Title: Alien Slave
Author: Tracy St. John
Rating: Four And A Half Siren Stones
Genre: Erotica
Sub-Genre: Futuristic/Science Fiction
Keywords: Futuristic, Aliens, Kalquor Series
Word
Count: 82,144
ISBN
E-Book: 978-1-60394-678-0
Price: $5.50
Publisher: New Concepts Publishing
Reviewer: Stacey Krug
Blurb/Summary:
Clans of Kalquor 5. Dani Watson is a sex slave on the planet of
Dantovon. Having escaped post-Armageddon
Earth, she’s resigned to spending several years working in a brothel to pay off
her slave contract. Her one consolation
is that she avoided being captured and enslaved by the Kalquorians. When a Kalquorian clan buys her contract,
Dani attempts escape. Crashing on a
remote moon puts her life in jeopardy, leaving her and the clan of Gelan,
Wynhod, and Krijero fighting for survival in a hostile environment. Worse still, they’re being hunted by a group
of brutal Tragooms who are determined to capture Dani and subject her to a fate
worse than mere slavery.
Review:
Alien
Slave is a captivating, futuristic, erotic romance story. If you like science fiction, fantasy, and
lots of hot alien sex, this story has it all.
As a
reader, it was easy to connect with the characters. I found myself really enjoying their
differences and similarities. In the
beginning, the feeling you get is that the Kalquorians are so different from
Earthers they couldn’t possibly be compatible.
As the story progresses and the character’s pasts are revealed, it’s
hard not to see that love, belonging, and feeling protected are universal
things needed by all.
Dani
is a young heroine that came from a privileged background. She’s made a lot of mistakes along the way
trying to survive and find her own way.
She shows strength and courage while still remaining vulnerable. Dani is one messed up heroine that was fun to
read.
The
three heroes, Gelan, Wynhod, and Krijero all have something unique to bring to
the relationship that evolves between the four.
It was a pleasure getting to know them as individuals and how they
worked as a clan. Tracy St. John does
not leave the reader wanting for an alpha male.
She provided three fantastic specimens.
This
is a very imaginative and descriptive story where the author has created
different worlds and beings. I found it
a little hard in the beginning to follow the naming of the Kalquorians. It took a while to realize that the first part
of the name is actually their job description.
The excerpt and cover drew me to this book, but I didn’t realize that it
is number five in a series. Alien Slave
reads fine as a standalone book, but I’m betting there is some back story to be
had in the other books. It just makes me
want to pick those up now too.
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