Janus Is A Two-Faced Moon

Science Fiction Romance, Reissued, New Cover!BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE. In the year 2458, injured ballerina Blade Sinclair agrees to participate in the Galactic Olympic Games. Unfortunately, she's on the wrong team; an alien team. If Blade doesn't win a gold medal, her family will die. If Blade does win, the Sarthox will destroy Earth. What's a girl to do??LOVE HURTS. Security chief Christopher Bainbridge has had his share of traitorous females.
At the Lunar Olympic Games, he finds himself mixed up with another one. But Blade doesn't seem like a typical traitor, and against his own inclinations, he falls in love with her. How can he help her escape from the Sarthox and save the solar system at the same time?4 oe Stars! I originally decided to read this book as it dealt with subject matter that is near and dear to my heart - dancing - although after many previous disappointing experiences with this same subject matter I wasn't sure what to expect.
I had found being someone knowledgeable of dancing terminology and techniques made me a bit more critical of many author's descriptions. I was NOT disappointed with this book, in more ways than one. I must say that Susanne Marie Knight is definitely an author to watch. I greatly enjoyed this book and found it to be a page-turner that kept me on the edge of my seat until the last page. The dancing aside, I found the tale of intrigue and suspense situated in a distant future, grabbed me and held on.
The love story was great, and I loved that Chris and Blade had a hard time staying away from each other, even when they both felt it would be best. I got a definite kick out of Blade's "ah-ha" moment when she is finally able to find a way to win the day, and the eventual way she is able to do so. We get our "Yay!" moment in the end, and that's a definite must-have for me when it comes to a love story.
All in all, a very satisfying ending. So, I would definitely recommend this book if you are looking for a love story with a bit of intrigue and suspense thrown in to keep it interesting. It was a fun read, and I enjoyed it right up to the end.-- Long and Short ReviewsThe romance in JANUS IS A TWO-FACED MOON is an interesting, fun story. The love that grows between Blade and Chris is fraught with peril.
You can empathize with the characters and their dilemmas, even the non-human ones. The aliens are unique and believable. It was interesting to read about the moon city, Tychotown, and the expectations for a new Olympic Games... if you love futuristic romances for their out-of-this-world love stories, you will enjoy this book. JANUS IS A TWO-FACED MOON is a sequel to JANUS IS A TWO-HEADED GOD, and while a few of the characters carry over from the previous book, it need not have been read to enjoy JANUS IS A TWO-FACED MOON.--Romance Reviews TodayMs.
Knight has developed a very imaginative and creative science fiction romance. It is exciting to watch Chris and Blade being forced to play a game of cat and mouse as they try to keep their sexual desire a secret. The use of many different beings and their cultures adds depth to the storyline. Science fiction lovers will be glad to read this book.--Coffee Time Romance