Loved the plot

Romance between 2 guys and a gal on a space station at the edge of civilized space. This is a continuation of a story about how mega corporations created cloned cyborgs to fight their resource wars, and a small opposing force to free the cyborgs and stop a shadow group of bad guys! Each book in the series focuses on a different aspect of the fight and the love that develops between various beings- human, cyborg, and alien. The sex scenes are rather explicit, so not for those who don't want that. It explores the idea of poly-families - more than one Mom and/or Dad. It was interesting, to say the least! The individual story lines were all good, and the overall plot very good.

The book is okay. I don’t mind I that I read it but I wouldn’t read it again or recommend it to anyone. It just didn’t line up with my personal viewpoint.

Loved reading to my children...........................................................................................................................

Lots of advice about how to lead a country. It does seem like it's trying to teach people how to be dictators, but that doesn't mean it's bad advice.

Hyperspace High is a really good book if you like Sci-Fi. I really like the description of all the alien species and the funny names like Kaal. Overall it was a really good book that did a good job of keeping you tied in.

Before I began reading this book, I figured that it would be similar to Goosebumps. It was surprisingly darker in tone, which I can appreciate.

This is the 14th anthology of Valdemar short stories. My favorite one is the continuing story of Cera, by Elizabeth Vaughan. She is a strong female character, who has been given a second chance after her husband died trying help the Prince assassinate the Queen.

I thought this book was dumb because it was a love story.

This wasn't my favorite series, but it was ok. Filled the void in my soul for the moment.