Chained

A Sci-Fi Alien Invasion Romance (Garrison Earth, Book 5)

By: V. K. Ludwig

Narrated by: Dorinda Ravish

I conquered her planet and pillaged her body. Now I’m back for her heart.

A decade ago, I brought war to Solgad, home of the Jal’zar. I sacked the planet and slaughtered the people, all to save my race from extinction. Until one of their female warriors hissed defiance, promising me death at her hands no matter how her body longed for mine.

Each night, she came to end me, only to succumb to the raw urges of her mating heat. Each night, I gave her hungry womb what it needed, the way we coupled neither safe nor sane.

I was the enemy she couldn’t kill. She was the female I couldn’t have.

Together, we unleashed chaos.

Many solar cycles after the occupation, I return to Solgad, searching the ashen plains for her: my soul mate. This time, I will claim the Jal’zar female as mine, and nobody will get in the way.

Not even myself.

Chained is the fifth book in this interconnected romance series, taking us to Solgad, home of the Jal'zar. If you enjoy resilient women, devoted aliens, fated mates, and hard-earned happily ever after’s with no cliff-hangers, you’ll love Garrison Earth.

Author's note: The entire Garrison Earth series touches on subjects such as captivity, drug abuse, forced prostitution, loss of loved ones, human trafficking, rough handling, and violence. Any listener uncomfortable with the harsh realities of an alien invasion should please consider before purchase.

©2021 V. K. Ludwig (P)2021 V. K. Ludwig

Realistic

The only thing I didn’t like was the voice of the narrator. A dual narrators would have been better. But the story line was really good and realistic. In the sense that we can all make mistakes even if we are a different race, We are not perfect and we can still make mistakes.

love story as old as time

the enemy of worlds falling in love, and they can have babies. wow I didn't see that coming.

bro omg I loved the whole series omg

omg I want more please with the other aliens this was so good I could hear it again

Serious content

Book 5’s storyline covered serious issues with no humor. Again, the narrator did a good job with characters; however, may benefit from adding a male narrator for male characters for clearer transitioning between male and female characters. Book 3 is my favorite book of series because it was hilarious.

Not my fav but still good

the spice is pretty front loaded, and it's a little more predictable than the rest of the series. That being said still very good and enjoyed it a lot!