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Alien Explosions

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Zerconian Warrirors are intriguingly hot and I'd like to meet one! lol. This book was an amazing read and I'd recommend to anyone. Now, I must go back and start from the beginning.

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This is not my favorite in the series but I think that is because I did not like the characters too much. It was still an okay read and if you enjoyed the previous books in the series you will want to read this too.

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Sadie Carter's Zerconian Warriors stories are to die for with hot aliens. Alien Explosions is a good title for book 12 of the series. Saffron unexpectedly gets a mate in the form of Moroco. Sparks ignite. I liked how the story unfolded and how it ended. Good overall.

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Fun, campy, steamy delight! Sometimes you just need an alien escape with a red hot hunk for an afternoon, especially if the real world is on fire around you. Recommend!

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I really liked this steamy alien read. Saffron only cared about keeping her sister safe but now that she has mated Saffron’s doesn’t have to worrying about that any longer. She is ready to head back to Earth ends up getting abducted with Moroco. They have a love hate relationship, can it turn into something more. A good read. The interaction between the characters is fun and entertaining, the chemistry steamy and the story held my interest throughout.

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This story follows the journey of two individuals with rather abrasive personalities. They are both very similar in all the wrong ways. Both are used to being in charge, the caretaker, being emotionally distant, and giving the orders. They despise each other, yet have a mutual attraction.
What seems to pull them together is being forced on a journey together where they find themselves in a constantly precarious situation. We meet another group of being, the Sky Angels. Initially, this species sounds very intriguing and fascinating, but we come to learn they're much more interesting while unconscious. Once they're awake, they're a rather oblivious, demanding, invasive, and mannerless bunch. Not the type of individuals you'd want to hang around with, but the type of individuals that add for some nice comic relief!
Initially, there doesn't appear to be much basis for these non-opposites attracting. It's only in moments when they each let their guard down long enough to bond over their shared hardships. (and indeed, the author creates scenes where the reader very vividly feels their passion towards one another). The problem is, Moroco sexist cultural beliefs blind him from realizing that he's asking of her what they both need to be doing a little of. Fortunately, he does learn to set aside his jealousy, mistrust, and possessiveness, but this is part of the story that is rushed and not very fleshed out, and it's the thing that would, in reality, be the most difficult hurdle.
The author has a great talent for getting the reader to feel the emotions of the characters and a some good world building, but there could be more detail regarding the character growths and transformations.

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Will be reading the others in this series as I liked the setting, characters and plot! Fun light sci-fi with good romance!

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Saffron hadn’t come to Zerconia to find a mate among these overbearing, overprotective aliens. All she cared about was keeping her sister safe, and now that Sophie had found her mate, well, it was probably time to leave.
Except, she couldn’t leave without seeing Moroco once more.When I started reading I couldn't put it down I read the book i couldn't put it down.Sadie is magnifysent writer.I cannot wait to read more of het books.Keep up the great work.

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