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Caught Between Two Blue Aliens by Celia Kyle, Michele Mills Series: In the Stars Romance
on November 19, 2020
Genres: Erotic Romance, Menage, Reverse Harem, Science Fiction Romance
Pages: 271
Format: eBook
Source: Kindle Unlimited
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It was just supposed to be a job—a well-paying job, but just a job. And it is… until it isn’t and suddenly Jenna’s facing two blue aliens who want her to leave Earth behind… forever. Da fuq was in that wine?
Jenna is working her butt off at three different jobs in order to provide for her younger siblings. And tonight’s high-profile catering gig (hazard pay bay-bee!) at Drokten Main is going to give her not only dollahz, but also the perfect opportunity to check out the shirtless blue alien heroes who saved Earth from near destruction. Whoo Hoo!
At the party, she overhears a crazy plot to destroy the Drokten and kick them off the planet. Holy crap! And the next thing she knows she’s standing in front of the Commander of the entire Drokten fleet, as well as the Drokten Ambassador, trying to warn them both of the eminent threat to their safety. And just like that they want her on their battleship and in their bed. Both of them. Together.
W…what? Uh…no? Yes? NO. No matter how hot they are, the answer is no. Right?
Being an alien booty call—no matter how hot the males are—isn’t on Jenna’s to do list. Plus, she can’t leave her siblings behind! But darn it, these guys should be in sales, because they’re so freaking persuasive. And every time they hold her in their possessive embrace, pressed between their hard bodies…well, her heart goes pitter-patter and her body lights on fire.
How is a girl supposed to say no? But, on the other hand, how can she say yes when the lives of her brother and sister are at stake?
Caught Between Two Blue Aliens is part of the In The Stars Romance by Celia Kyle and Michele Mills.
Two sexy blue aliens, what more could a girl want?
The story fell short. The conflict could have been resolved with a conversation. The authors added unnecessary stress to the story. It’s a predictable read.
Jenna, our heroine, didn’t win me over. She frustrated me to known end. The two blue hero’s I enjoyed. What they did for Jenna’s siblings was sweet and thoughtful. The characters aren’t deep and have no growth. The aliens of course have their quirks (because, duh, they’re aliens).
Caught Between Two Blue Aliens wasn’t a great story. I went in with high hopes, but it didn’t work and wasn’t the book for me. If you’re looking for an auto pilot read, then this is for you.
Rated: 2 Stars
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About Celia Kyle
Ex-dance teacher, former accountant and erstwhile collectible doll salesperson, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Celia Kyle now writes paranormal romance, science fiction romance, urban fantasy, and non-fiction. It goes without saying that there’s always a happily-ever-after for her characters, even if there are a few road bumps along the way. Today she lives in central Florida and writes full-time with the support of her loving husband.
About Michele Mills
Michele Mills lives in California and leads a life of quiet, G rated desperation with her husband and two sons. In an attempt at a fulfilling, R rated inner life that does not include Disney movies and Nickelodeon; Michele reads and writes filthy romance and, well…filthy romance. And she wouldn’t have it any other way.
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I hate when communication, and easy communication is what causes the drama in a story. It’s just annoying. I would probably have given up on this one. Sorry it didn’t work for you!
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I still have a hard time DNF a story. I had gotten to a point that I was so far along I was like I’ll just finish. I agree it’s not enjoyable when communication is the leading drama issue. I wanted this one to be better. Oh well. Next time. Thanks for visiting Lisa.
I don’t care for lack of communication as the primary conflict, either. At least the male characters were nice.
Thanks for checking out my review.
I hate when conflict is over-inflated, especially if a simple conversation would clear the air.
Totally agree. Thanks for visiting.