Knight of a Trillion Stars

Matrix of Destiny, Book 1

De: Dara Joy

Narrado por: Rebecca Cook

Fired from her job and exhausted from her miserable commute, the last thing Deana Jones needs when she gets home is to find an alien in her living room. But how else to explain the man who claims he is from beyond the stars? He says his name is Lorgin and that she is part of his celestial destiny. Deana thinks his reasoning is ridiculous, and she knows he's making an error of cosmic proportions. But his touch is electric, and Deana starts to wonder if maybe their passion isn't written in the stars....

©1995 Dara Joy (P)2011 Books In Motion

Great Story!

This is a fresh, funny and cute story. Deanna is a sweet but slightly naive person . Good characters, adventure, romance and sex.

A Bit Sloppy, but not Hopelessly Bad

If this book was a movie, it would be a B movie. There were holes in the plot that stretched believability, even for sci-fi fantasy. The heroine seems amazingly obtuse at times. She ignores the obvious. The hero isn't a great communicator, but that's nothing new in romance novels of any kind. The villain isn't developed at all, which disappoints me since a good villain can make or break a book, and if I don't despise him or her, their eventual defeat can seem anticlimactic. Having said all that, like any B movie, if you can suspend belief, force yourself not to think too hard and just go along with the flow, it can make for a reasonably enjoyable way to pass the time. The book isn't bogged down by sex, which is a plus. The sex scenes are explicit (so if that offends, steer clear) and they are reasonably well done. The narrator wasn't spectacular, but she did a fairly good job. I wasn't terribly disappointed, but I don't know if I will bother with the other books if they come out on audio. Perhaps if I can get them on sale.....

I still Love this book

What did you love best about Knight of a Trillion Stars?

This book is filled with humor, adventure and mysticism. I loved it when I first read it back in maybe 2001 or so but listening to it really had me laughing out loud (which I also did when i read it all those years ago).

What was one of the most memorable moments of Knight of a Trillion Stars?

Most memorable moment was the death of the microwave! So many others but just to witness a handsome man in full battle stance to take down a microwave....I think I would have peed myself laughing had I been the main character.

Which scene was your favorite?

Every thing about this story is my favorite scene!

Any additional comments?

Dara Joy really has a magnificent way of captivating her audience but the narrator Rebeeca Cook really brought the book to life using different voices for different characters. Between the two parties...this book came to life!

Don't judge it by the cover!

I decided to try this book although the cover discouraged me. Much to my surprise I loved it. Has it got some dorky science fiction names, yes, but if you can look past a little dorkiness then it is a wonderful find! The sex scenes are great and the story lots of fun. Overall I really enjoyed it!

It was ok

Is there anything you would change about this book?

Love scenes could have been better. The plot was ok but the beginning of the story was very strange and so unrealistic that you just had to laugh. I really can not imagine anyone putting themselves in that predicament. The author has a sense of humor but the plot was not believable in the beginning.

Would you recommend Knight of a Trillion Stars to your friends? Why or why not?

I would recommend this book mainly because the author had a sense of humor and she kept you laughing when you think that a book like this should not. The comedy saved this for me.

Have you listened to any of Rebecca Cook’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

This was my first Rebecca Cook book but I have listened to more sense then and I like her performance a lot. I loved the fact that she did not take away from the book but she actually enhanced the book by far.

Do you think Knight of a Trillion Stars needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

This book has a follow up book with Rejar and I absolutely love it.

Any additional comments?

Very funny!! Narrator enhances book. Nice flow.

so so

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

I enjoy Dara Joys books becuase of humor and the rich charaters. yes the men are all over the top perfect gods whose only flaw is being too manley,,, but hey, its a romance novel so - grain of sale. To be honest i skim the sex scenes at best but enjoy the fluffy fun story. My main complaint with the audio version of this book is how WHINEY the voice the narrater spoke for Deanna was,,, she just whiiiines every blasted sentance and i keep hearing mispronouced words - didn't anyone think to stop the woman and re-record words she messed up? I appricate her attempt at doing different voices for the charaters,,, but i fail to be impressed. if her even funnier high energy and high intensity novels go audio i'm sure i'll get them, even if its the same actress, becuase i love listening to something light while i sculpt.

Still waiting for Traed's Story.

We need it, its been so long.

This is one of my favorite stories ever, I loved the bits of comedy.

unique charters & steamy love scenes

What made the experience of listening to Knight of a Trillion Stars the most enjoyable?

Learning about the many different charters and there talents plus a girl always appreciates a good love scene

What did you like best about this story?

The fresh approach Dara Joy took with her story telling and yes the steamy love scenes

What about Rebecca Cook’s performance did you like?

solid performance

Bravo

Loved having this fun story read to me, after having read it for myself years ago. I would change but one thing to make it better by adding a male narrator for the male characters. it is a fun read and listen! Rebecca did a fantastic job narrating a beloved story.

Knight of a Trillion Stars

This book was very intertaining. Very cleverly written. I can't wait to read the next book to see if it rates as high.