Alien Warlord's Claim

Fated Mates of the Xaathian Barbarians, Book 1

By: Presley Hall

Narrated by: Blair Thatcher, C.J. Grey

Savage. Brutal. Possessive.

This alien barbarian will stop at nothing to make me his.

When I caught my fiancé cheating on me with my best friend right before our wedding, I thought my day couldn’t get any worse.

I was wrong. It got a lot worse. Like, alien abduction worse.

Now I’m being held captive by a tribe of fierce alien warriors with striped skin, piercings, and horns. But when the leader of an opposing tribe comes to their village for peace talks one day, he takes one look at me and everything changes.

He throws me over his shoulder and steals me away from my captors, claiming me for his own.

I should be afraid of him. He’s even more massive and muscled than any of the other aliens I’ve seen so far, and I can’t understand a single word he says.

But when he sets me on his furs and gazes down at me like he wants to devour me….

Some part of me wants to let him.

Alien Warlord’s Claim is a full-length standalone sci-fi romance featuring a fiercely protective alien warrior and the human woman he’d risk everything for.

If you like sexy aliens, sweeping adventure, and steamy romance, you’ll love this series. No cheating, no cliffhanger, and a happily ever after guaranteed!

Note: Each book in the series can be listened to as a standalone, but for maximum enjoyment, it’s recommended that the series be listened to in order.

©2023 Presley Hall (P)2023 Presley Hall

Loved it - I listened in one evening.

What I loved about this book is the length and how the hero went to great lengths to keep his fated mate. Its fiction so anything goes as far as the imagination will allow and I was all for it. Its really amazing how the author's mind conceptualized these themes and made them into a great book.

Ok

Enjoyed listening to this book; it was pretty much like other books in this genre, nothing different or unique about it. Narrators did a good job with characters. Not sure if I will continue the series since it is so much like other books in the genre.

Harax and Nicole (Alien Warlords Claim)

If you like a lot of spice with a dose of story and plot, this is the perfect sci-fi romance for that. I love all types of scifi romance (slow burn and Instalove) but every other chapter is spice. I’m not complaining, but I would like a tiny bit more story and plot.

The story starts with our FMC Nicole who is about to marry her fiancee Sebastian. Getting pre wedding jitters so goes to find her soon to be husband to help calm her nerves. But what she finds crushes her. Her fiance and her best friend in each others arms moments before they are to be wed. Nicole takes off and jumps in a cab to get far away from them all. She finds herself on a hill at park sitting under the night sky. She starts to notice the stars are very bright and one in particular is edging closer and closer and the next thing she knows, she’s on a different planet.

Harax is a leader for another tribe. He is at the Uleki tribe to be the husband in an arranged marriage to bring peace between the tribes, but when he first lays eyes on Nicole, everything changes. “Mate, mine, soul bound” run through his brain and the next thing he knows, he throws her over his shoulder and escapes.

From here we go on a journey to get a translator chip, special drug mushroom and some spicy scenes in the grass. I definitely enjoy this series. Onto reread book 2

Alien Warlord’s Claim by Presley Hall (book 1 of the Fated Mates of the Xaathian Barbarians)

Book 1 of the Fated Mates of the Xaathian Barbarians was an interesting and entertaining story about a captured human female enslaved by non-human aliens. Then taken by another tribe of Alien males and suddenly kidnapped from that tribe by a single alien male from another tribe. If you like this kind of story, then you will probably enjoy this book.

Cavemen in Outer Space

It feels as if I'm reading fanfic straight out of a teenage boys cliché fantasy land. I'm on chapter eight and trying to give it more time to make sense but it's doubtful at this point. Ignoring all the wildly unrealistic reactions to an unusual situation, the info dumps, and the language barrier only mattering when it's convenient, the caveman alien angle is turning out to be as predictable as any other caveman story on Earth. The writing could've used a little help from an editor to smooth out the repetitive use of words and choppy sentences. I have several questions about the plot which I hope are answered soon, however I don't believe I'm going to finish this one.

Nah

It was the same as other books nothing special lots of sex no good story. Sorry for the review love the author, but not a good story heard it before.