When She's Ready

Risdaverse

By: Ruby Dixon

Narrated by: Jillian Macie, Mason Lloyd

To get amnesty on a remote farm planet, ex-con Tassar has to marry an alien–specifically, a strange looking creature called a ‘human’.

When he sees gorgeous, delicate Leilani, though, all of his plans change. He wants more than just a marriage of convenience. He wants her forever, but only when she’s ready.

Includes When She's Lonely, a Risdaverse novel:

Everyone says humans are safe on Risda III. Yeah, right. I was taken from Earth years ago and I’ve learned one thing—a flawed human is a dead human. So I keep my flaws to myself, and I focus on running my farm.

At least, I try to. But when I (accidentally) burn the barn down, one of the local officials shows up to help me put it out. And when Khex learns my secrets, he decides that he’ll keep them…

If I’ll go out on a date with him.

Oh, this is going to end badly.

©2019 Ruby Dixon (P)2022 Podium Audio

love it

Loved these Ruby Dixen books of course!
My only complaint is that the *ahem* size *ahem* described in When She's Lonely isn't sexy. Like, I get that size difference between the male and female characters is a common kink in her books, but the scene this time just sounded really painful. ick. Couldn't help a lot of sympathetic winces throughout what otherwise would have been a good scene. Just, wow. Did not sound pleasant.

Love love love!

I loved these books when I read them an love it even more when it came to life the voice actors are my absolute favorite Ruby really picks the best!! I can’t wait for more I already preorder the other books coming out next month!!

Short, Sweet, Talented Narration

When’s she lonely ended up being my favorite of the two. Khex is something of a frat Boy Scout eventually redeemed; affable, funny as heck, rather noble, and in the end just straight up hot. Tassar is besotted with Leilani from day one and pries a bit of fun out of her after some patient coaxing. I quite enjoyed both these narrators as well; Lloyd is clearly a pro and just so engaging to listen to, and while Macie may not have the polish that Lloyd does, she has a voice that gives the FMCs a youthful, endearing quality that makes them easier to like.

2 in 1 book.

1. When She’s Ready
2. When She’s Lonely

Both are both in the Risdaverse universe that Ruby Dixon has created, but they are not in order. When She’s Ready is the first novella in the series and When She’s Lonely is more like the eight book in the series. Although these books don’t need to be read in order to enjoy them. I love that Ruby has her heroines be from different races. Both books are great and full of sexy times. Narrators are both really good.

Great stories

I enjoyed both stories from this world created by Ruby Dixon. I look forward to listening and reading more stories in this series.

Ruby Mother Loving Dixon

Listen, Ruby Dixon at this point could write a book about an alien boy watching paint dry and I would listen twice. She wins. She is the best. If it’s a Ruby Dixon story it’s gonna be at minimum a 8/10 story but truly she’s a 11/10 writer. The VAs did amazing as always and I will be reading everything she writes. Even better if it’s audio.

Great stories

Great stories and wonderful performers. Can’t wait to hear the next one. Thanks to Ruby for the Risdaverse.

Loved it!

Two very sweet stories that I really enjoyed! Ruby Dixon never fails me! I have fallen in love with sweet seven foot tall blue guys and it is all Ruby’s fault!

The Perfect Quickie Read

I really enjoyed both stories in this novella. I loved hearing that one of the MFC was on the curvy side and the other had a disability. Both stories were very hot. I highly recommend.

Loved the story but the female narrator ruined it.

Loved the stories and Mason Lloyd is amazing. He makes me forget everything and draws me into the tale. However Jillian Macie just can’t. She has a narrow range of emotions and it makes it boring. But then you get to the sexy scenes and it turns cringe worthy when she is narrating. Her male voice is creepy and completely took me out of the story. Please don’t ruin Ruby’s books like that.