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Save:'The Last Hour of Gann' by R. Lee Smith is a lengthy science fiction novel set in a post-apocalyptic world with elements of romance and redemption. The story follows a group of survivors, including the practical and determined Amber, who crash-land on an alien planet and must navigate a new society led by the lizardman Meoraq. The book delves into themes of survival, clash of cultures, and the complexities of relationships amidst graphic scenes of violence and sexual content.
The eviction notice was hanging on the door when they got back from the hospital. The time stamp said 1:27 am, six minutes after Mary Shelley Bierce’s official time of death, an hour and twenty-eight ... - #2
Save:"Ice Planet Barbarians" by Ruby Dixon follows the story of Georgie, an abducted human, and Vektal, the Chief of the Not Hoth tribe. As Georgie navigates a new world with alien beings, she forms a bond with Vektal despite initial challenges due to their language barrier and cultural differences. The plot delves into themes of fated mates, alien romance, and the struggles of survival and adaptation in a harsh environment. The writing style is described as engaging, humorous, and emotionally impactful, with a mix of romance, sci-fi elements, and realistic dialogue that adds depth to the characters and their interactions.
Up until yesterday I, Georgie Carruthers, never believed in aliens. Oh, sure, there were all kinds of possibilities out there in the universe, but if someone would have told me that little green men w... - #3
Save:'Strange Love' by Ann Aguirre is a unique alien romance that follows the story of Zylar, an alien who kidnaps a human named Beryl to be his mate in a tournament on his planet. The plot is filled with humor, adventure, and romance, with a touch of weird alien sex. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of quirky characters, misunderstandings in communication, and a talking dog that adds to the charm of the story.
He’d had doubts about signing up for the matching service, but he couldn’t resist the prospect of millions of potential partners across hundreds of compatible species. It was humiliating that he’d bee... - #4
Save:Homebound by Lydia Hope is a science fiction romance set on a dystopian Earth. The story follows Gemma, a prison guard at a human and alien prison, who forms a deep connection with an alien prisoner named Simon. The book explores their evolving relationship, the challenges they face in a corrupt and harsh environment, and the mysterious world they inhabit. Despite some flaws in writing style and world-building, the plot captivates readers with its strong characters and unique setting.
Back then, no taxpayer money had been spared on the prison’s construction. Copious amounts of reinforced concrete had been poured in a precise fashion to resemble a medieval castle, and the resulting ... - #5
Save:'Choosing Theo' by Victoria Aveline is a sci-fi romance novel set in a world where human females are captured by aliens and have to participate in a ceremony to choose a temporary husband. The story follows Jade, a strong and brave protagonist who gets kidnapped by aliens and is rescued by the Clecanians, an alien race. As she navigates the new planet's culture and customs, she must choose a husband, leading to a relationship with Theo, a scarred hero with a mysterious past. The book explores themes of alien cultures, forced proximity, and the dynamics of relationships in a matriarchal society.
The writing style of 'Choosing Theo' is described as engaging and creative, with a mix of humor and tension. Readers praised the world-building and the author's ability to create a captivating story that keeps the reader entertained. The book delves into themes of alien romance, societal norms, and the complexities of relationships in a unique and imaginative setting.
It had never been easy for Jade to sleep. She envied people who were able to lay down and drift away to dreamland in a matter of minutes. Whenever she tried to sleep, her fatigued body was at odds wit... - #6
Save:'Ruth's Bonded' by V.C. Lancaster is an alien romance novel that explores the relationship between Ruth, a human, and Gron, an alien from a matriarchal society. The story revolves around the challenges they face due to the language barrier and cultural differences, as they navigate being captives together and developing a deep bond despite their inability to communicate effectively. The plot includes elements of survival, miscommunication, and the exploration of a unique alien society, creating a slow-burn romance that is both sweet and unconventional.
Ruth hit the floor with a bang. Judging by how quickly the floor had risen up to meet her now aching shoulder, she’d fallen a little less than a storey. The pain wasn’t sharp enough for a break, but s... - #7
Save:Cottonwood by R. Lee Smith is a sci-fi novel that delves into the world of aliens who are stranded on Earth, particularly focusing on the immigration camp of Cottonwood. The story follows Sanford, an alien bug and former soldier, who is struggling to ensure the safety and well-being of his son T'aki in a disheartening environment. The book explores themes of racism, gender identity, and sexism, while also showcasing the rich character development and intricate relationships between the human caseworker, Sarah, and the alien residents of Cottonwood.
The writing style in Cottonwood is described as phenomenal, with exceptional world-building and characterizations. The author skillfully weaves together a narrative that not only presents heavy topics like racism and exploitation but also highlights the resilience, compassion, and hope that emerge in the face of adversity. The book is praised for its originality, natural character quirks, and the way it immerses readers into a complex and thought-provoking story.
It was almost seven o’clock on a Wednesday morning, which found Sarah Fowler sitting at the kitchen table, drinking coffee and reading the help-wanted ads and singing under her breath in no particular... - #8
Save:Heart's Prisoner by Olivia Riley is an alien romance novel that follows the story of Lana, an open-minded doctor hired to understand Xerus, a powerful alien warrior on a dangerous mission. The book is praised for its well-thought-out plot, interesting characters, and action-packed scenes. The relationship between Lana and Xerus is portrayed as realistic and engaging, with a slow burn romance that keeps readers hooked until the end.
The bar was like any other in the city. On Tanis, base L3Z, home to hundreds of military recruits, and just as many students, the city was filled with them. Lana had lived on the base for a solid four... - #9
Save:"Chosen" by Stacy Jones is a science fiction romance featuring an alien abduction story with a harem-type romance element. The protagonist, Lily, is abducted by alien beings and finds herself on a different planet where she meets and forms bonds with multiple alien suitors. The story revolves around Lily's experiences adapting to her new environment, her interactions with the alien males, and the dynamics of their relationships. is praised for its imaginative world-building, unique alien species, and the development of endearing characters within a matriarchal alien society.
It was dim, night spilling in from the curtainless windows, with only the flickering light from the television casting eerie shadows on the walls. Over the low murmur of voices from the rerun, she hea... - #10
Save:In the book 'Venomous' from the 'Alien Warrior' series by Penelope Fletcher, readers are taken on a journey filled with dark themes, deep-seated issues, and rich world-building. The story follows Lumen, a character who goes through horrific experiences, and Venomous, a brave and alpha alien who captures the hearts of readers. The book delves into cultural heritage, bigotry, and racism towards offworlders, all while striking a balance between darker themes and humor. The writing style is described as having a spiritual quality, with every word appreciated by readers who felt physically transported to another realm.
The scent reminded me of hot days at the beach, lazing on sand dunes as warm breezes tugged my hair, and the underlying muskiness to the bouquet made me realise the snaking tunnel we haunted smelt as ...
