Contact
by Susan Grant
Love Spell
October 8, 2002
ISBN #0505524996
384 pages
Paperback
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Other Books by
Susan Grant

Mysteria Lane

Moonstruck

How to Lose an Extraterrestrial in 10 Days

Bewitched, Bothered & BeVampyred, Season 2: Fangs Again

My Favorite Earthling

Your Planet or Mine?

Mysteria

Bewitched, Bothered & BeVampyred

BEWITCHED, BOTHERED & BeVAMPYRED

The Scarlet Empress

The Legend of Banzai Maguire

The Star Princess

The Only One

A Mother's Way

The Star Prince

The Star King

Once a Pirate

REVIEW

"The reader is drawn into a believable, realistic world."

A few days before Christmas, United Flight 58 from Hawaii that First Officer Jordan Cady was co-piloting encountered what they thought was very bad weather. It wasn't. It was an intergalactic medium-sized starship cruiser, Savior, that captured the jet liner and its passengers and crew. The discovery of their capture sets off an evolving plan to do whatever it takes to get back home, even though they are gazillions of miles away.

On the starship bridge, Kao Vantaar-Moray, adopted son of Commodore-elite Moray, is assigned to assist with the rescued refugees of Earth's destruction. Kao himself is an emotionally and physically scarred survivor of imprisonment and torture in the Talagar/Alliance war. And so the tale begins...

Jordan is divorced with a six-year-old daughter whom she desperately wants to get back to. Kao is struggling to get back to a semblance of life after his ordeal, and to overcome the shame of being the only one in his unit to survive. While Jordan leads the refugees' plot for their escape, Kao becomes attracted to her. As the story of traitors and turncoats, undercover operations, and personal understanding and relationships grows, the reader is drawn into a believable, realistic world. Susan Grant's finely crafted well-rounded lead and supporting characters are multi-dimensional and interesting.

Ms. Grant dodges the "alien as non-human" conundrum by introducing "The Seeders", humans who roamed the universe planting their DNA. Although love interests look different, they are all humanoid but different races in this alien world.

While the impetus for the airplane hijacking is obtaining human slaves, Susan Grant takes care to acknowledge the events of 9/11 and the consequential effect on the actions of the passengers and crew. (I believe we would all act differently now in those circumstances than pre-9/11.)

I would recommend CONTACT and Susan Grant's previous works, all which are Sci-Fi Romance.

Reviewed by Karen L. Zorn for Sensual Romance.

Reviewed by Sensual Romance
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted November 18, 2002



Author Interview


A BEAUTIFUL CO-PILOT WITH A TERRIBLE CHOICE.
A DARK STRANGER WHO HAS KNOWN NOTHING BUT DUTY.
A LATE-NIGHT FLIGHT HIJACKED OVER THE PACIFIC.


Summary

A beautiful co-pilot faces a terrible choice when her plane is hijacked on a late-night flight over the Pacific. Can she trust the dark-eyed stranger who has seized both her plane and her heart?



 

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