Polaris
Rising was the first book in this trilogy.
The House von Hasenberg, is a major player in a society dominated by
corporate rather than state control.
Bianca von Hasenberg finds herself leading a rescue mission for her
kidnapped brother in the midst of a house to house war.
Bianca and Ian are the main characters in this book. The lady and the body guard could be a
sub-title. Ian is head of security for
House von Hasenberg and headstrong Bianca is his most frustrating charge.
The two of them are searching for Ferdinand, Bianca’s
brother, who has been kidnapped. The
story is full of corporate and criminal intrigue as well as plenty of action.
This book in the trilogy has some brief sexual vignettes
that could have been eliminated. They
seemed more appropriate to a romance novel rather than scifi. They weren’t raunchy but I felt the details
were superfluous to the story. That
action could have been alluded to rather than detailed.
Overall, I enjoyed the book and the action and can’t wait to
see how the author ties up all the loose ends.
This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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