Review of Celestial Seduction

If you haven't discovered the One Night Stand series yet through Decadent Publishing, quick click on this link, you'll thank me in the morning. The first One Night Stand book that I read was Celestial Seduction by Jessica E. Subject and it totally hooked me on the multi-author series. I had no idea sci-fi could be so hot before I read this.

The characters at both sweet and steamy at the same time, making you ache for them in more ways than one.  Carrie is emotionally damaged after her divorce because she couldn't give her husband children and Frey had been betrayed by his emotionless intended and seeks a connection his own kind can't give him. Their way to each other isn't as easy as a one night stand, but the payoff is well worth the winding path that brings them together. The author made me a fan with this book!

About Celestial Seduction:

At the end of his obligated commitment to the Space Service, Frey Berger decides to stay on Earth to further experience human emotions rather than return to Ginnun where his intended has already mated with another. Looking for real love and someone to accept him for what he is, Frey enlists in Madame Evangeline’s popular dating service. Although he does not understand the concept of a one-night stand, he hopes to find his perfect mate.

Carrie Cooper’s husband divorced her for someone who could provide him with children, leaving her with little self-confidence and no desire to let a man hurt her again. Her best friend convinces her to join a dating service, claiming Carrie needs to get laid, while not winding up with a broken heart since her date requires no commitment after the night is over.

Although several misunderstandings nearly derail them before the date has even begun, Carrie and Frey end up becoming closer than they ever believed possible. Still, Frey will need to convince Carrie that her perfect mate isn’t human at all, and that one night can lead to a forever love. 

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This novel contains explicit sex.