Alpha Trine

By: Lexi Ander

Narrated by: Michael Stellman

The sole survivor on a science vessel adrift in deep space, Zeus was adopted by the Emperor and Empress of the Mar'Sani, though he is both human and blind, and seen by most as unfit to join the royal family. Though they were able to repair his vision, Zeus does not trust his eyes and the nobles of his parents' court refuse to ever trust a frail human.

Dargon Kal-Turak, along with his symbiote and lover Alpha, command one of the most dangerous ships in the stars. Narrowly escaping a trap, they dock in a space port to make repairs, but find that the Psonics hunting them are closing in fast. In desperation they kidnap the port master mechanic, unaware that the man they've brought on board is more than he seems, and will bring far more upheaval to their ship, their lives, and the stars than any of them could have imagined.

©2013 Lexi Ander (P)2015 Less Than Three Press, LLC

Interesting start of new series, may become epic

Zeus was Mar’Sani. It didn’t matter that he was a rescued blind human. Emperor Valdor and Empress Ashari raised him with their other children. He loved his parents and siblings, Mestor, Azaes and sister Shaneva. Zeus adores his adopted family, never doubting he belongs to them. And they felt the same way.

Dargon and his symbiote Alpha both know Zeus is their mate. As they start to navigate the hella complicated relationship, Zeus begins to realize just who and what he is.

This is a complicated book. Confusing at times even for a SciFi geek. Full of vivid alien species to rival those in the cineplex. Backstory was starting to fill in when this book ended so I’m glad I can dive into the second book right away. I will say it was head to table when I got the meaning of “Alpha Trine”

Just what I was looking for!

I listened at work, in the car, while walking the dog... could not put it down, and happy to find out there are more in the series. The only difficult part was the audio quality. It was often difficult to hear clearly, which is essential with a sci-fi book with all of its detailed descriptions and alien names. Any background noise overwhelmed the faint audio of this book. Maybe I can listen to it again but I'm excited to see what book two has to tell.

Absolutely amazing

Lexi Ander is hands down one of, if not my favorite authors.
Her world building is well, out of this world! I always find myself totally immersed inside her story, living the tale.
With this one, we find ourselves once again in a new world, but with real-world issues. A brother that doesn't quite fit in and wants to prove himself. A family that loves unconditional. Finding true love. And of course, having the save the universe.
The narration was perfect. I wish I could find more by this narrator.

Good

I enjoy this enough to listen to it multiple times. I like the different creatures and can follow them fine. The biggest criticism of others is the multiple and varied characters. That is fine for me. My problem is that the narrator is a bit stilted. I'm not sure if it's his reading or the lack of contractions in the text itself. The thing is that it would be natural that aliens wouldn't follow our casual diction and rules. Regardless, it does detract from what is otherwise a highly entertaining and a little bit weird tale.

meah

it was ok... I'm gonna listen to the next book to hope it gets better I don't have very high hopes