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Delaney might have done her job a little TOO well...and now her life has once again been turned upside down by aliens, this time by a deadly (and devastatingly handsome) alien prince in this explosive second installment of Chani Lynn Feener's The Xenith Trilogy.

Delaney has been kidnapped by aliens. Again. After only a month back on Earth with her hot new alien boyfriend Ruckus, the deadly and devastatingly handsome prince Trystan has dragged her right back to his planet.

While some girls may dream of winning a prince’s heart, Delaney just wishes this one would leave her alone. Instead, she finds herself at the center of both a tense political battle between two alien kingdoms and Trystan’s romantic attentions, both of which are absolutely ruining the life she’s built on Earth. Not to mention the fact that she’s about to be crowned queen of a planet she’s barely even visited. Just another day in the life of an ordinary human girl.

Readers won’t want to miss Between Frost and Fury, the compelling, fast-paced sequel to Chani Lynn Feener’s Amid Stars and Darkness.

I think Chani Lynn Feener's Amid Stars and Darkness was a book that fell under the radar last year, which is a shame because I really enjoyed reading it! It was fun and thrilling, a light sci-fi romance I read in one sitting, utterly addicted to the plot and characters. Delaney had to pretend to be an alien princess, all the while avoiding assassination attempts, falling for her bodyguard, and deceiving an alien prince. You see, doesn't that sound awesome? You really should read Amid Stars and Darkness.

And now I'm so excited the sequel, Between Frost and Fury, will be releasing in just a couple more months! I can't wait to find out what misadventures Delaney finds herself in next. The book's description sounds soooo good! And I'm not so secretly hoping there will be some romantic developments between her and Trystan. Sorry, Ruckus.