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Prime Mating Agency #12
Casada Con Un Hombre Gato (Agencia Primaria)
Era el compañero soñado que ella nunca esperó.
Cuando Ofelia recurre a los servicios de la Agencia Primaria para encontrar a su alma gemela, se queda estupefacta al enterarse de que su pareja perfecta es Gaelec, un ex convicto intimidante y de aspecto felino. A pesar de su buen juicio, acepta la unión solo para descubrir que tras la severa, pero sexy montaña de músculos que es su nuevo marido se esconde un macho dulce y mimoso, con el pelaje más esponjoso.
Ella era su ancla en la tempestad.
Después de cumplir doce años en la peor prisión de la galaxia, Gaelec solo quiere volver a casa, a una vida tranquila. Pero las fuerzas del mal que provocaron su encarcelamiento quieren arruinarle la vida una vez más. Que le impongan una nueva compañera, y además humana, es lo último que Gaelec necesita. Y, sin embargo, pronto se ve incapaz de resistirse a la dulce, pero fuerte mujer, con sus adorables pecas y su espíritu aventurero, que le hace querer ronronear de nuevo.
Con tantas fuerzas conspirando para doblegarlo a su voluntad, ¿podrá Gaelec encontrar por fin la paz y la felicidad que busca con su Ofelia, o volverán a llevarlo por un camino oscuro?
Cuando Ofelia recurre a los servicios de la Agencia Primaria para encontrar a su alma gemela, se queda estupefacta al enterarse de que su pareja perfecta es Gaelec, un ex convicto intimidante y de aspecto felino. A pesar de su buen juicio, acepta la unión solo para descubrir que tras la severa, pero sexy montaña de músculos que es su nuevo marido se esconde un macho dulce y mimoso, con el pelaje más esponjoso.
Ella era su ancla en la tempestad.
Después de cumplir doce años en la peor prisión de la galaxia, Gaelec solo quiere volver a casa, a una vida tranquila. Pero las fuerzas del mal que provocaron su encarcelamiento quieren arruinarle la vida una vez más. Que le impongan una nueva compañera, y además humana, es lo último que Gaelec necesita. Y, sin embargo, pronto se ve incapaz de resistirse a la dulce, pero fuerte mujer, con sus adorables pecas y su espíritu aventurero, que le hace querer ronronear de nuevo.
Con tantas fuerzas conspirando para doblegarlo a su voluntad, ¿podrá Gaelec encontrar por fin la paz y la felicidad que busca con su Ofelia, o volverán a llevarlo por un camino oscuro?
350 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 28, 2024
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Regine Abel
69 books2,648 followersUSA Today bestselling author Regine Abel is a fantasy, paranormal, and sci-fi junkie. Anything with a bit of magic, a touch of the unusual, and a lot of romance will have her jumping for joy. She loves writing hot alien warriors meeting no-nonsense, kick-ass heroines. Her novels are steamy, action-packed, and with the twists and turns you never saw coming.
Before devoting herself as a full-time writer, Regine had surrendered to her other passions: music and video games! After a decade working as a Sound Engineer in movie dubbing and live concerts, Regine became a professional Game Designer and Creative Director, a career that has led her from her home in Canada to the US and various countries in Europe and Asia.
Before devoting herself as a full-time writer, Regine had surrendered to her other passions: music and video games! After a decade working as a Sound Engineer in movie dubbing and live concerts, Regine became a professional Game Designer and Creative Director, a career that has led her from her home in Canada to the US and various countries in Europe and Asia.
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January 4, 2025
De verdad esta serie debería leerla todo el mundo, la variedad de mundos, personajes, críticas sociales o políticas, situaciones de desventaja o ventaja según el género o clase social que se esté. El romance en buenísimo ¿y aparte me enseña cosas sobre la vida, política, economía, comercio, contrabando, descriminacion, etc? ¡Es perfecta! Me lo da todo y la forma tan fácil con la que uno se encariña con los personajes es una barbaridad. Lean alguna de esta serie si tienen la posibilidad, hay muchas para elegir. Aunque hay personajes que se conectan entre sí según la historia, igual pueden leerlo individualmente.
