Silver Savior: A SciFi Alien Romance

Warriors of Valose Saga 3

By: Iona Strom

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Amy
I had been abducted by aliens, survived a crash-landing in a spaceship--none of which I, thankfully, remembered. Then, an alien medic--who looked like an elf from The Lord of the Rings--miraculously healed my injuries in record time. I made it through all that and even a trek through a deadly jungle to relative safety.

Just when I was beginning to feel like myself, I was whacked over the head and--once again--abducted. Only this time I knew my abductor, but catastrophe struck, and I was left on my own in the wilds of the jungle with only my wits to keep me alive. Injured and weaponless, how long would I last on my own?

Maxxon
After my colleague and I stumbled upon the unimaginable, he was brutally murdered before my very eyes. I managed to escape the city of Huren before I succumbed to the same fate, taking with me the truth of the gray invaders.

In the jungle, I found the impossible. As a Royal Medic, I had treated everything from common ailments to gravely injured warriors with extreme proficiency, but the unconscious female in my arms had me baffled. She was definitely another species. What was more shocking was the call of her spirit to mine.

The story continues a little at a time

The story continues a little bit with each couple. I liked this couple and wanted to see them to their HEA. That said Amy shows up in all the other stories and comes across as a b@tch. While this is addressed pretty well, I'm not satisfied with the resolution between BFFs. Yes she does apologize but only after she has her own experience. That's not truly learning the real lesson which is if Lily is her BFF and regardless of how she feels (selfish) she should respect Lily's decision. That wasn't resolved at all and a simple "Sorry now that I experienced the same thing, I get it"

NO to virtual voice

I have tried more than one free audio with Audible that has virtual voice, and I have heard enough to hope this isn't the future of audiobooks. The narrators read just like what they are....robots, with no voice inflection, no distinction between characters. even when a story has a male voice and a female voice, the individual genders cannot identify who is speaking. i finally stopped halfway through what could possibly have been a decent story.