
Showing posts with label scientific. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scientific. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 2, 2017
Guest Manview: Icy Passage by Ann Gimpel
Today, I have a special Manview
by my friend, Arni. I prevailed upon him to read a sci-fi/paranormal
romance which I thought he might enjoy. It only took him about a year
to read it and finally furnish me with his particular brand of a
Manview. Look out Steve, you might have competition!

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Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Review: Icy Passage by Ann Gimpel
Icy
Passage by Ann
GimpelPurchase link: Amazon - Barnes & Noble - All Romance - iTunes - Kobo - Google Play
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Fresh out of residency, Dr.
Kayna Quan opts for a tour in Antarctica. Money is short, so she hires
on as medical officer aboard a Russian research vessel headed for
McMurdo Station. Primed for almost anything, she plays her paranormal
ability close to the vest.
Stationed on remote South Georgia Island for two years, Brynn McMichaels is eager for a change. When cultures of the single-celled organism, archaea, overgrow their bins in his lab and begin shifting into another form, he worries he’s losing his mind and talks with scientists at McMurdo, but they have problems of their own—bad ones. Brynn agrees to help. The weather’s too uncertain to send a plane, so he hitches a ride aboard Kayna’s ship and brings his mutant culture colonies along.
Attraction sparks, urgent, hot and powerful, between Brynn and Kayna, but her disclosure about her magic is a tough nut to crack. It doesn’t help that her dead father is stalking her. Lethal cultures, bizarre illness, and McMurdo’s refusal to let them land force Brynn and Kayna into an uneasy alliance. Will their fragile bond be enough to thwart the powers trying to destroy Earth, and them along with it?
Stationed on remote South Georgia Island for two years, Brynn McMichaels is eager for a change. When cultures of the single-celled organism, archaea, overgrow their bins in his lab and begin shifting into another form, he worries he’s losing his mind and talks with scientists at McMurdo, but they have problems of their own—bad ones. Brynn agrees to help. The weather’s too uncertain to send a plane, so he hitches a ride aboard Kayna’s ship and brings his mutant culture colonies along.
Attraction sparks, urgent, hot and powerful, between Brynn and Kayna, but her disclosure about her magic is a tough nut to crack. It doesn’t help that her dead father is stalking her. Lethal cultures, bizarre illness, and McMurdo’s refusal to let them land force Brynn and Kayna into an uneasy alliance. Will their fragile bond be enough to thwart the powers trying to destroy Earth, and them along with it?
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