Review: Ynyr by M.K. Eidem

“I admit, although there may not have been too much originality in this story, that didn’t stop me from enjoying it and I have no doubt that I will be snatching up what ever book M.K. Eidem brings out next.” ~ Under the Covers

Ynry has unexpectedly been thrust in to a position of power, with his beloved new female, Abby at his side. But becoming a new Lord on a dangerous planet and seeing to the perplexing needs of an Earth female is full of different pitfalls he never saw coming.

I have fallen in love with this series, in general I love any kind of sci-fi series especially when it involves disgustingly gorgeous aliens and a little bit of abduction, which is exactly what M.K. Eidem has given us. I am not sure what it is about this particular series that has created a bit of an obsession with it, it could by the absurdly sweet heroes who make me sigh equally with lust and adoration or the feisty heroines who have the sense to know when they have a good thing. Whatever it is, I have devoured each book with utter delight and an eagerness for more.

Ynyr and Abby were a sweet couple, although their story bared a remarkable similarity to Grim I didn’t mind too much; I happened to love Grim. And although there was lots of sword waving and aliens about, essentially this was a very cute love story between Ynyr, who as a third son didn’t expect much and shy Abby, who had been on her own and abandoned for a long time.

I admit, although there may not have been too much originality in this story, that didn’t stop me from enjoying it and I have no doubt that I will be snatching up what ever book M.K. Eidem brings out next.