I haven't been exposed to an intergalactic romance since Star Wars, so when Alliance: Galactic Affairs landed in my mailbox I was in for an education. I never knew casual sex, including the occasional threesome, was so common in space. I know that cute Luke Skywalker would never do such a thing, but Lyndi Lamont's characters certainly do and what a fun time it is!

In Alliance: Galactic Affairs, the universe is awash with underground encampments and bands of raiding ships, but that doesn't stop Erok from trying to turn a pretty penny by stealing anthropological artifacts. Unfortunately, his antique spaceship falls prey to the destructive whims of Maradon, who renders him helpless in mid-space. Lesson learned. Never piss off a goddess.

Knowing he is cursed to fall in love with the first woman he meets, Erok couldn't be happier that the woman he sets his eyes on is the beautiful and seductive Jahni. He'd love nothing more than peel that jumpsuit off of her and show her what kind of a man he really is. Too bad she can't seem to do anything but ask a bunch of questions.

Normally Jahni is in complete control while interrogating the captains of the ships they rescue, but for some reason the conference room suddenly seems much smaller that it was a minute ago and she can't quite steady her breathing. Could it have something to do with the incredibly sexy Captain Erok who just strode through the door?

It's been a long time since she'd had a lover share her bed and Ziganese men are rumored to be quite different than her fellow Mhajavi. She really shouldn't seduce the Captain, should she? Perhaps she could find out some valuable new information about the Ziganese while having some naughty fun.

Lyndi Lamont's Alliance: Galactic Affairs is a classic erotic novella, with the added twist of a sweet little threesome thrown in. The sci-fi tale is interesting and the sexy thrills just add to the enjoyment. It's worth it to take an afternoon and play voyeur to the sexual escapades of the galaxy with Alliance: Galactic Affairs.

And when you're done, you can read Ms. Lamont's Alliance: Diplomatic Relations and Alliance: Fertile Ground to keep the juices flowing. 
 
Reviewed By Sabine Maurier
© September 2007