ZoD

De: Jennifer Julie Miller

Narrado por: Emily Sutton-Smith, Tor Thom

ZoD

Failing my people is not an option and I'll do whatever is needed to make sure that doesn't happen, that is until she runs into my arms. Now the universe be damned because I will sacrifice them all to keep her safe. My very soul reaches for her, but no matter how hard I fight to get to her. My Amouri is just out of reach. Will she ever come to terms with the things that have been forced upon her? Will she finally see the male that is standing right in front of her? Or will my fears push her away?

Tessa

I closed my eyes in one world only to open them in another. Terrified and disoriented, I flee, only to find myself trapped in an enormous embrace of the universe's largest arms. Now I am in a world I don't understand, surrounded by others who are leery of their master's new pet. He says all the right words, but am I brave enough to let go of the past and trust what he says is true? Can I turn my back on all that I knew just because I am here now? Or will the creatures hunting them all take my choices away?

Contains mature themes.

©2024 Jennifer Julie Miller

Southern Sass in Space

If you thought DaR set the standard for protective alien warriors, Jennifer Julie Miller said “hold my sweet tea” and gave us ZoD. In the previous book, all we knew was that Commander ZoD had slung a screaming human woman over his shoulder and disappeared down a corridor looking suspiciously unhinged. Naturally, I needed his story immediately… and once again Jennifer Julie Miller absolutely delivered. If you’re new to the House of DaR series, I highly recommend starting from the beginning because this universe is massive, layered, and built around one of my favorite tropes: fiercely loyal found family. At the center of it all is DaR and his sons- a family of absolute bad-asses willing to destroy anyone who threatens the people they love… including the fierce human women who become their mates.

ZoD gives us a different dynamic. He’s essentially DaR’s equal in another territory, but instead of sons, he’s surrounded by 3 daughters and 1 son. That shift creates such a fun emotional contrast while still keeping the same core themes of loyalty, devotion, protection, and love.

Jennifer’s Appalachian roots shine throughout her writing. The deep family bonds, Southern humor, stubborn loyalty, and “bless your heart” sass make these characters feel alive in a way that sets this series apart from many alien romances. These books have action, humor, emotional depth, and warriors who may look terrifying, but are complete teddy bears for their women and families.

The audiobook narration is perfection. Tor Thom brings that deep commanding baritone that these alien warriors require, while Emily Sutton-Smith delivers the perfect balance of Southern sass, heart, and humor. Honestly, I cannot imagine anyone else voicing this world. Highly recommended for readers who love: found family trope with a main course of protective alien warriors with a side of Southern Sass.

Slug Monsters

Yuk! Slug monsters! This was another good DAR book but the for this time was so yucky. I loved how Zoe was instantly attracted to his mate but not aware of just what she meant to him. And Sin showing up to was the icing on the cake since I despised him for so long.

Loved

Very entertaining and well done. Recommend the audio for the story. The narrative was good also.