Andi sh’en Singh proves her mettle in Star Smuggler Book 2: A Course of Action, a recent release by Aethon Books.
Sinbad may have traded in his smuggler’s
leathers for farmer’s coveralls but “Happily Ever After” isn’t in the cards for
him and his beloved Andrea. And Andi soon finds there’s a great deal she doesn’t
know about her new husband . . . such as the young stranger who claims to be
Sin’s son.
While she’s recovering from that shock, Sin succumbs to the
terminal illness he’s kept secret from everyone. Not to
worry . . .
there’s a surgeon who can save his life. But Jean-Clair
DuPont is as unscrupulous as he is skilled. His fee? Andi, for the duration of
her husband’s convalescence.
The new Mrs. sh’en Singh doesn’t
think twice. DuPont gets what he wants and Sin lives to fight another day. . .
once he recovers.
That better happen soon for Andi’s
lover-by-force has taken her off planet and directly into an attack by slave
traders. Now a candidate for the slave pits of Bel-Ammon, Andi finds herself
face to face with enemies, new and old.
Our Review:
Sinbad sh'en
Singh, the quintessential anti-hero from Star Smugglers Book 1—which totally
knocked off our socks—has met his match in Andi, Talltrees. He’s always known
she is brave, fearless and committed to her husband and children. But as his
life comes to an end from the fatal lung disease contracted during one of his
incarcerations, Andi will do anything, any thing, to save his life—even if
it means succumbing to the lecherous Dr. DuPont. Sinbad is her life and she’ll
tolerate the worst to achieve the best—the survival of her husband, father of
her children.
One disaster after another rain on
this strong woman’s head. But if Andi is nothing else, she is a survivor. And
watching her survive well is an absolute joy.
As with Book 1
of this sci-fi adventure/space opera, Book 2 will keep you turning the
pages—it's that good. At times funny, then frightening, it is a heart warming
experience. Give yourself a gift by picking up this one up. It's another wonder
from the multi-talented T.S. Snow.
On a scale of 1-5, Star Smuggler: A Course of Action deserves a 7.
Kat Henry Doran,
Wild Women Reviews
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