Psdt: No pasé desapercibida la mención de otras escritoras de este género 🤭 como a Opal Reyne, justo el año pasado empecé a leer una de sus sagas. Me alegra saber que Regine y yo compartimos gustos ♡
Psdt: No pasé desapercibida la mención de otras escritoras de este género 🤭 como a Opal Reyne, justo el año pasado empecé a leer una de sus sagas. Me alegra saber que Regine y yo compartimos gustos ♡
March 17, 2025
I really enjoyed the dynamic between the MCs in this book. Ophelia was wicked smart, with the occasional tendency to let her mouth run away with her. Gaelec grew into himself a lot in the book; learning his value and sticking to his guns to protect others. His young adult life was sad AF, but he did actually rehabilitate in prison. I gotta say tho, the Obosian’s prison system needs some work. I dislike that implied death sentences are widely accepted for people who aren’t murderers. The matriarchal society on his world was balanced much like the patriarchy is in our world, with men only having perceived value until they’re in their late 30s. I liked that there were males who had scraps of power and often did awful things with that power, because it brought more complexity to the story. Power corrupts in all its forms.
Spice: 3/5
Triggers: violence, gore, animal attack, imprisonment, death, misandry, grief, poverty, speciesism, corrupt political system
Spice: 3/5
Triggers: violence, gore, animal attack, imprisonment, death, misandry, grief, poverty, speciesism, corrupt political system
December 30, 2024
I really like the longer PMA stories that spend so much time on a society and the galactic politics of a match.
This one has a lot to say, and a sweet romance. Not an absolute favorite but firmly in the middle of the pack.
This one has a lot to say, and a sweet romance. Not an absolute favorite but firmly in the middle of the pack.
January 1, 2025
Nunca me voy a cansar de esta serie, nunca decepciona.
March 1, 2025
Here kitty kitty.......bring that spiky peen to me! LOL
Look, I love this series. It's my SFR crack. Throwing the human female into a crazy culture and seeing what happens. While falling in love with your soulmate as well, duh.
It had a touch of YA mean girls vibes, but I still was entertained and gobbled it up. I loved Gaelec and Ophelia's mission to save the lost boys.
Look, I love this series. It's my SFR crack. Throwing the human female into a crazy culture and seeing what happens. While falling in love with your soulmate as well, duh.
It had a touch of YA mean girls vibes, but I still was entertained and gobbled it up. I loved Gaelec and Ophelia's mission to save the lost boys.
May 29, 2025
3. 5 ⭐️🐱
February 21, 2025
This one focused on politics a lot more than the other ones, and yes, I know I read the series out of order, you’ll live I’ll live. It’s fine. I’m coming to terms with it. But I did enjoy this one, there was a point where I thought I was getting boring and I put it down for like two days but then I picked it up and then boom like Something drastic happened and I was like oh great action so then I finished it
Edit: now that I’m gully conscious I want to add that I wish there was more conflict in the relationship, like I know they’re soulmates and everything, but I do wish that there was more. I don’t know something of substance that actually made me believe that they were meant to be together.
Edit: now that I’m gully conscious I want to add that I wish there was more conflict in the relationship, like I know they’re soulmates and everything, but I do wish that there was more. I don’t know something of substance that actually made me believe that they were meant to be together.
January 15, 2025
Ya más de 2 años siguiendo esta saga y la sigo amando como el primer día. Voy a llorar cuando esto termine.
April 9, 2025
Siento que comencé de hypeada y en la segunda parte medio que la historia me aburrió un poco. Peeeero, no es mala y la pareja me gustó qcyo. 3.25
March 27, 2025
“Te das cuenta de que, a partir de este momento, tu pecho se ha convertido oficialmente en mi nueva almohada, ¿verdad?”
📖: Casada con un hombre gato
✏️: Regine Abel
⭐️: 𝟰
𝐋𝐨 𝐪𝐮𝐞 𝐩𝐨𝐝𝐫𝐚́𝐬 𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐞
💖🚀Romance Sci-Fi con una pareja adorable (monster romance)
📚 Clichés; Matrimonio Arreglado, Almas gemelas, Insta-love
🐈 Un exconvicto con corazón de gatito 💙
🔥 Escenas spicy que suben la temperatura 🌡️
💡 Crítica social sobre el sistema de la manada (matriarcal) 🤯
🤭 Choque de culturas y momentos graciosos 🐾
📖 Doble POV para conocer la historia desde ambos lados 👀
🗣️ Narrado en primera persona
Si te gusta el romance de ciencia ficción 🚀 con ese toque de monster romance 👽💘, este libro tiene todo para atraparte. Es la entrega número 12 de la serie Agencia Primaria, pero se puede leer de forma independiente sin problema.
Aquí nos encontramos con Ofelia, una humana aventurera que busca a su alma gemela a través de la famosa Agencia Primaria, y con Gaelec, un exconvicto de la especie Nazhral (hombres gato 🐅) que, aunque no esperaba encontrar pareja, termina en un matrimonio arreglado con ella pero es que quién puede decir que no, cuando sabes que encontraron a tu alma gemela.
