The Mountain’s Mate

Salt Planet Giants, Book 1

By: Sara Ivy Hill

Narrated by: Soren Gray

He'll move mountains for her . . .

When Patrek, a giant Skarr alien, hires a human for a covert mission, he doesn't expect a female to take the gig. Nor does he expect his long-dormant mating instinct to ignite for someone so tiny! When the heist goes awry and they're forced to hide out together until the heat dies down, the close quarters reveal that, though they're vastly mismatched in size, their hearts are a perfect fit.

When the heist goes awry and they're forced to hide out together until the heat dies down, the close quarters reveal that, though they're vastly mismatched in size, their hearts are a perfect fit.

To escape with his freedom, Patrek must flee the city. But leaving her behind will break him. Can he convince her to join him in the mountains and take a monster as her mate?

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Sara Ivy Hill (P)2023 Tantor

I'm confused

I'm confused on how this got so many 5 stars. The narrator is great. The plot and characters were also really good. That said, this is just weird and doesn't address a major issue. The MMC species is just going to die out and that's supposed to part of the HEA. No it doesn't say that but as they can't do what's necessary to make babies soooo.

A wonderful tale of adventure, spice, and love.

I loved every part of this book. It was lighthearted mingled with adventure and spice. The narrator was excellent, I felt like I was apart of the adventure from start to finish.

so that happened

characters were great. plot was great. believable bond(sorta...its still instalove, doesn't mean it's not real) even the world building is okay. i dont need to be given precise details on everything because i have a working imagination.

and that's exactly the problem.

i couldn't take take their ..er... "proximity" seriously because the size difference is like.... squirrel meets bear.

just... no way. it's rare that a book makes me laugh. this one did. for the wrong reasons.

i have two hours left and morbid curiosity is the only reason I'm not quitting.

I love these two so much

Listening to them is like falling in love all over again with Patrek and Maja.

humbling

I like despite Mia and Patrick's physical and cultural differences love was truly enough for these two. They worked with each based what they could do rather then focus on what they could not.