An erotic romp in the vein of classic science-fiction, Lust in Space is a ton of fun. On one hand, it’s almost cheesy, but that’s half the beauty of it: it’s like serial “B”-movie science fiction, with the occasional moral quandary and a lot of sexuality - the ship, Pandora’s Hope, just might run on erotica.

The various crew and alien guests that Pandora’s Hope gathers on its exploratory mission spend most of the book coming to terms with their own growth and their interpersonal relationships, and also end up safeguarding the ship against alien invaders, sex-crazing plagues, and technological issues.

I enjoyed how the author was able to expand all of the crew’s characters and liked the way she used shifting perspectives to allow this. My only complaint was that the plotlines were good enough that they could have been expanded much more rather than employed to serve as something to paste together the sex. This is a great story, and I hope to hear more from the bold crew of Pandora’s Hope.

Book Stats:

• e-book, digital format
• Publisher: Ravenous Romance
  
• Book Length: Novella
  
• Language: English
• ISBN: 978-1-60777-132-6

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