The Abduction: A Science Fiction Alien Romance

The Sa Tskir Brothers Chronicles, Book 1

By: Danielle Kaheaku

Narrated by: Lilly Ward

Samantha needed a break, and Las Vegas seemed like the perfect escape. After inheriting her father's farm and being cheated on by her long-time boyfriend, she decided she needed a change to make her own destiny. She expected, sooner or later, Prince Charming would come along and sweep her off her feet. She did not expect to be swept off to the stars...literally.

Abducted by a young alien, whose inexperience with anything female proves to be more than an inconvenience, Samantha's days of house arrest on a war-torn planet are boring and dull. Until her mate's older brother comes home, wounded from the war and needing to recover from both physical and emotional wounds.

An immediate attraction sparks between Samantha and this mysterious beast, and she struggles to balance her growing desires and her plans for escaping their alien world. Then, things start to heat up.

©2013 Danielle Kaheaku (P)2020 Danielle Kaheaku

liked the book, narrator not so much

I really like the book. plot was good. tension was OK. overall characters were a little immature, but that's life. narrator stilted, and made the characters sound whiney and fake.

Wow. Just wow! I loved this book

This was my first alien book. I loved it. As far as abduction books go I think this book was pretty mellow.

Great audio book

Loved this audio book! Very different from any book I’ve read so far. Enjoyed the story line and the characters. The ending was great! Narrator did a wonderful job

A cut above your normal Scifi Romance

This has a bit more grit and story development than your typical alien romance and I loved that. I am definitely hooked enough that I am on to book 2!

overall story was pretty good

I love alien romances and this was right up my alley. its a slightly different alien abduction but i loved the way it was done. i was secretly rooting for a throuple and i dont understand why she wasn't into the younger brother. I am not sure I will read the next book in the series but this was satisfying enough to stop here and not follow through. it was just wrapped so well that i cant see it as being worth a read through