An older story but very entertaining. Shon and Tarik both have agendas, but will the twining of their lives make it easier or more difficult to prove innocence? Will the government finally hunt these dangerous criminals down or will the concealed enemies come to light?

Certainly a uniquely written sci-fi romance. Overall I liked the plot and the main characters. There were a few minor things but thing which took away from the story.

Rebel hijacks a top-model spaceship and thinks he’s gotten away with it, but finds a hot reporter he’d failed to notice on his initial sweep. So of course they fight both each other and the obvious instant attraction. There’s a little more plot to it, but it’s mostly about them and their failure to communicate. . . like every other story in this genre.
Is it wrong that I wanted the booty-bot to join them? Funny how she wants to use the bot more than him.
There’s some stuff I liked, but just as much that I thought could have been done better. It came out pretty standard, as though the author was playing it safe. And except for the sexbot, this could have easily taken place in a non-science-fiction setting.

This is a fast-paced read with plenty of drama and suspense. Shon and Tarik have steamy chemistry and the story is entertaining. I liked it.