Marilyn Campbell (1) (1948–)

Having read this just last year after receiving this from my co-worker, I found it cheesy and a bit dated, but the premise certainly is fun. I found the gypsy to be cliched, and wished the author could have gone for something more original. The second half wasn't quite as good as the first because the guy has changed and is not as tough anymore, but at least Beverly gets to do some good with the knowledge she has gained in the future to help her friends in the past, so kudos to her and the show more author for a decent read. show less

Pretty Maids In A Row was full of twists and turns. I read this book in two days needing to know what would happen. I won't give anything away, because I don't like spoilers, but I will share that the ending surprised me. I can see why this book put Marilyn Campbell on the best seller lists. Looking forward to reading more of her back list.

This book is very hard to understand and keep up with. I am not a fan of this book

DESCRIPTION, NOT REVIEW: Aster Mackenzie wants to go home. But she's trapped in the Earth's core, where advanced humanoids mine a rare energy source for their home planet, Norona. Worse, she's triggered the Noronian mating fever in Romulus Locke, Innerworld's Chief Administrator.

Romulus intends to be Governor of Innerworld but the moment he touches Aster, the fever takes hold, bonding them as soul-mates. Never has the fever affected a Terran, and intimacy between the races is forbidden; a show more conundrum Romulus has no time to explore.

The asteroid heading toward Earth is about to destroy both their worlds. Risking everything, Romulus takes Aster with him to Outerworld to warn Earth's scientists and is captured.

Now Aster must face her destiny and convince the powers of Norona to accept a long-hidden secret if her soul-mate is to survive. show less