Vaant

The Galaxos Crew, Book 1

De: Layla Nash, Juno Wells

Narrado por: Rachel Music

Isla Lennox is the best interpreter aboard the Alliance ship Argo - if the captain would ever give her a chance to do her job. When he finally does, Isla's big break turns into chaos and panic as she and all the female crew members are traded to an alien ship in exchange for the Argo's safe passage. The giant Xaravian warriors are intimidating, covered in scales, and...way too attractive. Isla and her friends won't surrender quietly, but it seems like the Xaravians are looking forward to that kind of fight.

The moment Vaant sees the beautiful, sassy interpreter, he knows he can't leave her in danger. She thinks he's a pirate and a dangerous rebel - and that he bought her and her friends. Vaant must prove his honorable intentions, even as her flashing eyes and curvy figure drives him mad with desire. He'll even endanger his ship and go to the edge of the universe to keep her safe.

When her former captain frames Vaant for destroying an innocent ship and murdering another crew, Isla must face that the Alliance she served so proudly is not what it seems. Starting a new life as a rebel with Vaant sounds more and more appealing, but first they'll have to fight through half the Alliance fleet, escape a crumbling space station, and find love among the stars.

©2017 Layla Nash (P)2021 Layla Nash

Pretty descent

Study was good, A little over the top with emphasis on kick-ass females; more obnoxious than anything else, especially with large highly experienced males. All in all I like it enough to continue listening. Rachel’s vice is a bit soft, monotone, and flat; she is not the greatest narrator for male voice, not dominant or masculine enough; her voice is put me to sleep soothing.

Excellent!

Lots of action and adventure with the saucy bits we all love. The FL was strong and I appreciated that she wasn't a whiner. I hate it when the FL makes you sorry to be a woman. The book kept me engaged the whole time and I can't wait to read the next one.

Just what I was looking for! Great FMC

I've been looking for an alien romance with a competent but not overpowered main character and this series is it! Isla is a highly intelligent, highly competent, but not superpowered. She reads like a Starfleet Officer and a realistic, full woman, not just a type.

Vaant is honorable and appreciates her intelligence. It was easy to root for the romance.

This has a plot outside the romance. There's plenty of action and adventure. I liked it enough to get the next one.

Loved the narration. Her voice is soft and melodic, and she tells a story rather than just reading the words on the page.

Great listen

I really enjoy this book! It had action, deception, and adventure all things that make for a great read.

A great ride!

I really enjoyed this book. It has everything. The steamy parts are excellent, there's a healthy amount of story development and resolution, and the open ending is a perfect setup for more. As well, the females are well-rounded. Often times femininity in these romance novels is portrayed as damsels in distress, incapable of... well... almost anything. The ensemble of women in this book are smart, strong--yet vulnerable, and overall likable. I had no difficulty accepting how the males could be attracted to them. It wasn't some lazy, biological attraction that gives no further explanation. The authors put in the time to make the pairs truly and legitimately compatible. It paid off.

Narration was good. I would have liked a dual narration on this book though.

A hidden jewel!

I've read a lot, some might even say a recklessly excessive amount, of SciFi romance. I usually end up throwing the book across the room (or in the case of audiobooks, hitting the "stop" button) around the 3rd chapter, when it becomes too sickeningly formulaic to continue. After a truly exhaustive search of the genre, this woefully under appreciated and genuinely well-written series stands out as the only one where women are truly loved, valued and respected, rather than reading like super r*pey breeder p0rn for the Tradwife set. I own the whole series and regularly listen to them one by one, whenever I'm in the mood for a little space raunch that celebrates mouthy, resourceful bada$$ ladies and the hulking warrior aliens who bed them.

To Ms. Nash and Ms Wells - I'd like more, please. As soon as possible.

Vaant by Layla Nash and Juno Wells

This is the first book in The Galaxos Crew series, a science fiction romance novel by Layla Nash and Juno Wells. It tells the story of Isla Lennox, a skilled interpreter,
She is traded to a Xaravian ship along with other female crew members. When she meets Vaant, the Xaravian captain, it is discovered that he is immediately attracted to her, The story tells of their relationship amidst a conflict with political powers and those in charge of keeping peace and order in space. It’s really just kind of a lackluster story and seems to go from interesting to downhill and predictable. Definitely the science part of antimatter and such needs to have been fact checked.

really great!

really excellent story, well constructed world and narration that brings the characters to life! excited to listen to the rest of the series!

Can't stop playing.

I love the story line and mixing romance with adventure. Looking forward to the next in the series. This story has a happy ending witch I love. Thanks

Truly Enjoyed This Book

This story was much better than I anticipated. It is a pretty good balance between action and romance. I enjoyed all the characters and the banter between them. It was actually really nice to have the women all be real, competent people doing their jobs and trying to survive. It is still fiction so there are some unbelievable moments, but I think it all works out to be a wonderful story.