Lo que empieza como una unión “impuesta” se convierte en una relación tierna, apasionada y llena de apoyo mutuo.
💙 ¿𝐐𝐮𝐞́ 𝐚𝐦𝐞́ 𝐝𝐞 𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐞 𝐥𝐢𝐛𝐫𝐨?
✔️ Un romance sano y tierno, con mucho insta-love pero en este caso no me importó, además tiene el cliché de almas gemelas.
✔️ Escenas spicy que hacen suspirar, pero sin perder el corazón de la historia.
✔️ Gaelec es el típico macho duro por fuera, pero un gatito ronroneador por dentro.
✔️ La crítica social sobre la manada matriarcal de los Nazhrals: aquí las mujeres son las que mandan, los hombres son reemplazables y descartados con el tiempo, algo que nos recuerda ciertas dinámicas en la vida real pero al contrario.
✔️ Momentos graciosos y tiernos, especialmente con las diferencias culturales y biológicas entre humanos y Nazhrals. (No superaré jamás el comentario de Gaelec sobre los humanos y sus "carencias" en sus partes íntimas 😆).
✔️ Un mensaje poderoso sobre dignidad, amor propio y el derecho a elegir tu camino, sin importar lo que la sociedad te imponga.
🔚 ¿𝐋𝐨 𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐨?
¡Sí! Es un libro ligero, adictivo, entretenido y con una pareja que te deja con el corazón calentito. Si te gusta el romance con alienígenas, machos protectores pero respetuosos y heroínas fuertes, te va a encantar.
Y por supuesto, seguiré devorando esta serie hasta que se acabe. Regine Abel me metió de lleno al monster romance y ahora no hay vuelta atrás. 😍
📖: Casada con un hombre gato
✏️: Regine Abel
⭐️: 𝟰
𝐋𝐨 𝐪𝐮𝐞 𝐩𝐨𝐝𝐫𝐚́𝐬 𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐞
💖🚀Romance Sci-Fi con una pareja adorable (monster romance)
📚 Clichés; Matrimonio Arreglado, Almas gemelas, Insta-love
🐈 Un exconvicto con corazón de gatito 💙
🔥 Escenas spicy que suben la temperatura 🌡️
💡 Crítica social sobre el sistema de la manada (matriarcal) 🤯
🤭 Choque de culturas y momentos graciosos 🐾
📖 Doble POV para conocer la historia desde ambos lados 👀
🗣️ Narrado en primera persona
Si te gusta el romance de ciencia ficción 🚀 con ese toque de monster romance 👽💘, este libro tiene todo para atraparte. Es la entrega número 12 de la serie Agencia Primaria, pero se puede leer de forma independiente sin problema.
Aquí nos encontramos con Ofelia, una humana aventurera que busca a su alma gemela a través de la famosa Agencia Primaria, y con Gaelec, un exconvicto de la especie Nazhral (hombres gato 🐅) que, aunque no esperaba encontrar pareja, termina en un matrimonio arreglado con ella pero es que quién puede decir que no, cuando sabes que encontraron a tu alma gemela.
Lo que empieza como una unión “impuesta” se convierte en una relación tierna, apasionada y llena de apoyo mutuo.
💙 ¿𝐐𝐮𝐞́ 𝐚𝐦𝐞́ 𝐝𝐞 𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐞 𝐥𝐢𝐛𝐫𝐨?
✔️ Un romance sano y tierno, con mucho insta-love pero en este caso no me importó, además tiene el cliché de almas gemelas.
✔️ Escenas spicy que hacen suspirar, pero sin perder el corazón de la historia.
✔️ Gaelec es el típico macho duro por fuera, pero un gatito ronroneador por dentro.
✔️ La crítica social sobre la manada matriarcal de los Nazhrals: aquí las mujeres son las que mandan, los hombres son reemplazables y descartados con el tiempo, algo que nos recuerda ciertas dinámicas en la vida real pero al contrario.
✔️ Momentos graciosos y tiernos, especialmente con las diferencias culturales y biológicas entre humanos y Nazhrals. (No superaré jamás el comentario de Gaelec sobre los humanos y sus "carencias" en sus partes íntimas 😆).
✔️ Un mensaje poderoso sobre dignidad, amor propio y el derecho a elegir tu camino, sin importar lo que la sociedad te imponga.
🔚 ¿𝐋𝐨 𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐨?
¡Sí! Es un libro ligero, adictivo, entretenido y con una pareja que te deja con el corazón calentito. Si te gusta el romance con alienígenas, machos protectores pero respetuosos y heroínas fuertes, te va a encantar.
