Favorite Science Fiction Romance

I enjoyed LHoG also. I'm usually an avid re-reader; however, I'll admit that the length of the book makes re-reading a daunting prospect!

Do you have a second favorite amongst the author's other books?



I liked Transcendence, too. (In fact, time travel romances have historically been a favorite of mine.) I hadn't considered it a science fiction romance, but why not?!

Regards,
Kareni

This is a very belated commentary, but I grabbed Dark Horse (Class 5 Series Book 1) when it was free around Christmas time, and then went on to read the other two of Michelle Diener's books in this trilogy (Dark Deeds (Class 5 Series Book 2) and Dark Minds (Class 5 Series Book 3)) on Kindle Unlimited.  One thing that added to my enjoyment of these books, especially with regard to the way that music was regarded by the Grih, was checking the author's The Music of the Class 5 web pages for detailed information and links to the songs that sung in this series.

Here's another science fiction romance themed series that I really like, but that I haven't seen mentioned on these forums: Touchstone (5 Book Series) by Andrea K. Höst.  This was originally written as a trilogy, with the first book, Stray (Touchstone Book 1), being free; but it was later supplemented with Gratuitous Epilogue (Touchstone Book 4) that definitely adds to the experience of the original Trilogy.  The subject deals with psychic space ninjas (I know that sounds weird), in a parallel world.  The book starts out with the h, who has just completed the last set of her high school exams, and is walking back to her home in Sydney, Australia, suddenly finding herself in another world. The development of both the new world she is found in (and rescued from), and the characters she meets (a subset of the population with psy-skills that are used to repair breaches in space, such as the one that she walked through, and also to combat inimical life forms that make it through), gets developed progressively through the books, as does the romance.  Since the first book is free, you can try this out for yourself to see whether you like this.