This is my FAVORITE author but I must say this was my least favorite book out of all her books. There was 0% chemistry between Jill and canas. NONE. No passion or fire. Crath sounded like he was more into Jill than cavas was. I did not even believe there was lust between them. Other than that a nice quick read for a flight on vacation. Overall story was good and had potential to be explosive. Just bummed by the lack of chemistry.

This is my FAVORITE author but I must say this was my least favorite book out of all her books. There was 0% chemistry between Jill and canas. NONE. No passion or fire. Crath sounded like he was more into Jill than cavas was. I did not even believe there was lust between them. Other than that a nice quick read for a flight on vacation. Overall story was good and had potential to be explosive. Just bummed by the lack of chemistry.

Cavas wasn't part of the original crew on the Vorge, but he is the brother of the captain, Cathian (the MC of the first book). Both Cavas, and Cathian Veller are from a planet named Tryleksia and they are large men who have similar facial features to lions. They also "life-lock" to their females, which ties them permanently to their mate.
Cavas is a well-written book that has excellent world-building. The characters are highly developed and fleshed out. I love the interaction between the cre...

Cavas wasn't part of the original crew on the Vorge, but he is the brother of the captain, Cathian (the MC of the first book). Both Cavas, and Cathian Veller are from a planet named Tryleksia and they are large men who have similar facial features to lions. They also "life-lock" to their females, which ties them permanently to their mate.
Cavas is a well-written book that has excellent world-building. The characters are highly developed and fleshed out. I love the interaction between the crew! This book also has great action and suspense but the best part is; it's low angst! I love stories where the Main Characters actually talk to each other. There's something to be said for some conflict but I like the conflicts to be from outside sources.
Jill is the human who Cavas rescues while he's searching for his and Cathian's youngest littermate (Tryleskian females have litters of three to five babies). Of course, she's a strong, capable woman, as Laurann writes short-in-stature, but fiery female protagonists! There is always more to their backstory that we learn and route for them to find their Happily Ever After.
I never give spoilers, so don't look for them, but I will say the action, combined with their "alone time" and the well-developed plot makes for a great read. While this book is fifth in the series, it can be read as a stand-alone. I recommend reading them all though. They are shorter (novella) in length, so it can be read in one sitting, depending on how fast you read.