Vox by Nancey Cummings [Review]

Vox (Warriors of Sangrin #4) by Nancey Cummings
Format: ebook
Source: purchased

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Date read: April 24, 2020

Warriors of Sangrin
1. Paax
2. Kalen
3. Mylomon
4. Vox - Paperback | Kindle
5. Warlord's Baby
6. Seeran
7. Rohn
8. Jaxar

Nancey Cummings
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Synopsis (Goodreads):

Carrie's day went from bad to worse.
An engineer, she designed and built bleeding edge combat starships, the kind that kept Earth safe from alien invasion. Focused on her work, she lost her fiancé and her job on the same day. Oh, and her mother told her to get surgery to fix the junk in her trunk.
No thank you.
She volunteered to be matched to a Mahdfel warrior. Being in space with the warrior aliens was the only way to pursue her research. Face to face with her muscular new husband, their instant chemistry took her breath away. Falling into bed was easy but falling in love? And what were they going to do now that she was pregnant?
Vox was good for a laugh but was he daddy material?

Vox had dreamed of a mate for years.
He studied Earth cultural and courtship rituals.He even learned to eat strange Earth food, waiting for the day his mate arrived.
From the moment the curvy human woman stepped onto his ship, he knew she was everything he’d craved and their sizzling attraction can't be denied. Smart, determined and too serious, he vows to bring a smile to his mate’s face. And when she says he doesn’t take anything seriously? He’ll show her exactly how serious he is to protect her and the baby growing inside her.

Thoughts on Vox: Vox, devil-may-care friend of Daisy and Meridian and all around good guy, gets his turn to find his special lady friend and, well, Vox is a fun guy who throws himself all in to everything he does. As you can imagine, he doesn't cut corners when it comes to wooing his genetic match. Which isn't to say he doesn't make a few mistakes (because they all do!), but he's sexy and attentive and pretty darn enamored of Carrie.

As for Carrie, the realization that her (now-ex) fiance is a dud and her job was never taken seriously by her family has her setting out for the unknown. The stars align by putting her on the ship her prototype is being tested and pairing her with the pilot whose voice she's fantasized over. Things get a little sticky when she starts to realize the issues she's been having with the prototype aren't the regular run of the mill bugs that need to be worked out.

Sexy times, military-minded aliens trying to socialize, and a smidge of betrayal from an unlikely place. Good stuff.