One difference in this book as opposed to the others though was that there was less relationship drama. I also loved the friendships and Zander’s family relationships, and the romance between Zander and Felix was rocky but ultimately adorable. The characters in this series were so realistic and developed, and the world-building was absolutely incredible with all the details and thought and backstory that went into it. And though he tries to be strong, he can't ignore the fact that he might lose Zander.forever this time.After writing reviews for four other books, I’m not sure what I can say that I haven’t said numerous times already. Even if that means trusting the unknown.As Zander places his life in alien hands, Felix appoints himself his lover's keeper. But hurting Felix when he's not in control of himself is Zander's worst nightmare-when it nearly happens, he agrees to seek help.
He can no longer hide his symptoms, nor does he want to.
When the ruthless Agrius Cartel seeks their revenge-including an ambush and an attempt to kidnap the Chaos's crew-Zander is pushed over the edge. With each passing day, the side effects of Zander's experimental training are becoming more difficult to ignore. But there's nothing Felix can do to battle the alien poison flowing through Zander's veins, or his imminent mental decline. "With their beat-up ship and eclectic group, comparisons with the fan favorite TV show Firefly are inevitable, but in more of the way of homage, since Burke and Jensen's characters take center stage all on their own." -Library Journalĭiscover intergalactic romance and out-of-this-world stakes in the critically acclaimed Chaos Station series.įelix Ingesson has returned to his duties as the Chaos's engineer with Zander Anatolius, his ex-boyfriend-turned-broken-super-soldier, at his side.
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