The Bodyguard’s Breeder

An Alien Breeder Romance (The House of Kaimar, Book 3)

By: Miranda Bridges

Narrated by: Natalie Heng, James Ellis

Length: 4 hrs and 45 mins

Publisher's Summary

My alien is engaged. Yeah, I’m still trying to wrap my head around that one. Apparently, Kade and his fiancée are desperate to have a baby, and that’s where I come in. Except the longer I’m around the couple, the more I’m not so sure this is arrangement is a good idea. Or that the happy couple is even happy... 

There’s a part of me that wants to get pregnant as soon as possible so I can be left in peace. However, each of Kade’s gentle touches and soft kisses compel me to change my mind. With the impending war looming, Kade is more insistent I stay close at all times, but the more I’m around him, the more I’m in real danger...of falling for him. 

It’s not necessary, but highly recommended that the series be listened to in order.

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Love Kade’s British Accent

I really liked Jim Ellis’ British dialect; it was oh so sexy and nasty! This book was pretty good. A little different spin on the storyline was welcome. Love these men with extraordinary physique! Look forward to listening to the next book.

After 2 great books this one is so disappointing

Regardless of James Ellis being listed as a narrator, only Natalie Heng narrates this story. Maybe this was a post production change, but it was definitely not what I expected. Natalie Heng has a British accent but can do decent American accents, but the issue is she can not do male voices very well so it was a bit silly at times. These types of stories are just not suitable for her voice tone and type of narration so it was a let down.

As for the story, I really didn't like it at all. I was hoping there would be a bit more but it just felt like both main characters were going in circles with themselves with awkward sex scenes wedged in. The redeeming part of this story was the continued world building and it's very short length.

If you are a completionist, then you can get through it to check it off the list, but if not, then just skip it. The world building isn't so significant that you'll miss anything critical.

Lisa

Okay so I'm confused it says it has two narrator's but there is only one? The female narrator and let me tell ya all these female narrators can not do the male charters voices at all!! How are we supposed to picture these 7 foot tall all bulked out with muscle guy's who sound like a little child and a girl child at that!? why not get a male to read the male charters? To me the whole story is destroyed with only a female narrator . I can only give 2 stars because of it..

Disappointing

This story is unlike previous storylines in this series and focuses on the heroine who is emotionally vulnerable and taken advantage of. I am sure there is a happily ever after but I couldn’t stomach reading beyond the second sexual encounter.