My Human Pet

De: Olympia Black

Narrado por: Amber Lee Connors, James Ford

I was abducted by the alien puppy pound.

Thrown into a cage and sold as a galactic pet. An alien captain has made me his beloved pet. Things have happened that I can’t live with. Things too terrible to mention here....

©2020 Olympia Black (P)2020 Olympia Black

Alien

My Human Pet by Olympia Black is a great alien romance. Amber Lee Connors and James Ford did an excellent job with the narration. My Human Pet is the first book in Whisper from the Imperial Cage. The story is entertaining, interesting, enjoyable, engaging, and more. The end is bad but another than at it’s good. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. Highly recommend.

So stubborn

Listen all in one session! Finaly alien abduction trope with FMC not crying like a baby. Both FMC and MMC could be annoyingly stubborn and you want to yell at them you won't be able to stop reading.
And the twist at the end, omg!

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

brutal

this was brutal to listen to. about halfway through I wanted to return it. the gut twisting things that happened and the way the story unfolds I couldn't stop myself from finishing it and I'm so glad I did . communication is key in any relationship and sadly the lack of humanity in some of the other humans hits hard. in hard times most of us would band together is the hope but sadly not the reality. as demonstrated. it was a good story.

Ailen Abduction Romance

My Human Pet by Olympia Black is an alien abduction romance that I listened to on audio narrated by Amber Lee Connors and James Ford.

This is Olympia’s debut novel and she knocked it out of the park. I loved the relationship between Seb and Ensley. I look forward to reading more of Olympia’s work in the future.

Amber and James did an amazing job on the narration. They really brought the story to life.

A note from the author “This is a science fiction novel with intimate scenes some listeners may find uncomfortable.”

What a read or listen

This story drags you in and doesn't let go we meet the Lovely and intelligent Ensley artfully brought to life by the talented and beautiful Amber Lee Conners her performance as Ensley is outstanding she definitely is my favorite narrator now to find more from Olivia Black

ending sucks

it was a really decent story until the end. how was it possible? what happened? ffs you just dumped me off in a field like an unwanted cat

He called her pet. She made him question it all.

He called her a pet. She made him question everything.

Ensley’s just another girl in New York until the day she’s abducted and sold to an alien commander. Stripped of her freedom, language, and control, she has to survive in a galaxy that sees her as less than human. What starts as captivity becomes something far more complicated. For her, and for the man who thought he owned her.

Captain Seb believes she's a rare, exotic pet with no will of her own. But she's not what he expects. Ensley pushes back with wit, stubbornness, and raw emotion, blurring the lines between pet and master. Their bond shifts through tension, defiance, and desire until neither of them can see the world the same way.

As their connection grows, so do the risks. When trust, love, and control collide, both have to face what they want, what they fear, and what they’re willing to lose. Nothing about this was ever simple.

Ensley grows from a scared, angry captive into a woman who knows her worth and fights for it. Seb, disciplined and proud, begins to see the cracks in everything he was taught. Together, they build something messy, intense, and real, rooted in survival, trust, and slow-burning change.

A dark, steamy, and emotionally intense sci-fi romance, My Human Pet blends forbidden love, captor-captive tension, and forced proximity with themes of power, identity, consent, and resilience. It’s about reclaiming control, forging connection across impossible divides, and what it means to choose someone when everything says you shouldn’t.

Audio: Narrators Amber Lee Connors and James Ford deliver layered, emotional performances that elevate things. Amber brings heart and strength to Ensley, while James gives Seb the perfect mix of control and inner conflict. Their voices ground the story and make the journey unforgettable.

emotional without melodrama

This story is not for anyone sensitive to sexual triggers, but it’s actually more emotional than one long sexual megaromp. It’s more 1 part extra sex done fairly clean; 4 parts sexual tease; and maybe 3 parts Very Emotional. Having said that, I’m surprised at the level of emotion expressed with minimum details, melodrama or hyperbole.
This is an alien abduction story where the human woman is purchased as a pet but without a BDSM type slant. When Ensley awakes to find herself caged on an alien ship, she chooses the path of cooperation to protect her life.
Captain Seb has wanted a Human pet for some time and finally has the time and funds to collect one from the Dulus. As an Imperial Captain, Seb is in space for long periods and expects a pet will break up the monotony for himself and his staff. According to the experts, he’ll have to train the excesses and uncontrollable impulses out of his pet. As a bonus, he can breed her as their biology is so similar. Too bad Humans aren’t quite sentient and can barely remember two days ago. But interesting how the experts seem to have so much wrong and how the Imperial Race is looking to add to their gene pool.

The only really off note for me: I was a bit disturbed by Ensley calling her baby “It” when he was first born and when he was taken away. That doesn’t work for me if she loves him so much, which extend from her feelings for Seb.
Conners and Ford do a decent job of narration.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Seb's Human Pet Ensley

I don’t know what I expected, but initially I did not care for this book but I kept listening and it got much better. Ensley was abducted by aliens right off the street. When she awakens, she is in a cell with other women. She acts like a real b!tch almost immediately (citing that she is from New York City). It is not long before she gets into a physical fight with them. Strange looking aliens come in to buy them but she is sold to her new master, Seb, who takes her to his ship. Seb is a more human looking alien with gray skin and she will be his human pet. Seb’s people have had human pets for years. Some parts were kind of funny when Seb talked about putting her in her “little” bed and her “little” shoes, although this book is anything but a comedy. Seb even has women come to his room for sex, right in front of Ensley. Of course, he never promised her anything. He even shares her with the men on his ship. Eventually they grow a bit closer in that area and have a child together. Because Ensley is a pet, she cannot keep her child. Interesting developments happen after her outburst at losing her child. This book is not romantic. Seb can be rather heartless at times. I did not care for the ending as it seemed rather abrupt. I would love to know what happens next after the pets/humans are released. Two years later, when Seb visits her on earth with their son, do they stay? Do they take her back with them?

Amber Lee Connors and James Ford both did a very good job with the narration. I received this free copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

made the time fly

bought and listend though this book with short work related breaks over 8,5hours ish.
Amber Lee Connors did amazing work conwaying emotion in her preformance in this audio book. and i hope she will keep on doing exelent work on other books too.
feel like this book should have an erotiva/explicit tag too(exhibisionist/Humiliation(and other bdsm elements)) i am gratefull i was working alone this day, it got pretty exiting at times.
minor persived flaws imo, where not too much of a fan of the first part before the "becomes a pet" part. feels like the wrighter left/ignored the whole human pack mentality and "us vs them" survival instinct to force story along. there are also several time skips that i felt wheren't explained all to well what happened (so short i missed the 1-2 sentences that explains the few months, could have been given some more attention) bigest flaw imo is that there seamed to be zero non verbal communication attempts unless my unfocused mind totaly missed it (and when it was trained/punished out of her) its multiple instances(major spoilers if i mention them all) where logic seams tossed aside and sadly it brings the book down somewhat for me but over all i enjoyed it