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Original Title:	Bio Rescue (Bio Rescue #1)
ISBN:	0451460081 (ISBN13: 9780451460080)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Bio Rescue #1

Bio Rescue (Bio Rescue #1)

S.L. Viehl

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 416 pages

Rating: 3.69 | 579 Users | 26 Reviews

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Title	:	Bio Rescue (Bio Rescue #1)
Author	:	S.L. Viehl
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 416 pages
Published	:	August 2nd 2005 by Penguin Group USA Inc (first published August 2nd 2004)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Fiction. Romance. Fantasy

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It was an enjoyable, quick read except for the idiotic romance. Viehl writes great aliens. She points out potential cultural differences from humans in a way that feels objective and interesting. And she's a good story teller. But she has serious issues when it comes to love and respect. The guy in this book manipulates, blackmails and controls the female, outside of the boundaries of their society and certainly ours. It is not fun. I can tolerate it in the context of a sci-fi novel with romance as a small part of the story. And because I was curious to see what she had to write about what happened on K2 after the character Cherijo from the Stardoc series left, as well as the backstory than Shon presented from that series. I did enjoy seeing the connection between Ana and Dr. Meyer, brief and underdeveloped as it was. But I certainly will never, ever read one of her romance novels.

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I loved this book until the end. That lost a full star and almost more.This is a convoluted story with a wonderful heroine, great world and a dash of romance. It really didn't deserve such an ending. If you are writing sci fi, stick with it. Adding supernatural, unexplained events is a cheap shot, IMHO.

Bookworm Speaks!Bio Rescue by S. L. Viehl*****The Story: From Booklist: A military crew running planetary patrols rescues a ship of refugee lupine land-dwellers called the Skartesh. The refugees seem more than that, though, for there is evidence that their ship carried an explosive rigged to blow up if they landed. The rescue scotched that. The commander of the rescuers, Dair Mu T'resa, belongs to a basically aquatic race that disdains rescues, but she is basically altruistic. Dair tries to be

As always, an enjoyable read. Though I did not find this book as engaging a read as any of the Stardoc series or Blade Dancer. I think this protagonist did not capture me as others have, and the love relationship felt very familiar as a reader of the Stardoc books. Still, the author's pacing is indisputably excellent, and her command of action, tension and drama make her one of my perpetual favorites.

Not quite as good as the sequel, Afterburn, which I read first. Would have been four stars if there were fewer improbable plot twists and if the romantic relationships made any sense at all. By the second book the plot had smoothed out to plausibility and the relationships were less rocky. Rocky's an understatement: both romances in this book depict the sort of males only romance novels can get away with portraying as attractive in any way - brutish, difficult, insensitive, and unpleasant, but

Also see Lynn Viehl, Gena Hale, Jessica Hall and Rebecca Kelly.

I was surprised that I enjoyed this book so much, I mean, porpoise-like aliens modified so they could work on land or sea? But again, the characterizations and relationships are what carry this novel and that is what needs to be done well for me to fully enjoy a book.

Oh, the species! Having read several of Viehl's early StarDoc novels, I knew that I would likely find a plethora of interesting beings populating the pages of this book. What I didn't pick up on just by reading the back jacket of the book was that this book was taking place inside the same universe as the Stardoc series. What a pleasant surprise! Unlike Cherijo Grey, the Stardoc herself, Dair is a military pilot tasked with protecting and monitoring the vast space around her home planet, K-2.