Beneath a Crimson Moon

I think it deserves a better rating than some other reviewers gave it. The story was good and flowed well. I am not bothered by perfect accuracy when the characters are this entertaining and it was believeable enough to be enjoyable. I would read it again.I only wish there had been an epilogue. :)

BENEATH A CRIMSON MOON Christine Michels Lovespell, Apr 1997, $5.50 Thadonia has allegedly become a hot bed for stolen Earth weapons. Sotah warrior Singai realizes that the smuggling of the illegal weapons has in deed occurred and is determined to learn who is behind the smuggling. The next stop in her investigation is the Kazerian Empire where she is to be escorted by a Fortuna Guardian, Quinn. On the trip to Kazeria, Singai learns that the smuggling is a minor part of a much greater conspiracy. The ancient foes of the Sotah, the Dalig guild, want to retake all they once lost and more by reestablishing their former dominion. They will do anything to succeed, including the destruction of an empire. Singai needs to persuade Quinn to help her avert the potential menace. If the star-crossed (in a literal sense) couple are triumphant, they may find time to explore their growing love for each other. Christine Michels adds her rising star to the highest levels of the celestial sub-genre of science fiction romance with her latest novel, BENEATH A CRIMSON MOON. The warped-speed, action-packed story line will please fans of the science fiction genre, especially with its other-worlds background in this age of the re-release of the STAR WARS trilogy. Romance fans will devour the growing relationship and love between the Sotah female and the Fortuna male. This is a must for fans of future romance. Harriet Klausner