Cyborg Warrior A Science Fiction Cyborg Romance

Lisa Lace — 2017

Can their heat overcome the odds? Melissa is learning the world isn't what she thought it was. When she meets a group of Liberators who oppose the Cyborg Eradication Project, she agrees to join an expedition set on freeing a group of cyborgs. Thunder wants to free his cyborg brothers too. He takes Melissa prisoner, only to find that she stirs strange new feelings in him - primal, powerful urges he has neither the ability nor the desire to control. Melissa can't fight her attraction to the massive soldier-cyborg holding her captive. But soon they're surrounded by Purity Force, and their chances of survival are slim. Can she and Thunder find a way to escape? If they do, will humans and cyborgs tear them apart? Cyborg Warrior is Book 4 in the Burning Metal series and a STAND-ALONE, full-length science fiction romance. There are no cliffhangers, and a happy ending is guaranteed!

Reviews

Nicola Sarah Brooks@nikkisbooknook

Dec 8, 2021

I have enjoyed this series so far but was a wee bit disappointed with Warrior. The Purity Force are out to eradicate the Cyborgs. They are in hiding under the leadership of Savage (well named!). Meanwhile a bunch of well meaning but clueless human students decide to try and release a group of Cyborgs being held in New York. But their protest/escape plan clashes with Thunders own rescue attempt. Thunder takes her to use as a hostage but things get a tad heated and he finds himself trying to keep her safe. I found most of the cyborgs highly unlikable and even Thunder himself is kind of an ass! Melissa and her crew are just too naïve and so uncoordinated. I found the rush into the romance just a bit too quick and the ending was a wee bit disjointed. Hoping that the next in the series will be back on form 3.5 stars