Won by an Alien

Stolen by an Alien Series, Book 3

By: Amanda Milo

Narrated by: Callie Dalton, Teddy Hamilton

I was abducted by aliens.

The aliens that I've been auctioned to don't speak my language, and I definitely can't speak theirs. I didn't expect to get married by accident to the sweet one. I didn't expect to have a grumpy alien bond to me and go a little crazy if other males get near me, or if I try to leave. It doesn't matter if they've won my heart. I can't stay.

Somehow, I have to explain that I need to go home. Because the bad aliens that abducted me? They took me from my babies.

Contains mature themes.

©2017 Amanda Milo (P)2019 Tantor

A+A+A+

highly recommend A+A+ This author keeps amazing me with each book being even better than the last. Narrator is absolutely amazing this is a great example of when a good writer and a great narrator come together to make a beautiful book book come to life

Love this story

without a doubt it's one of my favorites! Love Amanda Milo's books and this series just captures the imagination!

Amanda Milo!

I recently discovered this author, and she’s officially on my Favorite Authors shelf. I laughed out loud throughout this audiobook. The storyline was engaging, the characters were lovable, and the romance was heartfelt. The chemistry was great, also, but did not overshadow the love growing between all the characters. Narrators did a phenomenal job.

love this series

this is a sweet and sexy story within this universe Milo has created. I read the first book and then jumped on to this one without issue. my first book was actually a standalone of the Grumpy Heros Quarry Master, so it is possible to jump in anywhere in this series. the stories all overlap in some way but things happen concurrently so you can't really go out of order.

I think book 2 in this series is the most dark, but barring it, the three I've read have been low drama and all of them have a HEA.

Good, But Somewhat Tedious

The first 75% of the book where the main characters can't communicate was way, way too long and drawn out. The idea that she couldn't explain to either of the two males that she had two children was not believable and made me eye roll many times. However, the three main characters, as well as the supporting characters, were so loveable, that I was able to make it through to the last quarter of the book, which was really great.