Posts labeled Science Fiction
Review - Gilded Cage of the Tentacle Elite by Kit Luxe
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The Galactic Alliance arrived on Earth with promises to make everything better, and they did, for some. Theo lives on the streets, outside the system. He eats food he finds discarded in dumpsters and sleeps in alleys well out of sight from the main streets. That’s to avoid the “sweepers” that round up homeless people. There are all sorts of stories about what happens to the humans collected by the alliance sweepers.
Review - Diplomatic Liability by Rebecca Cohen
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Devlin is settling in on board the Chroalian ship Endeavor as Earth’s first ambassador. His boyfriend, Zal is in the cabin next door, but the two have to be discreet. If people knew of their prior relationship, it might undermine Devlin’s position. Their plan is to make it appear that the relationship started after Devlin came on board. Unfortunately, that means Devlin has to run a gauntlet of younger Chroalian crewmembers competing to bed the new human.
Tags: Science Fiction
Review - Emissary Prince by C.J. Dragon
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River and Eris are back together again after a fight over Eris’ attitude, but River still can’t accept the limitations that being Eris’ consort would place on him. To everyone’s surprise, it’s the king that comes up with the perfect solution: make River a prince, a near-equal to Eris. It’s an elegant solution that removes the barriers to the two being together in every way possible. The one problem it creates comes from a surprising quarter.
Tags: Science Fiction
Review - Your Mate by M.A. Innes
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Evan is an exhibitionist, and at 21, he is at his sexual peak, so he’s following his dream and trying to break into the porn business. He applied to a studio where the current major star is one of the tentacled aliens that arrived on Earth recently. Evan has seen what those multiple appendages can do, and where they can go, and wants to experience that himself. When Evan arrives for his interview and meets the alien Aristotle, the sparks definitely fly.
Review - Ministry of Alien Relations by Rebecca Cohen
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Devlin works for the Ministry of Alien Relations in London, a secret government office that deals with aliens from other planets. Devlin manages a team that looks after the settlement of refugees from other planets. It’s not very glamorous, but it’s less dangerous than being out in the field chasing down illegal beings from other planets. There’s a high-profile embassy from the Chroalian system visiting Earth. Normally, Devlin wouldn’t be involved in such things, but it’s the summer holidays and the ministry is short-staffed, so they’ve asked Devlin to look after the ambassador’s son, Zal.
Tags: Science Fiction UK Setting
Review - The Envoy by C.J. Dragon
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The new settlement for human refugees on Drakonis is ready, so River and Prince Eris travel to Earth to collect them. The refugees include River’s best friend Ben in addition to hundreds of others that have fallen out of favor with the Guardians. Getting the 700 humans settled in their new home is just one of the challenges for River. The Guardian he is now beholden to, Sebastian, sends River on dangerous missions to hostile planets.
Tags: Science Fiction
Review - Never Rest by Marshall Thornton
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After battling leukemia for five years, nineteen-year-old Jake is ready to give up the fight. He’s out of treatment options, and his body is failing fast. His mother isn’t quite ready to give up, though. She signs Jake up for a new experimental treatment at a clinic in the middle of nowhere, Michigan. Jake is too weak to argue and is sure he's near the end by the time they arrive.
Tags: Science Fiction Paranormal
Review - River by C.J. Dragon
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Earth was a dying planet when the Guardians arrived and took over. They ended all wars. Polluting industries and the billionaires who perpetuated them were eliminated. Everyone has a guaranteed basic income and the freedom to pursue their interests. But the Guardians permit no dissent. Those who do speak out tend to disappear. River works in the diplomatic service for the Guardians, dealing with other aliens who come to Earth.
Tags: Science Fiction
Review - Too Hot to Handle by Ruby Jones
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In a future when androids are sentient individuals, no longer the property of humans, someone is introducing a virus that essentially forces an infected android to sexually service a human or die. Police detective Carter is forced to team up with a former android partner, Evan, to investigate the problem. Carter never liked the idea of an android doing his job, but he has to admit Evan is very good at it.
Tags: Novella Science Fiction
Review - His Theo by M.A. Innes
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Theo is completely on board with the idea of an alien dominant. All those tentacles have so many possibilities. But Theo is trying not to get his hopes up. The human Doms he has dated thought Theo was too much work, with his scatterbrained thinking. The assurances of his best friend Nicholas, who has an alien dominant, aren’t doing much to keep Theo from worrying. When one of the aliens, Jerker, introduces himself, Theo is overwhelmed.
Tags: Science Fiction D/s Erotica Tentacles
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