Posts labeled Science Fiction
Review - Human Omega: Married to the Barbarian Prince by Eileen Glass
My rating: 
Carter and the warriors have successfully taken the mining ship used by the insect invaders. They can’t leave it where it is or the insects will eventually break through their defenses. Carter isn’t a pilot, but he has to figure out how to move the ship and teach his friends how to work everything else. More importantly, Carter needs some place safe for him to have the baby he’s expecting.
Review - My Little Human by M.A. Innes
My rating:
Dane is a “little” in search of a dominant daddy to take care of him. He hasn’t been having much luck. At a munch for others with a similar kink, it’s all straight people. But then Dane is approached by Wright, one of the tentacled aliens that have come to earth. Wright is interested in the Daddy/little dynamic and has studied everything he can find about the human kink. The two make an excellent match, and yet the reality is a bit harder to make work.
Tags: Science Fiction D/s Erotica Tentacles
Review - Human Omega: Babied by His Guardian Mates by Eileen Glass
My rating:
Spoiler alert: This review of the third Pykh book may contain spoilers for the first two volumes. Carter may have finally solved his communication problem, but that leads to a whole new set of challenges, like explaining to his two mates that he can’t get pregnant and doesn’t need to be treated like a delicate princess. As if that wasn’t enough, the camp commander returns with a group of elite soldiers who will escort Carter to meet their leader.
Review - Hoverballerino by Beryll Brackhaus and Osiris Brackhaus
My rating:
Rene is back home on Floor, continuing his training to become a full-fledged agent of the Circle. Part of that training includes improving his social skills and to help with that, Rene takes a job in a tea shop where he can interact with regular people. It’s a big challenge for the young man, whose unique psionic ability made being around people difficult until he learned to shield his senses.
Review - When a Man Loves an Alien by Chloe Archer
My rating:
River and his alien fiance Kai have moved in together and are talking about marriage. First, though, they have to deal with the galaxy’s most feared and successful assassin, who has been hired to kill River. They’re going to need lots of luck to keep River alive, but it seems the young man has been blessed with an abundance of that. Will it be enough? This third book of the Tentacular Tales series is perhaps the funniest yet.
Tags: Science Fiction Humor Tentacles
Review - Their Alien by M.A. Innes
My rating:
Reid and Nolan have been boyfriends for a while, but their relationship has hit a bit of a rocky patch. Nolan is a submissive who desires a bit of pain, as well as a “little” who enjoys regressing. Reid’s past makes him wary of BDSM. He wants to give Nolan what he needs, but he doesn’t want to hurt him. When the pair meet one of the new aliens, Edward, things start to fall into place.
Tags: Science Fiction D/s Erotica Tentacles Menage
Review - The Alien Scientist by Eryn Ivers
My rating:
Garin was a soldier in the Human’s most elite military unit for many years. When he left the army, Garin went into private security and now guards Dominic Turner, the son of one of the most powerful families and a scientist who has developed some questionable weapons for the Humans. Now Dominic wants Garin to escort Sazahk, a Qesh scientist, into the “Dead Zone” to keep him safe while Sazahk investigates if the Dead Zone can be made habitable for a new alien species.
Tags: Science Fiction
Review - The Brightness Between Us by Eliot Shrefer
My rating:
It’s been 17 years since Kodiak and Ambrose landed on the planet they were sent to colonize. The planet was not the earthly paradise they were expecting. Few of the plants and animals they bought with them can grow well, and only two of the children whose embryos they grew have survived. There were so many deaths they stopping trying. Back on earth, 30,000 years earlier, the original Ambrose and Kodiak are dealing with the truth: There never was a rescue mission to Titan.
Tags: Science Fiction
Review - The Perfection of Peace by C.J. Dragon
My rating:
Much to his dismay, Jon in put in command of the joint Daranii and Earth fleet that is sent to confront the alien invaders who dealt Daran its first ever defeat. Jon will return to his old ship, the Excalibur, as captain, while Talin commands one of the Daranii ships. Once again, the two life mates face an uncomfortable separation. Will Jon’s unpredictable humanity win the day again, justifying the faith both races put in him?
Tags: Science Fiction
Review - Human Omega: Trapped in the Alien Jungle by Eileen Glass
My rating:
Carter is on the run with his two alien cage-mates through the jungles of the aliens’ planet after escaping from the insectoids that enslaved them. The two big feline-like aliens are more than friends to Carter, even though his attempts at communication continually fail to get anywhere. Their former masters pursue the trio relentlessly, leaving them little time to rest and eat. It takes a toll on them all, but especially Carter, whose human body is not designed for the climate.
Page 2 of 20