Alpha Breeds (Dystopian MF Omegaverse Sci-fi Romance)

Alpha Horde, Book 1

By: Milana Jacks

Narrated by: Ava Lucas, Aaron Shedlock

"She fell through the space gate and landed on another world. He won't send her back...."

At the frat party I see a bright light and find myself sitting on a bed with a huge monster looming over me. I'm terrified and, at the same time, there's something about those black eyes, that scent, that purrr that makes me come alive.

Horde life is simple. When I find an Omega during a raid, I should deliver her to the compound. If I don't, I'll lose my life, the lives of my horde alphas, and I'll start a full-scale rebellion.

And yet, I can't part from her. This one belongs to me.

Science fiction alien captive romance with Mf Omegaverse flavor. No cliffhanger. No cheating. Barbaric unapologetic alpha male who loves hard. Let me entertain you!

©2018 Milana Jacks (P)2019 Milana Jacks

Yeah Alpha Lovin

OMG thats his real name and he has the nerve to say it in the 3rd person like he's doing an Alpha Lovin OG rap song. AHHHHH, I love this one immensely. Not only are the narrators perfection, but it blew through my expectations. When I saw it was 4 hours, I wanted to skip it, but I'm so happy I didn't. I only wish there were others on audible. Aaron Shedlock has the best hella sexy voice, my god. This is a defiant re-read and one of my to fave paranormal romances.

more story content

Very steamy, just needs more story content. Narrators are great, just the female doing the alpha voice was not all that. Could have just had the male narrator do the alpha parts.

Loved it.

great story line good narration like how the translator would change some word meanings like the name Lovin change ed to My Love.

Love it..♡

I rarely leave reviews , but this time i just had to.
I must say that i absolutely loved the story .. even if it was not long listen i was hooked from the beginning. i recommend you listen to it..
Looking forward to reading more from this series and this Author...

I love Loven and Kingsley!

I don't know what happened between this book and Hunger, but something changed dramatically. I read Hunger before this one and hated everything about the characters.The rampant sexism on Earth where these aliens ruled made me livid. Don't get me wrong, there's some sexism here too but it was much different in nature. I'll first say that I get that this species is all caveman-like, but Loven was happy to work for her affection. He wasn't so stuck in his own ways as Hunger and went to long lengths to make her feel comfortable and happy as well as to understand her better. Not only that, but Kingsley didn't put up with his crap! She knew when to tell him off and while he could've been a jerk about it, he wasn't. I loved that about her, that she was both strong and soft. She didn't have a steady career and plans so when she went with the flow, it was believable and not offensive that she was okay with dropping her life like it was nothing because it kind of was nothing. Her personality matched that course of action. Let me say that when I listened to Hunger, I was so pissed by the end that I was done with he whole series after just the first book. I hadn't realized when I bought this one that it all happened in the same universe but it quickly started to sound very familiar. I almost stopped just because I realized that after listening to Hunger and getting so angry about how the characters acted, but I'm SO glad I gave it a chance. Loven wasn't just interested in Kingsley for her womb, he cared for her as a person. He looked out for her and protected her, yes, but he also put her needs ahead of his own many times. He wanted to stay in an unsafe place so she could swim like she loves to do and while he had some difficulty understanding that she had a brain in her head, he came around at least to an acceptable extent. I was so happy, so so happy, to find that this book was so much more enjoyable than Hunger. I highly recommend this one instead of the other. Both books were funny, but this one had its own brand of clever humor that I really enjoyed. Give this one a shot, I found it to be worth it.