Iroth: Kirenai Fated Mates

Intergalactic Dating Agency, Book 3

De: Tamsin Ley

Narrado por: Stephen Borne

A smuggler running solo

Iroth doesn’t deal in live cargo, but the job on Earth’s too good to pass up—purchase a female, escort her to Kirenai Prime, and rake in the credits. Except it was all a setup. Now he's on the hook for attempting to assassinate the crown prince. To avoid being shot on sight, he’s forced to assume the shape of one of the human’s primitive four-legged pets. But as a mysterious ailment threatens to compromise his disguise, he seeks refuge with a breathtaking female who turns out to be as strong as she is sweet, and his plan to escape goes to the dogs.

A caregiver with nerves of steel

Maise expected to leave the charity auction with a hot date. Instead, she goes home with a wounded Great Dane and a whole lot of questions. When the giant canine transforms into a sultry blue alien with turquoise eyes and asks for her help, she can’t refuse…until she helps him back onto his space ship, and he won’t let her leave.

She’s determined to find an escape, but the more time they spend together, the more she suspects he’s not the alien monster she imagined. But will her strength and kindness be enough to melt the armor around his heart?

©2021 Tamsin Ley (P)2022 Tamsin Ley

Missing info

Book really didn’t explain how the incident occurred at the beginning of book. Also, the vulnerability of Iroth made him and the others unimpressive. Despite this, I enjoyed the interactions between Mays and Iroth. The story was short and sweet. Stephen did a good job, I love his voice for characters and his laid back demeanor.

Shrugs

So it wasn't a complete let down, but it definitely wasn't that good either. This book was basically that filler episode in a series that you can skip over since nothing really happens. There are a few good moments of drama, but the lack of real relationship building and romance sticks out overall. I also think there were huge opportunities missed of Iroth using his unique abilities and having real self growth -not just the "I love her therefore" type changes of heart.

Tamsin Ley left the door open for more books, but I think this is supposed to be the last in the series. If so, then book 2 is the trio's winner.