It was nice to round out this series on a somewhat lighter installment

The main male character Sentorr was interesting, I liked his loner status and peculiarities, and somewhat obsessive/control tendencies for managing the ship and the Navigator duties. I felt that there was no tension or wondering if he would have a problem with Zoey being human, internally because he believes she is his mate already, and externally/meta because this is a romance book.

The element of 'we live far apart and each have careers and responsibilities, so how do we be together?' is a realistic problem that will need solving, I just didn't really care for it being The Angst and conflict of this book, I wanted our characters to just make a choice! Maybe have a little more dramatic 'love conquers all' attitude.

Also of course one of the other human women is pregnant. I feel like this author has such a hard-on for pregnancy and breeding

I thought it was interesting to have a main female character who was human but have been raised by these aliens, and therefore was worried that she was unattractive based on their standards.

I appreciated that Zoey's brothers cared so much about her, they had nice relationship time on page, but overall I found them to be irritating / I was not hooked on to their story lines

I agree with other reviewers who commented that this book was quite straightforward with few bells and whistles, and that maybe this made it feel boring / not memorable/ not well-rounded