Alien Bride

The Alien Series, Book 2

By: Tracy Lauren

Narrated by: Noelle Bridges, Mason Lloyd

Alessandra Kennedy wakes up to a veritable hell, locked in a cage and held captive by aliens. But her greatest fear is of what lies beyond those cell doors. What horrors will the new life beyond her prison have to offer?

She imagined every worst-case scenario and all the horrible things that might await her, but never once did she imagine she would become an alien's bride. The strange new culture that takes her in certainly does things differently than humans. Will she be able to get through the time she shares with her alien husband (without arguing) for long enough to make it home? Or will she lose her heart somewhere along the way?

Kye Amara, the rich and cocky diplomat, has always had everything at his disposal: money, women, success. But when a neighboring government tries to impress him with a gift of five beautiful slaves, he finds himself drawn to one of them. Quickly, this human tears down everything Kye thought he knew about himself, challenging him in a way he has never experienced before.

Has Kye Amara finally met his match? And will he be able to prove he is man enough for his alien bride?

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Tracy Lauren (P)2019 Tantor

I don't think I can finish this.

This woman is having such a pity party for herself that she can't see ALL the good things the "Hero" is trying to do for her. Every time I think it's going to get better and they will settle into some kind of romantic routine, BAM she is right there shooting him down. I'm sorry but with a romance novel, if I am 20 somethings chapters in and there isn't really any action between the two main characters or whatever, I can't. I haven't ever not finished a book before but this one may be my first. The female character is too infuriating.

Alien bride

I really enjoyed the entire book. Interesting, entertaining, and a fun drama to watch unfold page by page.

Only Two

I really loved these two books from this series but I’d love to have more from this author.

Great hero

this story has a slow burn, but well done. Trauma is addressed the need to have an something that heals. helping to understand value and different cultures.

Hard to believe, so much attitude

This young lady was captured, held prisoner in a glass cage nude and then rescue. And the whole time she was friends with everyone but the one who saved her. It was that way through the whole book. I found myself skipping her dialogue ( that always rambled ) just to get past her unrealistic way she looked at only her husband. It was an exhausting read. But the narrators were great. This book get better one hour before it ended. So if you buy, try to wait until the end.