My Enemy, My Lover

My Enemy, My Lover
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Series: Scanners Universe
Genre: Futuristic Romance
Publisher: ParkerHayden Media - Feisty Cat Books
Publication Year: 2019

Romeo and Juliet among the stars....

Assigned to escort the Director-General’s daughter to her wedding, Shannara Calles would rather be working in her regular position in the Psi Police. But when the Director-General’s daughter is kidnapped by the infamous rebel Scanners, Shannara must protect her at all costs. Even if it means sacrificing her long-held beliefs to work with a handsome Scanner who has long haunted her dreams.

A Romance Writers of America RITA® finalist!

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About the Book

As an officer of the Alliance, Sha’Nara had been trained to destroy the psychics who sought galactic domination. But on a mission to protect the Director-General’s daughter, the beautiful bodyguard was abducted by one: Tristan-the most dazzlingly sensual man she’d ever encountered. Far from the monster she’d been prepared for, her enemy was a man whose dreams and desires she admired.

And in the duel they waged, she felt him parry every thrust, and found herself pierced to the soul by the riposte of his kiss. Soon the fiery beauty knew that as surely as her body was Tristan’s hostage, so was her heart, and she questioned all she’d ever known-for if the Alliance was right and Tristan’s people were evil, there would never be a time or a place for their passion. But in his ardent embrace, Shannara found herself hoping, praying, telling herself that they could be together, somehow-Somewhere, My Love

Originally published by Dorchester Books

Why Did I Write This Book?

