Alien Exile

Fated Mates of the Sea Sand Warlords, Book 5

By: Ursa Dax

Narrated by: Patrick Zeller, Aletha George

"I know that I may be frightening, my mate. But beneath all that makes me strange to you, my heart recognizes yours..."

Zoey

I've spent most of my time on this alien planet alone in the wrecked human ship. Now that I'm living with the other girls and the barbarian warriors at the Cliffs of Uruzai, I'm finding it hard to adjust. These Sea Sand guys are just so... alien.

They're nothing compared to the beast that comes stalking out of the shadows of the cliffs one night. He has a snout, claws, and a massive spiked tail. He's more monster than a man, and even worse than that, he claims he has a human mate. When his dark eyes settle on me, I know with a sinking feeling exactly who it is he's been looking for.

I want to stay as far away from this nine-foot-tall lizardman as I possibly can. When a mission across the sands throws us together, I find myself spending a lot more time with him than I'd bargained for. And I find myself starting to grow closer to him than I ever would have imagined.

As my feelings for him grow, so does my fear. Because this mission we're on? It could be the end of him. The end of both of us before we even begin.

Kor

I have traveled days upon days to find my soft, strange mate. Now that I have found her, she recoils from me. I am the in-between, the exile caught halfway between the sea and the sands, and the only one of my kind. I am aware that I am strange, but I never thought my own beautiful mate would regard me as a monster.

The Sea Sand men tell me my mate does not feel the mate bond for me. If I am to have her, I must somehow win her. Before I can figure out how to do that, we are forced into a journey to the Bitter Sea. The Sea Sand tribes need me to find my father's people, a race of beings I have never even seen.

Crossing the Bitter Sea is the most dangerous thing I've ever done. But it is in service of my mate so I will do it. And I will not hesitate.

I would do anything to keep her safe—even if that means tearing myself from her side forever.

©2021 Veronica Doran (P)2023 Podium Audio

Entertaining

This is my favorite of the series so far. It was a fast, engrossing read. Recommend reading prior books in the series before this one. Although not entirely necessary, Zoey has some character development in the previous book that helps add context to this one.

Alien Exile - Zoey and Kor

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I really enjoy the narration Patrick Zeller does. He is so expressive and brings all the emotions to life.

Zoey was one of them woman who was basically dumped onto this planet. However, unlike all the other women who were first taken by the SeaSand warrior clan, Zoey hid and stayed back at the crashed ship this whole time (books 1-4) She is new to the way of life and culture among the new people and it taking time for her to adjust. She is the engineer of the group.

Kor is the exile. He is part SeaSand and part BitterWaters clan. His mother and him have lived alone in the desert his whole life of fear of rejection from the clans. He is a mixed breed and considered a beast, monster, hideous. But he has a mate and wants more than anything to be accepted.

It was very interesting in the beginning and kind of sad. I just wanted to hug Kor so badly. I really enjoyed the story. I wish the whole series was on audio…. It’s so good.

Enjoyed

Loved the narrators they did a great job The story was ok did enjoy but the other stories were better found the lizard weird sorry.

Kohr is AMAZING

This has to be my favorite out of the series so far. However, it just ends. Now, I'm left hanging. I can't wait for the next one.

**"Alien Exile" by Ursa Dax: A Captivating Blend o

**"Alien Exile" by Ursa Dax: A Captivating Blend of Characters and World-Building**

"Alien Exile" by Ursa Dax is a testament to the author's remarkable skill in crafting characters that enchant and captivate readers. Dax's ability to make even the minor and 'villainous' characters, like the intriguing Fallo, endearing showcases her narrative finesse. The experience of falling in love with these diverse characters is a testament to the author's talent. The unfolding of Ursa Dax's intricately constructed world is a mesmerizing journey, a testament to her adeptness at world-building. The perfect fusion of romance, a well-crafted plot, and the immersive world she has created makes "Alien Exile" a compelling read for those seeking an enchanting blend of character-driven storytelling and richly developed settings.