Heart of a Warrior

I'm not really much into sy-fi or time travel to the future, but I loved this book. It was well written and I really liked the characters.

I'm not really much into sy-fi or time travel to the future, but I loved this book. It was well written and I really liked the characters.

Hank is Mexican/American, who seeks to buy back the family lands that were stolen fromi him years go, but is intrigued by Samantha. Samantha is a rich spoiled girl who fancies herself in love with a man who ignores (and who we discover isn't into girls! but she doesn't know that!). She uses Hank to try to make Adrien jealous and only succeeds in making Hank want her more. She's a spitfire who can shoot and ride well and also acquires a stalker after she smiled at the man. She's spoiled and often not likeable. The characters had moments of likeability but they were few and far between. Bad behavior all around, didn't even want to finish it.

The third and final book of this trilogy hits close to home. That is, if your home is Earth.Dalden, the twin brother of Shanelle from [b:Keeper of the Heart|386455|Keeper of the Heart (Ly-San-Ter Family, #2)|Johanna Lindsey|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1174356045s/386455.jpg|1416276], and the son of Tedra and Challon from [b:Warrior's Woman|763774|Warrior's Woman (Ly-San-Ter Family, #1)|Johanna Lindsey|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1230766603s/763774.jpg|749856] has always tried to deny his non-warrior half. That denial is put to the test when he meets his lifemate Brittany. Brittany is a carpenter in a small town in California. Not only has she always supported herself, she has done so in a traditionally male profession. She is show more certainly not willing to turn into a submissive female, no matter how deeply she falls in love.This book ties up the Ly-San-Ter family story very nicely. All family members are accounted for. We get to meet Martha again (like she would have allowed herself to be left out of the story.) We even get to see some old villains return.Although the loose ends are all tied up, there is still enough of a story that further sequels are possible. It has been a number of years since [b:Heart of a Warrior|386488|Heart of a Warrior (Ly-San-Ter Family, #3)|Johanna Lindsey|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1174356124s/386488.jpg|3062701]'s publication, but [a:Johanna Lindsey|29542|Johanna Lindsey|http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1218589823p2/29542.jpg] waited a long time between books two and three.[b:Warrior's Woman|763774|Warrior's Woman (Ly-San-Ter Family, #1)|Johanna Lindsey|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1230766603s/763774.jpg|749856] - 1990[b:Keeper of the Heart|386455|Keeper of the Heart (Ly-San-Ter Family, #2)|Johanna Lindsey|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1174356045s/386455.jpg|1416276] - 1993[b:Heart of a Warrior|386488|Heart of a Warrior (Ly-San-Ter Family, #3)|Johanna Lindsey|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1174356124s/386488.jpg|3062701] - 2001So, we may not have seen the last of Martha yet! show less

Lindsey sci-fi romance. Not the strongest of the trilogy. Woman doing "a man's job." Man from space. Quick read.