Venomous

By: Penelope Fletcher

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

"She is mine to protect, mine to shelter, mine to feed and mine to cover. When she is weak, I shall be her strength. She was stolen from her world by our captors. Now her survival is my responsibility. It is her duty to endure my lust, respect my nest mates and honour our union with offspring. I revere this giver of life, as is the way."~ Venomous One, formerly of Rök, enslaved gladiator Abducted from Earth and transported to a slave planet in an unknown galaxy, Lumen finds herself, shackled, naked and put on display before an alien horde. Told the males will battle for the right to slake their lusts with her body, she would become the slave of slaves. Venomous One, a proud warrior enslaved, has given up hope of returning to his home world and finding a life mate. When a female is tossed into the arena his soul demands he claim her. Winning his mate by Right of Might, he vows to protect Lumen and be a good provider, no matter how ugly her human appearance. Rescued by Venomous’ people, the couple face space pirates, the condemnation of an alien government, galactic war, and a deadlier threat from within the warrior’s own kindred. Warning: violence, profanity and sexual situations with multiple partners.

Not UR Average Alien Romance

An actual plot, epic adventure, grizzly violence. Although the computer voice is off putting, it was a unique listen. Check trigger warnings not for everyone. The FMC is savvy and tough.

Good World Building

I enjoyed this story. started off a little dark but picked up. virtual voice is new for me but it didn't fail.

5 stars

awesome well done a new instant fav so real and interesting very clever how the ending was worked out and It was just perfect how she used her trauma and grew from it instead of being ruined by it you know great story i wasn't more from this author now

AI narrates

I have been waiting forever for this title to be in audio format and am excited that even the option of it being AI narration made it great

love the humor scattered throughout the atory

over all loved it. great work of fiction and carried me away from my troubles. made me smile and laugh as the heroine is relatable..