Her Alien Angel

Monster Bites, Book 3

De: Michele Mills

Narrado por: Patrick Zeller, Beth Roeg

A winged satanic-looking male left his baby on my doorstep.

Why he chose to leave his adorable infant on the porch of a total stranger, and the only human female on Salo for miles, I’ll never know. Babies are completely foreign to me. But I do my best to feed and care for her as if she were my own.

Whispered footsteps and the faint brush of feathers from something muscular and possessive silently enters my home. And then one day I fully see him—the baby’s father. My breath catches in my throat as this devil—slash—angel wraps his white wings around me.

At night my fingers map every inch of his hot-blooded, red-skinned body, and each morning I watch as he flies off on yet another “mission”.

Why did this magnificent Hyrrokin male leave his baby with me? And what will I do when he eventually leaves and takes his daughter with him?

©2022 Michele Mills (P)2022 Michele Mills

Isak and Evie

So sweet! Plus baby harrakin with wings!! How could they get any cuter! Isak has a sketchy past in a lab and is out for revenge. Who would think he'd find his mate so soon after escaping with his daughter.

The flying man!

I absolutely love this book. it was written absolutely well! the baby with wings and hear daddy are awesome! thank you!

Dialogue Issues

The only problem I found was that dialogue sometimes seemed out of order. Example: Isak mentions his brother to Evie multiple times and sh acknowledges by saying he's lucky to have a brother, but then in the same scene, she expresses surprise over it as if it's the first she's heard of it.

It's a nice story

Much more entertaining than the other stories with a HEA and something to look forward to

Another Cute Story

This story made me laugh; it is so cute and innocent. Just listening to Patrick’s narration makes me laugh. Too bad this is the last in series for the moment. This was an interesting storyline in such a short timeframe . After listening to a book that lasted 31 hours, the length of this book was refreshing. Both narrators did a great job.