Y por supuesto, seguiré devorando esta serie hasta que se acabe. Regine Abel me metió de lleno al monster romance y ahora no hay vuelta atrás. 😍
did-not-finish
January 18, 2025DNF @ 12%.
Loved the concept (he’s an ex-convict cat alien who is super cuddly and wanting to make a better life for himself, she’s a human who is matched to him after signing up to the Prime Mating Agency) but I wasn’t vibing with the writing. The dialogue was too modern which took me out of the story.
I did flip to the end for the comeuppance scenes though.
Loved the concept (he’s an ex-convict cat alien who is super cuddly and wanting to make a better life for himself, she’s a human who is matched to him after signing up to the Prime Mating Agency) but I wasn’t vibing with the writing. The dialogue was too modern which took me out of the story.
I did flip to the end for the comeuppance scenes though.
January 19, 2025
2.5
Regine Abel is the queen of social criticism within the sci-fi genre. There's always something to learn from her stories that are clearly influenced by actual issues/systems around the world. There's always something to learn, to say, to think about the plots she chooses to explore and I think that's a wonderful way to create some self-awareness in general. Nevertheless, I think this particular story would have benefited from a more concise version of said issues because while I enjoyed most concepts, some executions didn't come to fruition.
The beginning was slower compared to other PMA stories and our MCs didn't meet until chapter 5, so the overall pace in terms of romance wasn't the best. I felt the politics of it all kind of eclipsed everything else and the romance wasn't spared from this, especially taking into account Ophelia's character was nothing more than a Manic Pixie Girl that served the hero in terms of development.
I think Gaelec's character arc was way more developed than Ophelia's. There was a resounding before and after on his part, but Ophelia read too one-dimensional. It was a shame because the beginning showed her as someone more complex with prejudices of her of her own against Gaelec and his people that had the potential to create some conflict between the couple. Nevertheless, all of that went right out of the proverbial window the instant she noticed Gaelec was hot which I found shallow on her part and was anti-climatic in terms of arc because she flipped faster than a light-switch.
Besides those issues, once again, I think the story had wonderful ideas and some of those delivered while others not really.
Regine Abel is the queen of social criticism within the sci-fi genre. There's always something to learn from her stories that are clearly influenced by actual issues/systems around the world. There's always something to learn, to say, to think about the plots she chooses to explore and I think that's a wonderful way to create some self-awareness in general. Nevertheless, I think this particular story would have benefited from a more concise version of said issues because while I enjoyed most concepts, some executions didn't come to fruition.
The beginning was slower compared to other PMA stories and our MCs didn't meet until chapter 5, so the overall pace in terms of romance wasn't the best. I felt the politics of it all kind of eclipsed everything else and the romance wasn't spared from this, especially taking into account Ophelia's character was nothing more than a Manic Pixie Girl that served the hero in terms of development.
I think Gaelec's character arc was way more developed than Ophelia's. There was a resounding before and after on his part, but Ophelia read too one-dimensional. It was a shame because the beginning showed her as someone more complex with prejudices of her of her own against Gaelec and his people that had the potential to create some conflict between the couple. Nevertheless, all of that went right out of the proverbial window the instant she noticed Gaelec was hot which I found shallow on her part and was anti-climatic in terms of arc because she flipped faster than a light-switch.
Besides those issues, once again, I think the story had wonderful ideas and some of those delivered while others not really.
January 5, 2025
QUÉ HOMBRE POR FAVOR
November 18, 2025
Calificación: ★★★☆☆ (3/5)
Este libro fue… lindo, entretenido, y con esa vibra simpática que tiene toda esta saga, pero tampoco me volvió loca. Es de esos que lees rápido, te sacan un par de sonrisas y después seguís adelante sin demasiado drama.
Lo mejor, sin duda, fue el protagonista gato. Ese equilibrio entre travieso, protector y un poco insoportable me hizo reír más de una vez. Tiene ese encanto felino que se te pega aunque quieras resistirte. Y la dinámica con la protagonista, si bien no es la más profunda del universo, funciona: es tierna, ágil y tiene momentos realmente dulces.
Ahora… sí sentí que el romance podría haber tenido más capas. Hay química, sí, pero faltó exploración emocional, sobre todo comparado con otros libros de la saga que trabajan mucho mejor la conexión sentimental. Acá todo pasa un poquito rápido, un poquito “porque sí”, y me quedé esperando más desarrollo, más intimidad que no sea solo física.
