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Rowena Cherry, Forced Mate

“I just finished re-reading Forced Mate, anticipating...”

Written on: 22/12/2006 by ScotLadyWriter (3 reviews written)

I just finished re-reading Forced Mate, anticipating the second in the series coming out in February. Tarrant-Arragon, is a great Djinn, the next god-Emperor of Tigron. All the virgins of the universe belong to him. Well, nothing like having such a heavy burden. The problems facing the Poor Lord Emperor is such a burden. He storms around projecting Mr. Macho, Ruler of the Universe because it's what is expected of him. However, the Djinns are getting scarce in this neck of the Universe, so... (read more)

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Rowena Cherry, Forced Mate

“If you like romance and sci-fi action and adventure,...”

Written on: 23/07/2006 by Jacquie Rogers (8 reviews written)

If you like romance and sci-fi action and adventure, this is the book for you. FORCED MATE takes a contemporary woman, highly trained in the defense arts, and pits her against the most powerful (and sexiest) man in all the universe. The passion is palbable and the plot is enthralling.

Forced Mate is one of the best sci-fi romances I've read, and I'll most certainly be buying books from this author again. (read more)

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Rowena Cherry, Forced Mate

“Forced Mate ”

Written on: 29/07/2004 by Harriet Klausner (18660 reviews written)

Forced Mate
Rowena Cherry
Lovespell, Nov 2004, $5.99,320pp
ISBN: 0505526018

Prince Tarrant-Arragon of the Tigran Empire always gets his way; so when he selected his bride, he expected nothing less than her capitulation. If she refused, he would take her anyway because the future of his empire rested on his mating with the last known virgin Djinni.

Djinni-Vera is the daughter of Tarrant's rival, Djetthro-Jason (earthlings call him J. J.) and an Englishwoman. Her sire has raised her to... (read more)

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