Pinwheel

De: Snek Guy

Narrado por: Bordeaux Black

It is the 27th century, and humanity has rallied under the flag of the United Nations in order to join the Coalition, a multi-species alliance working together to defend their borders from hostile alien races. The Pinwheel is the largest and most strategically important military space station in human territory, a place where humans and their allies rub shoulders, living and working in close proximity. Tempers fly and passions inflame as disparate cultures are forced together, all while an interstellar conflict rages around them.

When Stanley drops out of agricultural college to join the Navy, he's shipped off to the Pinwheel to complete his training as a UNN Marine. There, he meets Raz, an unruly alien who seems more concerned with her own status than making friends with the other recruits. She's big, tough, and more than a little scary, but he'll have to find a way to befriend her if he wants to complete the program.

A science fiction action romance, with narration by Bordeaux Black.

©2019 Snekguy (P)2021 Snekguy

the quintessential Female Monster Love Interest book

the only problem with this book ois that the test is the series (which can be found online) isn't all available as audio! This is great but so are the rest of the stories!

wow

I was enraptured by the voice and it play so well with the story and the story is steamy

Fantastic Start to a Fantastic Series.

This story is a great sci fi monster girl romance with all the cultural differences you could want. You absolutely have to go on to read the rest of Snek Guys Pinwheel series. He has created an amazing sci fi world with all the alien romance and cultural exchanges you could want. 11/10 I'm so glad to have read every book and found this series.

better than I could have imagined!!

My only complaint is that more of Snekguy's stories aren't on audible!! The narrator was perfect as well.

Sentient space people learn to get along.

I didn't realize, that thier would be such graphic sex s enes. Basically two, were they needed probably not. I prefer a little mystery and innuendo not a step by step description.
Fast forwarding solves that problem.
That being said the story line is good, the narration pretty good. Ms. Black skillfully uses dialect and tonal inflection to successfully differentiate the characters in the story.