Aliens Hijacked My Heart

Awakened Womb, Book 2

By: Hawke Oakley

Narrated by: Felix Black

The only thing Jaeyoung loves is science—until an alien hijacks his heart...

Jaeyoung was never supposed to crash-land on Eukaria, but now that he’s there, he might as well make the most of it. As both a doctor and engineer, he’s hungry for knowledge, and his new alien home is brimming with discoveries, including the big shocker—Maeleons can somehow fertilize human males.

Compelled by scientific curiosity, Jaeyoung decides to unravel the mystery of alien-human conception. But it takes two to tango, and he needs a partner to dance. Fortunately, a doting Maeleon called Linn'ar is happy to rise to the occasion... over and over again.

Jaeyoung wants cold hard data, not a romantic relationship. But through his plentiful experiments with the alien, Jaeyoung realizes he’s fonder of Linn'ar than he should be, and the adoring way Linn'ar gazes at him certainly isn’t helping...

Aliens Hijacked My Heart is a sweet, spicy romp in an alien world. It features a thoroughly researched pregnancy between a cis man and an alien. Fluff, high-heat scenes, and HEA included!

©2024 Hawke Oakley (P)2024 Hawke Oakley

Angst-free Treat

This was adorably sweet, angst-free, with a double Pov narrative and a rich universe. Loved seeing cute Linn'ar and grumpy Jaeyoung getting their HEA. Narrator developed very well the many voices.

The Scientist finds Love

The relationship between Jaeyoung and Linn'ar evolves naturally, from mutual curiosity to genuine affection, making their journey both engaging and heartwarming.
The concept of alien-human conception is handled with a surprising level of detail and care, which adds a layer of credibility to the sci-fi elements. The high-heat scenes are tastefully done, with just the right amount of tension and passion. Oakley balances the fluff and the spice well, ensuring that the story never feels too heavy or too light. I've been a fan of Hawke Oakley for a while now so I know all the books will have an HEA is what I like most .

Felix Black’s narration brings depth and emotion to the story, perfectly capturing Jaeyoung’s analytical nature and Linn'ar's warmth and devotion. His ability to differentiate between the characters through subtle changes in tone and inflection adds a layer of immersion that enhances the overall experience. Black's portrayal of the intense moments, both romantic and dramatic, is particularly noteworthy, making the steamy scenes even more compelling. However, there were moments where the pacing felt a bit off, but it didn’t detract significantly from the overall enjoyment.