He wants Eden to love him and be happy on his planet. He is sweet in the way he does everything in his power to put her happiness first. He’s also extremely sexy and I’d love a Genesis of my own.
The alien planet that is Genesis’ home world is beautiful in its uniqueness. I can tell a lot of time and energy went into designing from the little details that made the world come alive for me. I also enjoyed seeing the way Earth changed after the introduction of aliens.
I haven’t read the rest of the books in the series but I easily immersed myself in the story and found myself reading late into the night. I couldn’t put it down, so I can easily say that it can be read as a standalone.
The story line was unique and fun. I highly recommend this story for science fiction romance lovers, it’s a sexy romp on a great red planet that I would love to be visit.

Review of Galactic Flame

My very first review for Galactic Flame, from Amy Hopkins of The Romance Review.  4 stars. Always nice to get a great review =)

For as long as she can remember, Eden has listened to her father tell stories of his home planet and the prince that will come and get her sister to be his princess there. Eden has always soaked up those stories, while her sister grows more and more depressed at the thought of leaving all she knows. Suddenly Genesis is there to collect his bride and mistakenly assumes it's Eden. She know that this is an opportunity to save her sister from the fate she's been dreading but at the same time she's caught off guard by the incredible attraction she feel towards Genesis. When her fear of discovery turns to a very real possibility, Eden has to decide how far she'll go to keep her secret and the man she's fast falling in love with.

I really enjoyed this book. I hadn't read the two previous book in the Alien Hunger series, but it was no problem to pick up this book end enjoy it. I'm sure that it won't be long until I go back and read the first two books just because this is a really intriguing world that I want to read more of. Eden and Genesis have a great spark of chemistry which makes it really fun reading as Eden finally gets to explore her sexuality. The author also did a really good job balancing the desire for details of this new world and it's inhabitants while still keeping the story moving. In fact, this is a nice fast read. I have to say that I was a bit surprised that the whole book wasn't as light-hearted as it first seemed it would be. This isn't a complaint at all, just something unexpected. This book has strong hints as to what the next book in the series will be and it's one that I'll be watching for.