This story began as a play on a Romeo and Juliet theme. The hero had  brief walk-on role in Sword of MacLeod and had threatened to take over when I wrote that book.  I promised him his own story and cut out a lot at that time.  Now it was time for Tristan to find romance.  I knew he was an outcast with special powers.  Who could possibly be a match for someone like that?
I had no problem creating Shannara–a feisty, controlled woman who’s never been able to please her father and decides the only way she can is by doing her job better than anyone else. Which is, of course, destroying the race to which Tristan belongs.
I had fun creating the Scanner race and especially Tristan, who turned out to be so much sexier than even I expected. Shannara never had a chance.
Endorsements
Great balance! So the book looked interesting when I read the comments and I decided to pick it up. This being my first Karen Fox novel, I was a bit skeptical. I usually stick to vampire stories and the such, but I was BLOWN AWAY by "Somewhere My Love". There was such a great balance between the main characters Tristan and Sha'Nara. You're never left wondering what one character is thinking while reading from the other's viewpoint. Also, the story doesn't just focus on the main characters. The other characters evolved so well that I cared about what happened to them as much as the main characters themselves. And I think it's because of this that I did NOT see what was coming at the end! It was such a surprise and I was not disappointed! To anyone seeking a rest from romance novels with little plot or two-dimensional characters, I strongly recommend you pick this up. I can see I will be a huge Karen Fox fan for a long time to come and I wish her many, many more successful books in the future!
ELW213
Sha'Nara has been having mysterious, seductive dreams. However, she does not want a man in her life, despite the compelling dreams. She has "her career, her goals, and her father's expectations to keep her busy." The day she was kidnapped should have been the longest, most boring day of her life. The assignment was to accompany the Director's General's daughter Jera to her wedding on another planet. By the time the women realized they had been kidnapped, they were far from their original destination. Karen Fox weaves a fascinating tale of complexity and originality in SOMEWHERE MY LOVE. Although billed as a futuristic romance, it is considerably more than the typical genre romance. Fox brings an intriguing science fiction background to the tale, creating a powerful backdrop for the fast paced plot. Further characters are all vividly portrayed, drawing the reader deeply into the story. Very highly recommended.
Very good book I read _The Sword of Macleod_ first and remember Tristan, the hero in this one, being vaguely mentioned. I wish I'd known more about him in the first book; he's great! If you like futuristics, this one is wonderful. :) Sweet, hot, and fantastic, I'd recommend this book to anyone who enjoys futuristics. :-)
Loved it! This was my first Karen Fox book. I almost didn't pick it up from a sale they had at the store but I'm sure glad I did. This book was a great combination of romance/action/and science fiction. To me it felt like I was watching a movie in my head. I liked both the hero and the heroine Sha'Nara and Tristan and I loved the twists on the story near the end of the story. I suspected something was up with Sha'Nara and her "hunches". I also enjoyed the secondary romance of Cadell and Jacy. At the beginning I thought Jacy was going to be the "spoiled brat" bad girl of the story but I was glad it wasn't that way. I'm looking forward to reading other Karen Fox novels hopefully they are just as good.
ccleon
Great story! This is a story full of never ending action, passionate love, heartfelt hope! If you liked "Knight of a Trillion Stars" I'm sure you'll like this even more! The heroin is strong, willful & knows what she's doing. The hero is irresistible! It's a struggle between standing by what you believe & listening to what you feel!! When you grow up all your life believing that someone is bad, to come to know them & have your faith & trust shaken! I enjoyed it a lot & couldn't put it down. Read it!! It's really good!
Kalan
My lover, my enemy! As an officer of the Alliance, Sha'Nara had been trained to destroy the psychics who sought galactic domination. But on a mission to protect the Director-General's daughter, the beautiful bodyguard was abducted by one: Tristan-the most dazzlingly sensual man she'd ever encountered. Far from the monster she'd been prepared for, her enemy was a man whose dreams and desires she admired. And in the duel they waged, she felt him parry every thrust, and found herself pierced to the soul by the riposte of his kiss. Soon the fiery beauty knew that as surely as her body was Tristan's hostage, so was her heart, and she questioned all she'd ever known-for if the Alliance was right and Tristan's people were evil, there would never be a time or a place for their passion. But in his ardent embrace, Sha'Nara found herself hoping, praying, telling herself that they could be together somehow.
Decent Futuristic This is the story of ShaNara a police officer for the Alliance and Tristan a Scanner. Scanners are feared by the people of the alliance because of their psychic abilities and the fact that over a 100 years they led a revolution attempting to take over the galaxy. All the scanners want now is their freedom and a planet to call their own. The police officers of the Alliance have the task of tracking down scanners and having them readjusted. In other words they perform a type of brain surgery taking away their psychic abilities. What the scanners know is that it leaves them in a vegetable state. Shanara's father is a brutal leader of the police force who has been hiding the frightening reality of what readjustment really does. Shanara is sent to guard the Director General's daughter, Jada on the eve of her wedding to another planet's leader. When Tristen and Cadell kidnap them to force Jada's father to listen to their plea for freedom, Shanara and Jada start realizing that the scanners are being persecuted unjustly. Sparks fly between Tristen and Shanara and Jada and Cadell. Shanara struggles with her feelings for Tristan and her belief that her career was justified. When she finally sees the light, will they get the chance at a life together? First they must convince Jada's father that everything he ever believed is a farce. The chemistry between these characters is great and the concept is good one. The problem is there is too much repetition in this book. Shanara trusts Tristan but follows her training and almost betrays him. Shanara trusts Tristan but follows her training and almost betrays him...etc....this happens with several instances in the book and gets to be annoying. However, on the most part it is passably enjoyable.
". ..well-written..."
– The Old Book Barn
"A story of discovery and the search for trust, with a moving insight into the depth of humanity, Somewhere My Love proves the value of love in a turbulent world. Karen Fox is a new, uniquely engaging voice in romance, provoking thought and emotion from the reader."
– GEnie Romance and Women's Fiction Exchange
"Splendid! 4 1/2 BELLS!!"
– Bell, Book and Candle
...a great book. I couldn't put it down. You got my attention on the first page and I was hooked."
– Betty Ivy, Book Exchange
"Futuristics don't come much better than Somewhere My Love. I didn't want it to end."
– Janice Tarantino, author of The Crystal City
Somewhere My Love is a wild, hot rocket-ride of a romance."
– Anne Avery, author of Summer Fancy
"...interesting, fast-paced... ...charming, star-crossed lovers... ...fans of the sub-genre will enjoy this novel... Personally this reviewer believes that Ms. Fox could very well become the next Anne McCaffrey."
– Harriet Klausner, Painted Rock Reviews
"Fans of futuristic romance will enjoy another adventure through time and space with one of Leisure's rising stars. ...Ms. Fox keeps things moving at a cracking pace for our reading pleasure."
– Romantic Times
"...as well done as the first. Ms. Fox is a talented up-and-coming author. This is a must-read page turner."
– Books 'N Tees
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