In the three previous three books, time passes and it makes sense that the couples fall for each other during that time. With this book, days pass before Tenn is declaring that he is in love with her and the first moment that she is able to, she says she's in love with him too. The two of them going on a month-long trip to visit one of the cowboys and his bride is mentioned but the author didn't actually have them take the entire trip before the end of the book. This one still holds the same silly fun vibes as the first three and it did have cameos from all of the couples, so I didn't completely hate it and still gave it 3 stars. I do plan on continuing on in the series and checking more from the author. 

Synopsis:

A rough and tumble alien warden, a curvy human woman who refuses to be cowed, and the temptation that turns both their worlds upside down...I've worked so hard to establish the human-Zabrian mail-order bride program. I think I've done a pretty good job, too. Until a bombshell gets

The ranching outpost planet I've sent the human brides to is a penal colony. Their new alien husbands?

Convicted murderers.

In a panic, I rush to Zabria Prinar One to ensure the safety of the three brides. There, I come face-to-face with the arrogant (and astoundingly hot) alien warden. Warden Tenn is the most infuriatingly cocky adversary I ever could have imagined. He's a brash, swaggering male who seems to delight in bending rules...

And breaking down my walls.

He offers to take me into the neighbouring province to meet the other unmarried men. It's an attempt to persuade me to allow the bride program to continue. I don't trust him one bit as our rustic road trip gets underway.

Especially since his eyes grow white and hungry when he looks at me.

Especially since his voice softens to warm smoke when he speaks to me.

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