Fortune’s Star by Morgan Hawke
Publisher: Loose Id
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Length: Full Length (154 pages)
Other: BDSM, M/M, F/M/M, Ménage, Anal Play
Rating: 4.5 stars
Reviewed by LisianthusIn the heart of the Imperial Stars, past and future collide, as ghosts converge in battle for a fortune-teller’s soul…on Port Destiny Station.
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Luxi Emery was perfectly happy with her position as the receptionist for Armored Media Corp. Then her hidden talent for seeing the future awakened–and exposed a black-mailing con-artist haunted by a malevolent ghost. It was a lose-lose situation, and Luxi had only a single shred of hope. Her future awaits on Port Destiny Station. A future intertwined with Amun, the handsome diplomatic telepath, and Leto, a ghost-haunted cyborg with very human carnal appetites. If they can resolve a few…intimate…details. Yet a darker future is chases Luxi: they are not alone, and Leto’s is not the only hungry ghost.
A fast paced novella set in outer space with a love story between three people who find and connect in a world that the future is constantly changing. Both sci-fi with a touch of paranormal because of the ghosts, I definitely loved Luxi as a character. She’s a great character because she knows what she wants from her future, rescues herself and yet is able to bend a bit in order to change her destiny and fall in love.
Amun is suave, capable and definitely in control of both of his lovers. Leto is a unique character because he has a human soul/ghost inside of a cyborg. I kind of loved that about him, that he was very human and yet not. I also loved the way Luxi meets both men separately and yet falls for them both, and it helps the triad work well for them.
This is a novella, set in a world I’ve visited before, yet it is easily read as a delicious stand alone. There is a relationship between all three characters including some very sexy scenes between Amun and Leto. I enjoyed every scene, and I would gladly read a full length story with these three.
I highly recommend this story to fans of sci-fi menage romance who like when all three characters fully love each other.
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