La historia en general cumple: es ligera, divertida, con buen ritmo y un mundo que sigue siendo muy atractivo, pero no me dejó una marca especial.
Un libro para disfrutar sin pensar demasiado, pero no uno que destaque entre los demás.
Este libro fue… lindo, entretenido, y con esa vibra simpática que tiene toda esta saga, pero tampoco me volvió loca. Es de esos que lees rápido, te sacan un par de sonrisas y después seguís adelante sin demasiado drama.
Lo mejor, sin duda, fue el protagonista gato. Ese equilibrio entre travieso, protector y un poco insoportable me hizo reír más de una vez. Tiene ese encanto felino que se te pega aunque quieras resistirte. Y la dinámica con la protagonista, si bien no es la más profunda del universo, funciona: es tierna, ágil y tiene momentos realmente dulces.
Ahora… sí sentí que el romance podría haber tenido más capas. Hay química, sí, pero faltó exploración emocional, sobre todo comparado con otros libros de la saga que trabajan mucho mejor la conexión sentimental. Acá todo pasa un poquito rápido, un poquito “porque sí”, y me quedé esperando más desarrollo, más intimidad que no sea solo física.
La historia en general cumple: es ligera, divertida, con buen ritmo y un mundo que sigue siendo muy atractivo, pero no me dejó una marca especial.
Un libro para disfrutar sin pensar demasiado, pero no uno que destaque entre los demás.
March 15, 2025
This was cute but somehow empty. I like this author but I wish she would push it further and not always play it so safe. She has a wonderful imagination that feels boxed in by popular opinions. Like making art for hotel rooms as opposed to making art for yourself.
I guess I should just try a different series by her.
THIS IS THE LAST KU read for me. I live in Canada and due to the trade war with Trump, I am getting rid of all things Amazon. I must say that it feels, rather freeing.
anyways, back to the book;
This one was entertaining and sweet. Cultures clash but not between the MCs. There's a fair bit of thought put into the Nazhrals' world but it still felt like a thin veneer. Maybe if the author had kept the scope of the story to something smaller we could have had the time to feel more for the characters.
His only real difference was that he looked cat-like. Mentally he was very human.
The culture was different but vilified somewhat. I would have liked to explore the idea of a matriarchy more (but a healthy one). Wouldn't Gaelec have felt the need for a female leader? I kinda wish that he had.
So yeah, basically two nice people marry and move out of his parent's basement (insert evil pride village) to start a life of their own with the insta help of other happy aliens and humans.
Everyone is happy and nice except for the villains who are narrow minded bigots.
Not a great read, but not a bad one either.
safety is good.
I guess I should just try a different series by her.
THIS IS THE LAST KU read for me. I live in Canada and due to the trade war with Trump, I am getting rid of all things Amazon. I must say that it feels, rather freeing.
anyways, back to the book;
This one was entertaining and sweet. Cultures clash but not between the MCs. There's a fair bit of thought put into the Nazhrals' world but it still felt like a thin veneer. Maybe if the author had kept the scope of the story to something smaller we could have had the time to feel more for the characters.
His only real difference was that he looked cat-like. Mentally he was very human.
The culture was different but vilified somewhat. I would have liked to explore the idea of a matriarchy more (but a healthy one). Wouldn't Gaelec have felt the need for a female leader? I kinda wish that he had.
So yeah, basically two nice people marry and move out of his parent's basement (insert evil pride village) to start a life of their own with the insta help of other happy aliens and humans.
Everyone is happy and nice except for the villains who are narrow minded bigots.
Not a great read, but not a bad one either.
safety is good.
January 13, 2025
Five stars purrfect
Regine Abel, you’ve done it again! I didn’t think I could love the Prime Mating Agency series more, but I Married a Catman had me phurring with delight. This book is the literary equivalent of a warm blanket, a purring feline, and a healthy dose of spice. The MMC? Absolute perfection—strong, loyal, a touch of sass, and enough charm to make me wonder if intergalactic matchmaking is actually a thing. (Sign me up, PMA!)
The world-building was stellar, as always, and the challenges the characters faced together were just the right balance of heartwarming and hilarious. And let’s talk about the low-angst plot—perfect for those days when you just want to escape to a feel-good alien romance. If you're not swooning by the end, I don't know what to tell you.
Regine Abel’s books always deliver, and this one is no exception. Five shiny stars and a big, contented “meow” of approval!
Regine Abel, you’ve done it again! I didn’t think I could love the Prime Mating Agency series more, but I Married a Catman had me phurring with delight. This book is the literary equivalent of a warm blanket, a purring feline, and a healthy dose of spice. The MMC? Absolute perfection—strong, loyal, a touch of sass, and enough charm to make me wonder if intergalactic matchmaking is actually a thing. (Sign me up, PMA!)
