A ship is found deep in the ice and only one of the Hara bloodline can open it: Harry. Along with him is the Alvian scribe, Roshin, to record the historic event. Waiting is the Alvian officer Cormac, who though emotionless as almost all his race, he is immediately attracted to and protective of the scribe.

All three face dilemmas of their own...Harry can keep his dreams or fulfill his destiny and find more than he ever imagined. Roshin can follow her heart: a heart she knows she has because she too had been fostered by humans. Cormac must deal with the fact that the woman who would be his Resonance Mate will also belong to a human. What none of them can imagine is the change that will face all their peoples when Harry opens the doorway to that ship.

HARRY'S SACRIFICE is a captivating look into the world of aliens and humans. I will admit though I have read almost everything else by author Bianca D'Arc, this is the first of the Resonance Mate books. I found it fascinating, a very believable look into the "what if..." and "are we alone" questions most of us have. Harry does come off a little wishy-washy but in an understandable way. He had a dream for his life and the reality takes him by surprise, so it takes awhile to face the fact that what he has with Ro and Cormac is good and right for them. I really enjoyed the way Hara Prime (he was in the ship...and you will have to read the book to know more) came back and kicked butt in such a politically-correct way that had the councilors scrambling to no avail. There wasn't a lot of time for the mates to get together, but Ms. D'Arc always finds time for a good bit of well written and steamy sex. HARRY'S SACRIFICE is a great story and now...I'll have to go back and catch up on the other books of the Resonance Mates series.

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