Books matching: futuristic alien environment
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Save:"The Pet Project" by Amanda Milo explores a unique concept where humans are kept as pets by aliens who do not recognize them as sentient beings. The story is told from the perspective of an alien researcher who is conducting a breeding project with the human subjects in captivity. The novella delves into the dynamics between the aliens and the humans, portraying moments of humor, empathy, and even darker themes such as forced mating and captivity. The writing style is engaging, with a first-person present tense narration that immerses readers into the alien researcher's observations and interactions with the human pets.
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Save:'A Deal for Zeylum' in the series 'Tallean Mercenaries' by author Lynnea Lee is a SciFi romance novel that follows the captivating story of Ashe and Zeylum, two characters from different worlds who find themselves entangled in an adventurous and dangerous journey across new worlds. is praised for its well-crafted story, interesting characters, and the compatibility and differences between the two races as they navigate through challenges and develop a deep connection. Despite some readers finding issues with the writing style and editing, the book is commended for its action-packed plot, likable characters, and witty interactions.
'My Human Pet' in the series 'Imperial Paramours' by Olympia Black is a thought-provoking story that follows the main female character (MFC), Ensley, who is abducted by aliens and sold as a pet to Imperial captain Seb. The relationship between Ensley and Seb evolves over time, challenging their beliefs about humans and Imperials. delves into themes of slavery, prejudices, and the complexities of relationships in a unique setting. The writing style is described as well-thought-out, engaging, and emotionally impactful, with a blend of happy, sad, sexy, and thought-provoking elements.
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Save:'Ascend' in the series 'Haven' by Sandra R. Neeley follows the story of Vivian, a strong and resilient woman who has survived brutal experiences and is determined to ascend past her past traumas. When Vivian is rescued by Zha Quin, a red alien male, she must learn to trust again and find her way to freedom. explores themes of recovery, vengeance, love, and alien encounters in a sci-fi setting, focusing on the characters' development and relationships.
“Fucking slavers!” the Commander muttered as he watched the lights flicker throughout the ship they’d just overtaken. They’d been tracking it for hours, actually alerted to it by their own security fo... - #5
Save:'The Death of Sleep' in the 'Planet Pirates' series by Jody Lynn Nye and Anne McCaffrey follows the story of Lunzie Mespli, who escapes a space liner attacked by pirates and ends up in cryogenic stasis for much longer than expected. The plot revolves around Lunzie's journey of survival and adaptation to the changes in her life, uncovering details about the history of the Planet Pirates and exploring the dynamics between different human groups like heavyworlders and lightweights. The writing style is noted for its strong character development, engaging world-building, and exploration of themes like bias racism and romantic relationships.
(Also, see 50 recommendations for the series Planet Pirates ) - #6
Save:'The Starlight Crystal' by Christopher Pike is a young adult novel that blends sci-fi elements with eastern philosophy and love. The story follows a young girl who witnesses the destruction of the human race to the end of time, creating an alien race that she must stop from destroying the planet. The plot involves time travel, space exploration at light speed, and themes of spirituality and existentialism, creating a complex and cyclical narrative that keeps readers engaged.
The writing style of Christopher Pike in 'The Starlight Crystal' is described as both fascinating and frustrating, with a unique take on science fiction that may not align with mainstream expectations. Despite some melodrama in the dialogue and emotions, Pike's storytelling is praised for its complexity and cleverness, although some readers may find the sci-fi aspect shoddy. Overall, the book offers a different perspective on love, time, creation, and betrayal, challenging readers to ponder deeper philosophical questions.
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Save:'All You Need Is Kill' by Hiroshi Sakurazaka is a fast-paced military science fiction novel that follows the story of Keiji Kiriya, a soldier caught in a time loop during a war against alien invaders known as Mimics. The novel combines elements of time loops, alien warfare, and mecha suits to create a compelling and action-packed narrative. Readers praised the clever and iconic plot, likening it to a mix of Groundhog Day, Starship Troopers, and Anime Mech Warrior. The writing style is described as engaging, with a focus on detailed action sequences and kick-ass combat scenes.
My buddy Yonabaru caught one of the first rounds they fired back—one of those javelins. Hit him straight on, tore right through his Jacket. The tip came out covered in blood, oil, and some unidentifiable... - #8
Save:Valor's Choice is a military science fiction novel that follows Staff Sergeant Torin Kerr as she leads a platoon on a diplomatic mission to recruit a new planet into the Confederation. The book is praised for its humorous touch, realistic portrayal of soldiers, and the constant action that keeps the plot moving forward. The story revolves around the battle-hardened troops forming an honor guard to impress a new alien race, the Silsviss, into joining the Confederation, but things take a deadly turn, leaving Torin to manage diplomats, a new second lieutenant, and territorial Silsviss adolescents.
Reveillie was not the best thing to have reverberating through one’s skull after a night of too much and too little in various combinations. Making a mental note to change the program to something les... - #9
Save:In "Double Down," part of "The Drift" series by Susan Hayes, we follow the story of Kit and Luke, former cyborg soldiers turned bar owners, who share a special bond as twin brothers. When Zura, a blue-skinned alien pilot, enters their lives, a complex relationship forms between the trio amidst the backdrop of a universe filled with space travel, cyborgs, and corporate wars. The book is praised for its unique alien romance storyline, steamy scenes, and well-crafted characters, set in a futuristic world where humans, aliens, and cyborgs coexist.
The plot delves into the emotional dynamics between Kit, Luke, and Zura as they navigate love, danger, and past traumas, ultimately culminating in a menage relationship. The writing style is described as engaging, with a sensible pace that keeps the story moving smoothly, while also incorporating elements of humor and suspense that captivate the reader's interest.
Kit’s night wasn’t going the way he had planned, not by a long shot. He still couldn’t believe he had blurted out that compliment and then walked away from Zura two seconds later to deal with a fight.... - #10
Save:Fierce Radiance by Tymber Dalton is a captivating sci-fi romance that follows the journey of Aine, a resilient young captain in the Space Confederation. Orphaned at a young age, Aine struggles to connect with others after a tragic past. She finds herself in a complex love triangle with two men, Sammuel and Ker, who challenge her emotional barriers while she battles external foes, particularly the Raiders responsible for her family's death. The plot weaves through themes of loss, trust, and rediscovery as Aine grapples with her duty and desires, ultimately leading to profound choices that affect her and her companions.
Dalton's writing style is praised for its depth and emotional resonance, effectively immersing readers in Aine's tumultuous life. The narrative combines steamy romance with gripping sci-fi elements, creating an engaging experience. Readers appreciate the strong character development and the balance between intense action and heartfelt moments. Each reading unveils new layers to the story, making it a memorable and fulfilling journey.
