
Who Would Like This Book:
If you’re a sucker for steamy, action-packed alien romances with a dash of humor and strong world-building, you’ll find plenty to love with this entry in the Warriors of the Lathar series! Rynn is a swoony (and at times cluelessly adorable) alien assassin, and the fish-out-of-water moments, especially involving Earth customs, are laugh-out-loud funny. Fans of Mina Carter and those who enjoy feisty heroines, powerful alien heroes, and a blend of romance and sci-fi drama will appreciate the lively start and recurring appearances from favorite characters in the series.
Who May Not Like This Book:
Some readers may be frustrated by the uneven pacing and the way key side characters and subplots seem to fizzle out or get pushed aside partway through. If you’re looking for strong continuity or a heroine who keeps her fire throughout, you might be disappointed by Jac’s sudden shift in personality and the lack of resolution around other characters. Romance fans who aren’t into series where each book tees up the next may also want more closure than they’ll get here.
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'Adored by the Alien Assassin' in the series 'Warriors of the Lathar' by Mina Carter revolves around the character Rynn, known as the Emperor's Shadow, who is sent to Earth to retrieve Jessica's twin sister, Lizzie. However, during this mission, he ends up taking Jacqueline (Jac), Lizzie's nurse, along with him. The plot takes unexpected turns as Rynn and Jac navigate their complex relationship while dealing with aliens, misunderstandings, and personal struggles. combines elements of romance, sci-fi, and humor, creating a story filled with action, emotion, and steamy encounters.
The writing style of Mina Carter in 'Adored by the Alien Assassin' is praised for its ability to create well-defined characters like Rynn and Jac, who are relatable yet unique. The interactions between the characters are depicted as ranging from sweet to funny to intense, keeping the readers engaged throughout the book. The plot is described as intriguing, with unexpected twists and turns that add depth to the narrative, making it an enjoyable and entertaining read for fans of the series.
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Sensitive Topics/Content Warnings
There are medium content warnings, including themes of violence and potential emotional distress related to family and survival.
Has Romance?
Yes, there is a high level of romance present in the book, with significant focus on the relationship between Rynn and Jac.
From The Publisher:
She's a nurse, not a spaceship pilot. And why are aliens so damned hot? Nurse Jac's life is boring. It certainly doesn't include aliens, unless they're on TV. But then the shit hits the fan and she finds herself on an alien ship with her charge frozen into a giant blue ice cube.What's a girl to do? Kiss the hot alien, then knock him out of course. The problem is, she can't drive a car, never mind fly an alien spaceship. Which is a problem when hostile aliens board the ship… Go to earth. Find a woman. Bring her back. Simple. Rynn is an assassin. Normally. Now it seems he's a delivery boy. Sent to earth to retrieve a sick female, he's anticipating an easy trip. If he spends a little time getting to know the local culture… well, that's just a perk of the job. Right?Human females are fascinating, especially Jac, the sick female's nurse. He'd thought the warriors who'd fallen for humans had defective genes. But Jac is something else. Tiny. Delicate. Beautiful. HIS. When an attack puts them in danger, he escapes earth with not one, but two human females in his care. What could possibly go wrong? Apparently… everything.
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