Claimed by Two

Seeding Eden, Book 1

De: Aya Morningstar

Narrado por: Heather Firth, Nick Cracknell

One human woman. Two alien men. Lots and lots of babies.

I’ve never laid eyes on a man, not even in pictures. Eden is a woman’s world...a world no man has ever stepped foot on.

But then the Khetar arrive. They’re big alien men, in a big alien ship, with big alien d—

Let’s just say it’s a big problem, especially because High Command assigns me to operate the airlock for a diplomatic mission.

I make first contact with their king, their scion: Thuliak. One look into those burning teal eyes is all it takes. He’s the first and last man I ever need to see. A woman from Eden may never touch a man. To touch the male form is to become tainted. Thuliak taints me in that airlock with his eyes, then with his hands, and finally with his tongue.

Thuliak claims me as his own. He says he wants me to give him babies. There’s another problem though. The Khetar can’t breed like humans. For them, it takes three.

We need a third, my little human.

Tschenkar is a rival scion and Thuliak’s mortal enemy. Where Thuliak is noble and righteous, Tschenkar is vile, disgusting, perverted.

A scion’s claim is unshakable, and both men have claimed me. The only thing that drives the Khetar more than bloodlust is the need to breed, and if I can give them both the babies they want, it might just be enough to stop them from killing each other.

©2022 Aya Morningstar (P)2022 Podium Audio

Too Funny 😂

This book is so funny; never thought male anatomy would be so entertaining. Those poor females didn’t stand a chance. The narrators were excellent. Will definitely listen to the rest of series.

This was degrading and dehumanizing.

Where oh where to start…possibly when Airlock Eve (because she is the engineer that operates the airlocks on her ship) agrees to, and has, an orgasm three minutes after meeting the alien because he tells her she has to explain what his kind will do. Or maybe it’s when the 20 foot high holograms of alien men are masturbating and cause riots in the largest city on Eden because all the women want to get in on that. It could be when the alien refuses to call her by her name, and threatens to throw anyone (including her female friends) in the brig if they call her anything but Airlock. Or when he consistently treated her as a child. I had some hope when the 2nd alien kidnapped her, told her that he would always be straight with her, and called her Eve. He even corrected the other one and said “she prefers Eve”. Unfortunately a few minutes later he told her that she didn’t need to be part of the discussion of what was going to happen to her because it was between the two men and shouldn’t concern her! I NEVER liked the men at all, and felt like Eve was a complete wimp and just took the condescending misogyny like a good little girl.

Maybe this dynamic will be resolved in the following books but I just can’t bring myself to try. This book left me feeling icky.

Ugh …DNF

Just so bad. Bad writing..bad sex scenes. If I’m going to read poorly written smut at least make the scenes 🔥.
DNF at 75%. Narration was good.

What is the story

I would have enjoyed this book if they didn’t make the women so Clueless and like they was just dumb to everything. We still don’t know if the planet will say be saved Because all I did was fight amongst themselves. and it just proved a point that men are just misogynistic in this book pretty much they just got their first to take a vantage of the women. I wish they would’ve told more about the story and had the women to actually have backbones and not make them low Sick Puppies