Caught Between Two Blue Aliens

An In the Stars Scifi Alien Romance

De: Celia Kyle, Michele Mills, Amber O'Rouarke

It was just supposed to be a job—a well-paying job, but just a job. And it is… until it isn’t and suddenly Jenna’s facing two blue aliens who want her to leave Earth behind… forever. Da fuq was in that wine?

Jenna is working her butt off at three different jobs in order to provide for her younger siblings. And tonight’s high-profile catering gig (hazard pay bay-bee!) at Drokten Main is going to give her not only dollahz, but also the perfect opportunity to check out the shirtless blue alien heroes who saved Earth from near destruction. Whoo Hoo!

At the party, she overhears a crazy plot to destroy the Drokten and kick them off the planet. Holy crap! And the next thing she knows she’s standing in front of the Commander of the entire Drokten fleet, as well as the Drokten Ambassador, trying to warn them both of the eminent threat to their safety. And just like that they want her on their battleship and in their bed. Both of them. Together.

W…what? Uh…no? Yes? NO. No matter how hot they are, the answer is no. Right?

Being an alien booty call—no matter how hot the males are—isn’t on Jenna’s to do list. Plus, she can’t leave her siblings behind! But darn it, these guys should be in sales, because they’re so freaking persuasive. And every time they hold her in their possessive embrace, pressed between their hard bodies…well, her heart goes pitter-patter and her body lights on fire.

How is a girl supposed to say no? But, on the other hand, how can she say yes when the lives of her brother and sister are at stake?

©2022 Celia Kyle and Michele Mills (P)2023 Bryant Street Publishing

Good story, rough narration

I liked this story, the writing was good but the robot voice that the narrator does for the aliens is hard to listen to

Good listen

I very much enjoyed this audible. I read this book long ago and wanted to listen to it. it was good to experience this book as an audible. I didn't really like the narrator very much, wish they had a female and male narrator since there were 2 males in this book. the narrator made things sound like a robot was reading to you, but it was tolerable. but overall great listen.

Fluff and predictable

2.5 Stars

So, Caught Between Two Aliens was like grabbing a bag of popcorn for a movie you’ve already seen but still enjoy because it doesn’t ask too much of you. It’s simple, fluffy, and predictable—exactly what you’d expect from the title.

The plot? Well, it’s there! Girl meets alien. Then another alien. There’s some tension, a love triangle that’s more like a love wiggle, and a resolution you can see coming from page five. It’s not groundbreaking, but it doesn’t have to be. It’s easy to follow, like floating on autopilot through space.

The characters are fun but not deep. The aliens have their quirks (because, duh, they’re aliens), and the heroine is relatable enough to keep you turning pages. It’s one of those books you read when you want your brain to take a break and just coast for a bit.

If you’re in the mood for something light and don’t mind knowing how it ends before it even begins, this one’s for you. Perfect for a lazy afternoon or when you’re procrastinating doing literally anything else.

Give that woman a lozenge!

The stilted AI reading contrasts awkwardly with the female performer. The plot was good but listening to it disappointing. Male voices would have rounded the aliens’ characters and made the experience enjoyable.