
The Cyborg's Stowaway
In the Stars Romance (Gypsy Moth, Book 2)
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Narrated by:
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Logan McAllister
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By:
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Eve Langlais
About this listen
Can a cyborg let go of the wife he lost and make a stowaway his bride?
There's a problem on the Gypsy Moth. Craig "Crank" Abrams has found a stowaway. A tiny one who tucks easily under his chin with the biggest damned eyes he's ever seen - and a way of tugging at a mechanical heart he thought broken.
Ghwenn has secrets, which is why she's on the run and hiding. When her enemies catch up to her, she finds an unlikely hero in the cyborg who refuses to hand her over.
©2018 Eve Langlais (P)2018 Eve LanglaisThe people in this series are cute. There is nothing more fun than a stubborn man falling in love. I didn’t particularly like the female lead, but the book wasn’t really about her anyway. When the two lovebirds first meet is pretty amusing, as he basically (minor spoiler) sulks when he is not allowed to jettison her out the airlock.
The narrator is much improved in this book, compared to his annoyingly repetitive speech rhythms in First Mate’s (WHY do some narrators do that? So unnatural!), although he still doesn’t have a broad range of ‘voices’ for different people.
Like fast food - quick and filling, but not gourmet
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the narrator wasn't to bad, slightly monotone on occasions.
quick story
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