The world-building was stellar, as always, and the challenges the characters faced together were just the right balance of heartwarming and hilarious. And let’s talk about the low-angst plot—perfect for those days when you just want to escape to a feel-good alien romance. If you're not swooning by the end, I don't know what to tell you.
Regine Abel’s books always deliver, and this one is no exception. Five shiny stars and a big, contented “meow” of approval!
December 29, 2024
A delightful and thought provoking romance!
I always wonder what troubles and concerns will pop up with two such disparate cultures in a mating. I had to laugh, because Ophelia was SO sure exactly who she’d like as a mate, but who she got was entirely different. Gaelec was worried if this would ever work, but seriously, Kayog is never wrong. I love seeing the changes in each of them as they get to know each other. Living with the Pride is quite an eye-opener! I was shocked at the way things worked, and thrilled with the way they handled the situation.
The book is well written, the story fascinating, and it had me thinking about the way we treat each other, and the preconceived notions we often bring into new relationships. Excellent reading!
I always wonder what troubles and concerns will pop up with two such disparate cultures in a mating. I had to laugh, because Ophelia was SO sure exactly who she’d like as a mate, but who she got was entirely different. Gaelec was worried if this would ever work, but seriously, Kayog is never wrong. I love seeing the changes in each of them as they get to know each other. Living with the Pride is quite an eye-opener! I was shocked at the way things worked, and thrilled with the way they handled the situation.
The book is well written, the story fascinating, and it had me thinking about the way we treat each other, and the preconceived notions we often bring into new relationships. Excellent reading!
February 20, 2025
This would have been rated higher like a 4, just for support of the author, but I recently finished a series of 16 that were better stories and I gave them 4’s. So I couldn’t do them dirty :)
Anyway, still a light read with complex fixes for society to run better, with some serious spice.
The dialogue gets a little sappy:
“You are touched by a higher power. Embrace your stars. They are beautiful.”
Blah blah yeah yeah
Anyway, Catman was interesting even if the society norms were heartbreaking. I will probably continue if the alien isn’t super creepy…
Anyway, still a light read with complex fixes for society to run better, with some serious spice.
The dialogue gets a little sappy:
“You are touched by a higher power. Embrace your stars. They are beautiful.”
Blah blah yeah yeah
Anyway, Catman was interesting even if the society norms were heartbreaking. I will probably continue if the alien isn’t super creepy…
January 18, 2025
Fantastic!
March 16, 2025
LOVED!!!
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February 3, 2025No voy a reseñar este libro. Me di cuenta al leerlo que mis creencias personales, aquello que defiendo y predico, están en conflicto con las ideas de la autora. Por tanto, no puedo ser objetiva en mi opinión y no sería justo para la obra.
También, "parada" desde este libro, mi mirada sobre la serie entera cambió. Me doy cuenta de que en otras historias previas ya la autora había "camuflado" algunos mensajes... que en este no esconde más y dice abiertamente. Esa reflexión será tema para otro post.
También, "parada" desde este libro, mi mirada sobre la serie entera cambió. Me doy cuenta de que en otras historias previas ya la autora había "camuflado" algunos mensajes... que en este no esconde más y dice abiertamente. Esa reflexión será tema para otro post.
January 7, 2025
okay look, i know i have a lot of things i’ve told people i would read (abby) but UNFORTUNATELY for all of us i DID read the monster romance first. and you know what?? i liked it!! they’re fun and easy!! sue me!
January 4, 2025
4.5⭐? Creo q merece mas jajsjaja para mí gusto tiene 5 ⭐ sin duda me encanto no decepciona ,recomendadicimo!!👽🤙
August 21, 2025
3.5
"Invece della risposta divertita che mi sarei aspettata, Gaelec mi guardò con un’espressione di disapprovazione. “Non dire così. Le tue... lentiggini... non sono un male o maledette come dici. A me ricordano la nostra Costellazione di Luen. È visibile solo in inverno o nelle prime mattine d’estate.” I miei occhi si allargarono. “Luen? Non è il mare di stelle rosse?” esclamai. Lui annuì, con un sorriso di approvazione per il fatto che lo conoscessi. “Sì. Luen è un segno di buona fortuna ed è considerato una benedizione degli Dèi. Più stelle sono visibili e maggiore è la benedizione. Sei stata toccata da un potere superiore. Abbraccia e apprezza le tue stelle, Ophelia. Sono bellissime.” Mi si strinse il petto mentre la mia mano si alzava verso il viso con una volontà propria. “È la cosa più bella che mi sia mai stata detta,” sussurrai, guardandolo. Lui sorrise, visibilmente compiaciuto, e il tenue luccichio nei suoi occhi mi fece sciogliere dentro. In quell’istante, mi resi conto di aver fatto la scelta giusta ascoltando Kayog. Non conoscevo quell’uomo, ma avremmo fatto funzionare le cose. Era davvero la mia anima gemella."
