Galaxy Playmates: Diamond

Diamond is on her way home to the planet Werten after her recent Galaxy Playmates tour ended. She’s looking forward to relaxing with her family and just being home for a bit. Unfortunately, she’s feeling the need for a man after breaking up with her recent boyfriend. Going it alone just doesn’t work for her. After scouring the ship, she discovers the sexy man she had noticed earlier. Audacious and sassy, Diamond isn’t afraid to go after what she wants, and she wants the mystery man…for the time being. After some mutual pleasuring though, she discovers to her chagrin that while she didn’t recognize the man, he recognized her. Diamond is shocked to learn that the man is none other than her childhood nemesis, Liam Ferguson, the man who teased her, threw mud in her face, and in general made a nuisance of himself.

As soon as Diamond is back on Werten, she vows to avoid Liam. That’s easier said than done however and she can’t ignore his presence, especially given the fact he lives next door. One encounter leads to another, but then, Diamond learns something shocking about Liam. Will she stay and claim him despite her surprise or will she leave Werten?

Galaxy Playmates: Diamond is the erotic story of the neighborhood tormentor finally making good. How good you may ask… sizzling! Diamond and Liam enjoy a delicious game of cat and mouse, a sensual exploration of each other as adults, and not the young children they once were. Liam wants more however and as the story goes on Diamond has to figure out if she is ready to make a commitment to more than her career. Despite the short length of the story, Diamond does grow as a character. She’s still a bit wild and wanton, but there is a definite maturity in her decisions at the end. This impressive growth can only be attributed to wonderful author Michelle M. Pillow, who has never once let this reader down. Her plots are always fun and a bit heart wrenching, her characters always shine, and there is always lots of steamy sexcapades. Galaxy Playmates: Diamond is no different. This is a small gem of a story that will thrill you from start to finish.

Reviewed by: Sarah W