Alien Pirate's Plunder

Fated Mates of the Xilan Warriors, Book 4

De: Ava Ross

Narrado por: Stephen Dexter, Felicity Munroe

Duración: 5 h y 32 m

Resumen del Editor

An alien pirate promises to give me a child. But what if he steals my heart?

Aliens are real and they’re eager to Slake. What’s Slaking, you ask? It seems Xilan males go into a voracious heat period every three years, and there aren’t enough females to fulfill the needs of these beastly aliens.

Enter me, and some other Earth females who are eager to have children. We travel to a space station, where we’re introduced to brawny alien males in dire need of Slaking. All systems are go until giant spider aliens overrun the station, determined to plant egg sacks within our bodies. No thanks. Me and a cocky alien space pirate, Brune, escape, but our shuttle is sucked into a wormhole and ejected into uncharted territory.

Is it my fault the people on this planet believe I’m a goddess? They say I’m their savior. And they assure me they won’t roast Brune over the fire pit for dinner.

Brune insists no one will eat him… He says we’ll escape and return to our world. He’ll satisfy his Slaking, and I’ll soon have a bundle of joy on the way.

Shiver me timbers, but Brune is sweet, hot, and too damn appealing. I'm beginning to think we're fated. As determined as I am to return to Earth, I’m not sure I can let my alien pirate go…

Alien Pirate’s Plunder is book four in the Fated Mates of the Xilan Warrior Series. This book has aliens who look and act alien, steamy romance, and a guaranteed happily ever after. This series is best when heard in order.

©2022 Ava Ross (P)2022 Podium Audio

A good series

I enjoyed this series and look forward to other ones by this author. This story was a sweet one. I’m sure I’m biased because this one has a pirate but overall it definitely made my heart smile.
Not too much conflict in this one, and the ‘fight’ scene was pretty anti climactic but I enjoyed the book still.

Crazy Fun!

What a fun n series, I enjoyed delving into the storyline and characters! The narration well spot on!

Through the wormhole!

The following ratings are out of 5:
Romance: ❤️💙💜💚
Steam: 🔥🔥🔥
Story/Plot: 📕📗📘📙
World building: 🌏🌍🌏🌍🌎
Character development: 😠☺️😋😍
Narration: 🎙🎙🎙🎙🎙
Narration Type: Dual Narration

The heroine: Sammy - She and her three best friends decided to go to the space station where human females meet with male Xilan warriors in order to get pregnant since the males of earth all became sterile from a virus. Luckily it was a free program since Sammy doesn’t make enough as a WalMart greeter to pay for artificial insemination.

The Hero: Brune - he is a space pirate and near to going into his slaking, which is like a male going into heat. It lasts a week, and they need to slake their lust during that time, over and over. Since the Xilan’s had been at war with the Yuris (spider aliens) for years and the majority of their women were decimated during the war. He became a pirate because there weren’t any other options for a male of his station.

The Story: This one differed from the first three books in that Sammy wasn’t yet matched to a Xilan male but was in the restroom when the Spider like race of aliens attacked the space port. She ran through the corridors of the space station to get away from the creatures and hid in a closet where she meets an alien crow named Kristoff. The guy that comes after his pet crow is obviously a pirate and he claims Sammy and takes her with him in one of the escape pods, which ends up flying into a wormhole.

I liked this adventure since the two main characters end up crashing onto a planet where the race of people, the Arasgar is waiting for a savior, and they immediately think that Sammy is that savior. Brune’s crow Kristoff was a funny addition to the story. Kristoff was angry at Brune for something that happened a while ago and wasn’t very nice to him, but seemed to love Sammy. This added quite a bit of comic relief to the story.

This book is told in dual points of view via dual narration and was narrated by Felicity Munroe and Stephen Dexter. Both of these narrators always do a great job and I enjoy both of their voices and their narration style. They did this entire series and I listened to all four books back-to-back.

Not bad

This book was pretty good; interesting storyline with some humor thrown in for good measure. Narrators did a great job.

Pregnancy gestation discrepancy, Otherwise liked it

I binge read this series. Everything was great except one small issue. They mentioned two DIFFERENT gestational time frames for these babies… I almost though I was reading the wrong series. I did enjoy the stories and the action scenes.