In another nail biter Emi is in the fight of her life against an uber-bitch to hang onto the men she loves most!
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When the Tamora Bight is diverted from a scheduled mission to conduct a rescue operation and tow a disabled Kal’moran vessel, the crew’s also ordered to refer to Emi Hypatia as the ship’s captain. Aaron Lucio, Caph Bates, and Ford Caliban aren’t delighted to learn Kal’moran is a luxury resort planet for women, run by women. They’re even less pleased when they’re diplomatically obligated to visit the Kal’moran capital with Emi.
Emi tries to maintain objectivity, but finds it hard to remain agreeable while being shown around a planet that treats males as little more than pack animals. Unfortunately, a jealous, scheming Kal’moran sets her sights on obtaining Aaron, Caph, and Ford by any means necessary when Emi refuses to share.
Now Emi must fight to save her men from a Kal’moran warrior who’ll stop at nothing to win. And on a planet that houses deadly arachnid-like creatures, Emi’s going to show them she can be even more formidable than any Spider Bight.
Spider Bight is book three in the Deep Space Mission Corps series, and with each book this 
series gets better and better!! In another nail biter Emi is in the fight of her life against an uber-bitch to hang onto the men she loves most!
The latest mission has Emi pretending to be the captain, because the women who rule the planet they are dealing with treat men as nothing better than pack animals / slaves. When the daughter of the planet’s leader sets her eyes on Aaron and Emi’s other men, she becomes pissed that Emi will not share them. She sets into motion a plan that has the men under arrest, and Emi literally fighting her for them. Can they make it off that planet with their family intact?
I can’t begin to tell y’all how much I truly love these men and Emi!! The more we get to know them and the deeper we get into their relationship the more I truly just love them! I honestly love the world that Tymber has built! She has set it up in a way that is easy for us to both understand and want to be a part of. I highly recommend this book and series!!! 
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Trix
January 20, 2013 at 4:21 pm (UTC -5) Link to this comment
This sounds really intriguing–don’t know how I’ve missed this series!
Timitra
January 20, 2013 at 4:42 pm (UTC -5) Link to this comment
Great review KC Lu!
Maria D.
January 20, 2013 at 6:42 pm (UTC -5) Link to this comment
Thanks for the review – I haven’t had a chance to start this series yet
Lori Meehan
January 20, 2013 at 8:31 pm (UTC -5) Link to this comment
Thanks for the review KcLu