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Title: Stellarnet Prince
Subtitle: The Stellarnet Series, Book 2
Author: J. L. Hilton
Narrator: Gayle Hendrix
Format: Unabridged
Length: 12 hrs and 5 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-12-12
Publisher: Carina Press
Ratings: 1 of 5 out of 2 votes
Genres: Romance, Fantasy
Publisher's Summary:
An otherworldly love. Human blogger Genny O'Riordan shares two alien lovers: Duin, a leader of the Uprising, and Belloc, the only surviving member of the reviled Glin royal family. Their relationship has inspired millions of followers - and incited vicious anti-alien attacks.
A planet at risk. A Stellarnet obsessed with all things alien brings kidnappers, sex traffickers and environmental exploitation to Glin. Without weapons or communications technology, the planet cannot be defended. Glin will be ravaged and raided until nothing remains.
A struggle for truth. On Earth, Duin discovers a secret that could spur another rebellion, while on Glin, Belloc's true identity could endanger their family and everything they've fought for. Have the Glin found true allies in humanity, or an even more deadly foe?
Members Reviews:
Time to escape this escapism
This sequel should be classified as sci-fi rather than SFR. It was very political in nature, highlighting the worst of humanity. Depressing. It also ends without resolution to the rebellion and this book was published in 2012.
Stellar Storyteller
J.L Hilton tells a good story with strong characters, a future universe full of scientific and technological developments that excite the imagination, political turmoil that reminds one of the struggles of the Irish people 2 centuries ago and yet is fresh and new and love stories that are clearly in the future but make this former hippie chuckle with glee. I loved this book and the sequel is even more exciting. I hope J.L.Hilton will continue to stir our brains and our hearts for many years to come.
Good Read
I love the characters and development of this series so far. Although, I wish we could have explored the possibilities of life on earth a little longer (it just feels like the aliens adjust too well and quickly to the situation/changes in their surrounding, philosophies, uncertain future to be realistic).
series is a favorite
The author really has a way of bringing your into her world. This seemed like a longer book , in a very good way.
I can really visualize how this could be our society in 60-100 years.
I love the blogger jargon. It makes it real and immediate
gutsy--popular fiction with real bite
I loved this story. It's what I call gutsy--popular fiction with real bite. The causes of conflict in this futuristic world are the same as those that caused all the horrors of human history--prejudice, greed and fear. Hilton's story shows us that no matter where in the universe we are and no matter how different the races involved, peace will never come to those motivated by those three passions.
Genny's love for the two Glin, Duin and Belloc is inspirational in its clarity. This is no angst-filled love triangle as we usually see such things written. There is no jealousy or having to choose between them. Instead, according to Glin customs, since they see no reason why one person can't love more than one other, we have a three way marriage, a sharing that makes our jealousies and narrow view of love look backward. I loved all three of the main characters, each strongly drawn and complex. Hax, head of technology at Asteria and J'ni's (Genny's) grandmother's sim are two other delightful characters.
Stellarnet Prince is world-building at its best.