'Taken to Voraxia' in the series 'Xiveri Mates' by author Elizabeth Stephens is a sci-fi romance novel that explores the relationship between Miari, a hybrid human living on a remote moon of Voraxia, and Xoran, the leader of a federation formed by planets. The story delves into the cultural differences and challenges faced by the characters as they navigate their newfound bond and the complexities of their respective worlds. The book is praised for its vivid descriptions, world-building, and the fully dimensional characters that populate the intriguing universe created by the author.
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Content warnings include themes of rape, abuse, and trauma, presenting a challenging reading experience.
Has Romance?
There is a strong emphasis on romance, particularly focusing on the dynamic between the main characters.
From The Publisher:
Miari Blue skin. Seven feet. Strapped with corded muscle, the aliens have come again but this time, their king is here and he's watching me with hunger.A hybrid with red alien skin and brown human eyes, I've got no family and am not desired by colony men. I'm an inventor, a mechanic, a tinkerer. The alien king seeks to claim me, but he'll have to find me first. Our little colony is a scary, desperate place and I'm willing to meet it head on if it means escaping him and the alien sensations he stirs deep in my gut, where light and truth cannot touch them. Raku She is my Xiveri mate, yet she runs from me - straight into the horrors of her savage moon colony. Does she not know that I would slaughter in her defense? Nox, she does not. My brilliant hybrid thinks herself a slave - my slave - and in place of acceptance, offers me only pacts and bargains. Shamed by her pacts, I still take them all gluttonously, because she is mine - my hybrid, my Xiveri mate, Voraxia's queen and mine to worship.
Taken to Voraxia is a full-length (95k words) SciFi alien romance and book 1 in a 6+ book series. Xiveri Mates books come with a guaranteed HEA. Books 3 and 6 feature Xiveri Mates from outside of the Voraxian constellation, while the rest are best read in sequential order. YES for alpha alien overlords, warrior heroines, fated mates who are also enemies-to-lovers, action and sometimes violence, world-building and extra steamy bits. NO for abuse, dubcon, noncon, cheating, menage, harem or love triangles. Subjugation of human women is an early theme in book 1 and, while it ends spectacularly, may be a trigger for sensitive readers.
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