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Shards of the Mind

by: Theolyn Boese




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Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9781596327528
ISBN: 1596327529
Label: Loose Id, LLC
Manufacturer: Loose Id, LLC
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 216
Publication Date: July 09, 2008
Publisher: Loose Id, LLC
Studio: Loose Id, LLC



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Product Description:
Several months have passed since Thea was attacked, but the nightmares continue -- ones filled with blood, knives, and a fear that even the comforting weight of her husbands beside her cannot banish.

To distract herself on the voyage to Ta'e, Thea prepares a marriage veil for Sya'tia, and her husbands encourage her to offer it to the Warrior Chosen woman they have all come to care for. Will Sya'tia accept it and join her life to theirs?

But, when they arrive at Ta'e, Thea finds it is not the paradise she believed it would be. While the Ta'e'shians do not harbor the same hatred her attacker did, there is a subtle disdain in the air that disturbs her. And, occasionally not so subtle, she discovers, when she meets her new in-laws.

Meanwhile, Kyrin and Daeshen are making their own sexy plans to regain Thea's trust in them. They have no intention of letting her pull away from them, even if they have to tie her up to do it...

Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: Homoerotic sexual encounters, ménage, mild bondage, and spanking.









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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars - What A Sequel?
This is the sequel to Daughters of Terra even though the first book was wonderfully delicious, this one leaves me a little disappointed. Call me selfish but I wished the author could have left it at two guys and a girl. Overall if you do not have anything else to do and nothings on television, it's an ok read.



Rating: 2 out of 5 stars - Shards of the Mind
Having read the previous book, flaws and all, I had hopes the sequel would be better. However, I was very disappointed. I never really understood why the Wicca aspects were included, as well as the importance of the cats and their mischief. The religions were very muddled, and I couldn't understand the significance of it's many aspects. The "wedding" of the other female to their group, and Thea's feelings towards Sya'tia, were a little confusing, as well. She claimed not to be gay or bisexual, but they seemed to enjoy their intimacy more on that level.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - hot, hot, hot.
This book was just as good as the first in the series The characters are very memorable and the plot is riveting. The sex scenes were sizzling and very imaginative. I could not book the book down once I started reading and hated when I got to the end. I can't wait for the next installment.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Shards of the Mind- A Joyfully Recommended Title
It has been a few months since Thea Conner was attacked. She is still having trouble coming to terms with what happened to her. The ship she is on is headed for the Ta'e'sha world and she'll have to prepare herself for the trial.

During the trip to the home world, mischief is happening all over the ship and Kyrin and his crew can't figure out what is going on. Thea has an idea, but she is distracted by making a marriage veil for Sya'tia, her best friend on the ship.

Will Sya'tia accept the proposal from Thea, Kyrin, and Daeshen? Will Theadora be able to make it through the trial? Can Kyrin and Daeshen distract her enough to overcome her fears? Will the humans be accepted on the Ta'e'shan home world?

Shards of the Mind is INCREDIBLE! As a follow up to Daughters of Terra, Shards of the Mind is superb and almost out shines Daughters of Terra. Theolyn Boese has outdone herself. I had no trouble falling back into her world of myth and legend. Ms. Boese has another winner on her hands with Shards of the Mind. The only problem I have is the wait for the next book in the series! I loved Shards of the Mind so much that I am Joyfully Recommending it!

Jambrea
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Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - 4 Blue Ribbons from Romance Junkies!
Although Thea didn't ask to be taken from the only home she had ever known and transported to a futuristic world in order to breed children, she has to admit that her husbands, Kyrin and Daeshen fill her life with love. Months ago after being kidnapped by an evil force and left for dead, Thea is still healing from the emotional pain and hurt that the attack caused. Now, just when things are starting to get back to normal, little things begin happening that are unexplained. In addition, Thea experiences animosity not just from the unknown but from members of her husbands' families.

Kyrin and Daeshen love Thea and each other. Having been together as a couple long before they acquired Thea, the men know when things are bothering the other. Unexplained hostility from their families aside, they know that the only way they can make Thea happy - and as such make their marriage happy - is to help Thea face her demons. Trying to gain back Thea's trust, her husbands hatch a plan - a plan that only includes rope and her compliance.

I fully enjoyed the first installment of this futuristic series and had no doubts that I would take as much pleasure in SHARDS OF THE MIND. Thea is a strong heroine who has to fight very hard to overcome post traumatic stress. Lucky for her she has two men who want her healthy and whole. Their love and devotion is more than apparent on each written page. SHARDS OF THE MIND enticed me with the publisher's blurb and thoroughly satisfied me with such a well written story. I can't wait to see what Theolyn Boese releases next! ***Natasha Smith for Romance Junkies***






 





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