![Dovis (The Vorge Crew Book 2) by [Dohner, Laurann]](https://images-fe.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51fxKA-OtML._SY346_.jpg)
I so enjoyed the first story in this series, however the construct of the story with Cathian being in heat meant we didn’t get to see too much of the crew whereas this story not only gives a fantastic romance between Dovis and Mari but we also got to see more of the supporting characters and I loved it! This crew is one that I’m sure I’ll hold close to my heart and I can’t wait for more and as for this book…..
Mari was a great character, as a slave that only recently gets her freedom to work on the Vorge so she is adjusting to the world around her and her new found freedom which I found really adorable. Dovis however is a character who is more about anger and as the security officer on the Vorge he has plenty of opportunities to display this anger (hence why they need a new mechanic). As the story progresses however and we get more of an insight into Dovis and his past I just loved him and wanted to hug him! These two are perfect for each other and I so enjoyed their interactions and them coming together finally and Dovis opening up to his friends on the Vorge.
Product Description
Sold into slavery as a child, Mari was raised on a vessel repair station, growing up to become a highly prized engineer. So she’s surprised when her owner not only grants her freedom, but finds her a paying job aboard The Vorge. Mari’s determined to impress her new captain and crewmates. It’s the only way she’ll remain free, safe from the hands of other slavers. But there seems no impressing Dovis, the ship’s head of security. He’s huge, hairy, scary, and seems to hate humans.
Dovis finds humans weak and annoying at the best of times. They don’t need another one aboard The Vorge. Especially a female who works hard enough to make everyone else look lazy. He wants Mari gone—until he meets her. The tiny human is sweet, shy, timid…beautiful. Now Dovis really wants her gone. He isn’t happy about his attraction to a human. Especially when he can’t be certain Mari’s desire for him is from the heart…or an accident of his own making.
Dovis finds humans weak and annoying at the best of times. They don’t need another one aboard The Vorge. Especially a female who works hard enough to make everyone else look lazy. He wants Mari gone—until he meets her. The tiny human is sweet, shy, timid…beautiful. Now Dovis really wants her gone. He isn’t happy about his attraction to a human. Especially when he can’t be certain Mari’s desire for him is from the heart…or an accident of his own making.
