Alien Commander's Chosen

By: Celia Kyle, Erin Tate

Narrated by: Justine. O. Keef

What does a too-nosy secretary have in common with an alien? Nothing. Until she's turned into an alien, too. And then, well, there's everything.

Joyce's life is mapped out: dead end job, after dead end job, until she is dead. At least, that is until Kede Tria - a Doshan alien - shows up and takes her away from it all. Literally. He's overbearing, possessive, sexy as hell, and everything she never knew she wanted in a man, er, alien.

Of course, life happens and she discovers Death by Chocolate isn't just a dessert, it's a reality. Good thing Kede is there to save her...by making her Doshan.

Kede Tria is the Holder of House Tria, commander of the starship Vehly, and one of the most feared Doshan warriors. He's also Joyce's life mate - her harau. His curvy, deliciously lush mate just doesn't know it yet. She was human and now she is Doshan, but through it all she remains one thing: his.

Kede will fight for what belongs to him. So, while others are intent on ending her life, they do not realize he will gladly end theirs.

©2015 Celia Kyle (P)2017 Tantor

Wonderful!

Just wonderful! great story great flow! cried a few times laughed allot. great job on sex scenes. just great. can't wait for next one.

LMAO from the start!!

I loved the potty mouth humor pouring from Joyce. Her mate is a perfect match for her stealthy temper and generous caring. She garnered loyalty from the crew without delay. The writers have won my heart.

great story

I loved Joyce's attitude. Listening to her call out f*ck and the reaction of all warriors in hearing was just too funny . This book kept me smiling
and at times lol . It is well worth buying.

Good story

The female lead was loud brash and annoying. We'll only slightly annoying. At one point I wanted her to just shut up. But as the story wentbon that changed, slightly. Overall the storybwas Foo and the narrator did a good job bringing the storybto life.

Good & Funny 😄

Good good wish there could be more like a second book, but I’ll take it. It was ok.