Siamo quasi giunti alla fine di questa bellissima serie, che mi ha tenuto compagnia per molto tempo e mi ha fatto soprattutto scoprire la passione per l alien romance XD Continuo infatti tuttora, nonostante abbiamo superato i 10 volumi e ovviamente il livello non sia sempre uguale pur rimanendo comunque sempre alto, a pensare che sia una delle serie migliori sul generis tra le poche giunte da noi, l autrice ha una fantasia incredibile e riesce sempre a infilare in ogni libro battaglie sociali, riscatto, valori e abbattimento di ogni pregiudizio. Onestamente, l inizio non mi ha convinta granché, lei praticamente decide di iscriversi all'agenzia perché ha visto degli alieni sexy in TV su cui sbavare e ne vuole uno per sé (per carità, ogni motivo è lecito ma se la confrontiamo con le precedenti protagoniste che approdavano a questi matrimoni per svariati motivi, spesso gravi e molto seri, il tutto risulta superficiale e ridicolo) e il continuo alternarsi tra timidezza e "sono arrapata!" non me l ha fatta apprezzare granché (poi andando avanti migliora, soprattutto dopo che iniziano a darci dentro e riacquista le sue facoltà intellettive XD). Lui nonostante all'inizio sembrasse fin troppo garbato e impacciato si rivela poi molto più interessante e sfaccettato, ha avuto una vita durissima e fa parte di una società matriarcale e spietata, che gli ha rubato la giovinezza, la libertà e i sogni... tutto ciò che alla fine riuscirà a conquistare grazie alla sua nuova moglie! Sono contenta di vedere che alla fin fine, nel tentativo di cambiare le cose, non si siano intestarditi a cercare di riparare ciò che era irrimediabilmente rotto, ma abbiano deciso di iniziare un nuovo viaggio, di tracciare la propria rotta insieme ai (pochi) personaggi positivi che hanno deciso insieme di formare una famiglia allargata libera dai vincoli passati dove chiunque possa trovare dignità e uno scopo!
"Invece della risposta divertita che mi sarei aspettata, Gaelec mi guardò con un’espressione di disapprovazione. “Non dire così. Le tue... lentiggini... non sono un male o maledette come dici. A me ricordano la nostra Costellazione di Luen. È visibile solo in inverno o nelle prime mattine d’estate.” I miei occhi si allargarono. “Luen? Non è il mare di stelle rosse?” esclamai. Lui annuì, con un sorriso di approvazione per il fatto che lo conoscessi. “Sì. Luen è un segno di buona fortuna ed è considerato una benedizione degli Dèi. Più stelle sono visibili e maggiore è la benedizione. Sei stata toccata da un potere superiore. Abbraccia e apprezza le tue stelle, Ophelia. Sono bellissime.” Mi si strinse il petto mentre la mia mano si alzava verso il viso con una volontà propria. “È la cosa più bella che mi sia mai stata detta,” sussurrai, guardandolo. Lui sorrise, visibilmente compiaciuto, e il tenue luccichio nei suoi occhi mi fece sciogliere dentro. In quell’istante, mi resi conto di aver fatto la scelta giusta ascoltando Kayog. Non conoscevo quell’uomo, ma avremmo fatto funzionare le cose. Era davvero la mia anima gemella."
