Kahm

Mail Order Brides Alien Mate Romance

De: T.J. Quinn

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Intergalactic Mail Order Bride Agency offers young women escape from war ravaged Earth if they will marry an alien sight unseen. Selena finally accepts her only chance of survival for her and her family remains in that offer and she agrees to become a maid order bride. After a long journey, she finally arrived to Sumirion, the planet where her new husband awaits for her. He is nothing like what she had expected, but she can’t help feeling immediately attracted by him. The passion between them was immediate and powerful and all seemed to go better than her wildest dreams when a woman from his past showed up to stir things up. Would their passion be enough to keep them together?

A Bride Kahn

This story is about a Human female bride program. The program allows females to leave a devastated earth and find a mate and new life on another planet.

Cute, sweet but not core clenching

This story was cute and sweet. I did enjoy listening to it while doing some house work. There was not much suspense or tension. The dramatic parts were less than dramatic and the steamy parts were mild. It’s not a waste of time but not something I would listen to again but may listen to other books that come along. The virtual voice did not bother me at all it was just like if I were reading it in my head bc in my head everyone has my voice 🤷🏻‍♀️. My only complaint which is a stupid one but while I’m here is the picture was sooooo off and I really wish the cover would represent the characters in the book but other than that It’s a nice story.

Has a bit of everything...

Decent listen. My biggest issue was that there were a lot of grammatical errors... I can deal with a few. But there were missing words and wrong words ... Basically it makes me think that it is either translated from another language OR the author didn't have anyone looking over her work for errors. I will listen to more from the author.

The cover does NOT do this book justice

The guy on the cover doesn't even remotely resemble the alien described in the story. He's a black human male, while the character barely resembles a human. Outside of being humanoid, there isn't much else that's similar. The woman looks black, not Latina as the FMC is.
The characters are incredibly well-described and really well developed. From the planetary situation on Earth all the way to the new world. It was a great storyline, even with the cliche ex. The situation resulting from her was way better than the vast majority of that trope. It's just so involved and really gives you a lot of suspense as you hang on, desperate to see if everything's going work out. The end is a great reward for everything leading up to it.