R'Axell

Space Warriors

By: Sheyla Drymon

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

R'AXELL

SPACE WARRIORS

Her life on the Moon IV ship sucked. The lab she worked in didn't value her, the men on the ship were best kept as far away as possible, and to top off the day, mercenaries were attacking Moon IV!

Wendy would try to flee in one of the escape pods, but...why was she reacting like that when she came face to face with a dangerous and sexy as hell alien, who was looking at her as if he was about to devour her?

Ever since his people were nearly decimated, R'Axell had been attacking human ships, a task he hated, but which led him to his companion. As soon as he saw that little human, he knew she was his soul mate, the one female to whom he would give his undying devotion and the love of his two hearts.

Could he get her to accept him? And his people? Humans were enemies of his people, could he keep this woman by his side? The Goddess would not be so cruel as to have granted him the honor of finding his mal'heim, his eternal companion, if afterwards Fate was going to take her away from him forever, would she?


Standalone.

great book

I enjoyed this story, the plot was different and kept me listening. I would love to have a second book to continue the story.

PTSD for a Wife

I really disliked Wendy because her attitude sucked. She treated everyone badly and with snark based on her past experiences and then landed on a planet that slapped her with karma’s hug. She finally accepted her mate but she was so wishy washy she drove me insane. And I can’t even blame it on virtual voice and its lack of emotional nuances.

Virtual voice couldn’t manage to pronounce names the same.

Disliked virtual voice. It pronounced words differently all the time. The emphasis was consistently wrong and very distracting.

I’m not a fan of the AI voice

I think the AI voice sounded robotic, and the words did not flow and sounded stilted— very distracting. And I’m sure these AI voices are taking jobs away from some of the great narratives I heard over the years with audiobooks; if so, that’s terrible.