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jje121579's review
5.0
Loved the characters and this new “world”
After reading the Divinity Warriors this “Plane” is a bit of culture shock, but very intriguing. At first the story is a bit sad. When Sebastjan comes into Ariella’s life it gets much better. I was impressed with the world building and loved going back to the Staria plane. The sexy times were smoking and the falling in love story heartwarming.
After reading the Divinity Warriors this “Plane” is a bit of culture shock, but very intriguing. At first the story is a bit sad. When Sebastjan comes into Ariella’s life it gets much better. I was impressed with the world building and loved going back to the Staria plane. The sexy times were smoking and the falling in love story heartwarming.
nikkisbooknook's review
4.0
First Divinity Healers book.
Ariella was sent to the medical plane by her influential father for treatment. But when disaster strikes her home world she is left in the care of the Medical Supreme. He wants her firmly under his control and injects her with an illness which confines her to his home!!! When he decides the time has come he blackmails his son to come home and springs a nasty surprise on both Ariella and Sebastjan!
Sebastjan, may be the Medical Supremes son but he is nothing like his father. He stays as far away as possible from his political shenanigans. He was not the subservient pawn required by his father.Blackmailed into coming home he is stunned when his father tells him that to continue getting funding for his project he has to marry...Ariella. He is angry at his father and assumes that Ariella is like every other cloying woman who wants to marry a wealthy doctor.
But when they realise that are equally under the Supremes duplicitous thumb and they soon learn that together they are stronger!!!
Great new branch to the Divinity Series!!! Nice to see characters from Divinity Warriors being mentioned and makes it feel like a natural progression from the original books rather than a brand new series.
Sebastjan has baggage of his own and Linnea is stronger than she knows. The Medical Supreme is just the kind of bad guy to make your blood boil! Fab story!
Ariella was sent to the medical plane by her influential father for treatment. But when disaster strikes her home world she is left in the care of the Medical Supreme. He wants her firmly under his control and injects her with an illness which confines her to his home!!! When he decides the time has come he blackmails his son to come home and springs a nasty surprise on both Ariella and Sebastjan!
Sebastjan, may be the Medical Supremes son but he is nothing like his father. He stays as far away as possible from his political shenanigans. He was not the subservient pawn required by his father.Blackmailed into coming home he is stunned when his father tells him that to continue getting funding for his project he has to marry...Ariella. He is angry at his father and assumes that Ariella is like every other cloying woman who wants to marry a wealthy doctor.
But when they realise that are equally under the Supremes duplicitous thumb and they soon learn that together they are stronger!!!
Great new branch to the Divinity Series!!! Nice to see characters from Divinity Warriors being mentioned and makes it feel like a natural progression from the original books rather than a brand new series.
Sebastjan has baggage of his own and Linnea is stronger than she knows. The Medical Supreme is just the kind of bad guy to make your blood boil! Fab story!
tasigmund's review
4.0
Ariella is being held prisoner by Medical Supreme Walter. Supreme Walter injected Ariella with a deadly disease. If Ariella doesn't do what Supreme Walter he threatens to take her cure away from her. Supreme Walter is making his son, Sebastian Walter, marry Ariella. The two main characters are likeable, I really liked Ariella, she seems so sweet and of course innocent. Supreme Walter makes you wanna slap him silly. There's a few steamy parts but the getting to know you part is sweet. I'll be continuing on with this series, I'm sure it'll be good, all of the books by this author is. I recommend this book.
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