Siamo quasi giunti alla fine di questa bellissima serie, che mi ha tenuto compagnia per molto tempo e mi ha fatto soprattutto scoprire la passione per l alien romance XD Continuo infatti tuttora, nonostante abbiamo superato i 10 volumi e ovviamente il livello non sia sempre uguale pur rimanendo comunque sempre alto, a pensare che sia una delle serie migliori sul generis tra le poche giunte da noi, l autrice ha una fantasia incredibile e riesce sempre a infilare in ogni libro battaglie sociali, riscatto, valori e abbattimento di ogni pregiudizio. Onestamente, l inizio non mi ha convinta granché, lei praticamente decide di iscriversi all'agenzia perché ha visto degli alieni sexy in TV su cui sbavare e ne vuole uno per sé (per carità, ogni motivo è lecito ma se la confrontiamo con le precedenti protagoniste che approdavano a questi matrimoni per svariati motivi, spesso gravi e molto seri, il tutto risulta superficiale e ridicolo) e il continuo alternarsi tra timidezza e "sono arrapata!" non me l ha fatta apprezzare granché (poi andando avanti migliora, soprattutto dopo che iniziano a darci dentro e riacquista le sue facoltà intellettive XD). Lui nonostante all'inizio sembrasse fin troppo garbato e impacciato si rivela poi molto più interessante e sfaccettato, ha avuto una vita durissima e fa parte di una società matriarcale e spietata, che gli ha rubato la giovinezza, la libertà e i sogni... tutto ciò che alla fine riuscirà a conquistare grazie alla sua nuova moglie! Sono contenta di vedere che alla fin fine, nel tentativo di cambiare le cose, non si siano intestarditi a cercare di riparare ciò che era irrimediabilmente rotto, ma abbiano deciso di iniziare un nuovo viaggio, di tracciare la propria rotta insieme ai (pochi) personaggi positivi che hanno deciso insieme di formare una famiglia allargata libera dai vincoli passati dove chiunque possa trovare dignità e uno scopo!
March 27, 2025
Malefica81- per RFS
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Bentornate Fenici!
Oggi vi parlerò del nuovo romanzo della serie Agenzia Primaria della prolifica scrittrice Regine Abel.
Questa volta i protagonisti sono Ophelia e Gaelec e lei si è rivolta all’Agenzia per trovare la sua anima gemella. Quando le viene detto chi le è stato assegnato ne rimane sconvolta. Il suo promesso è, infatti, un uomo-gatto, una massa di muscoli e morbida pelliccia, un ex detenuto che si rivelerà l’uomo più dolce del mondo.
Gaelec, dopo la pena scontata su Molvi, deve fare attenzione ai suoi stessi compatrioti che tramano nuovamente per toglierlo di mezzo usando espedienti poco corretti. Quando scopre che la sua anima gemella è un’umana inizialmente è titubante, restio, ma in breve cambierà idea innamorandosi della donna senza pelliccia.
I due impareranno a conoscersi, a smussare gli angoli dei loro caratteri e di due razze completamente diverse. Ophelia ha lavorato per anni come volontaria a contatto con tante altre specie, non ha paura e sa come gestire problemi e complicazioni e questo colpirà molto il nostro protagonista. La società dei Nazhrael è matriarcale con regine imparentate tra loro e cacciatrici mentre i maschi vengono relegati a lavori di manovalanza e lavorazione delle carni. Il loro ruolo è quello di riproduttori e, una volta che non sono più utilizzabili per questo scopo, sono costretti a lasciare il branco. Insomma, sono le femmine che scelgono e decidono tutto anche se le matriarche e l’alpha fanno il bello e il cattivo tempo.
Gaelec si ribella a tutto questo, del resto lui è un maschio speciale portatore di geni forti e molte femmine vorrebbero accoppiarsi con lui, ma il suo cuore ha scelto. Mai avrebbe pensato che l’umana dai capelli rossi come fiamme, con gli occhi verdi, senza pelliccia e artigli fosse così… interessante.
Questo libro si legge tutto d’un fiato, la Abel è bravissima a portarti in questo mondo sci-fi dalle forti tinte spicy. Ciò che mi ha fatto ridere – in senso buono – è stato quando le due specie differenti devono… rendere valido il matrimonio con la consumazione. Essendo Gaelec un felino ha, come i gatti, certe “cose” sul pene, come posso dire senza risultare volgare, spuntoni che sono erogeni per lui e che provocano l’orgasmo nelle femmine.
Ovviamente è un’opera di fantasia quindi leggetela come tale.
Libro consigliato.
Alla prossima
Un saluto dalla vostra Mal
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Bentornate Fenici!
Oggi vi parlerò del nuovo romanzo della serie Agenzia Primaria della prolifica scrittrice Regine Abel.
Questa volta i protagonisti sono Ophelia e Gaelec e lei si è rivolta all’Agenzia per trovare la sua anima gemella. Quando le viene detto chi le è stato assegnato ne rimane sconvolta. Il suo promesso è, infatti, un uomo-gatto, una massa di muscoli e morbida pelliccia, un ex detenuto che si rivelerà l’uomo più dolce del mondo.
Gaelec, dopo la pena scontata su Molvi, deve fare attenzione ai suoi stessi compatrioti che tramano nuovamente per toglierlo di mezzo usando espedienti poco corretti. Quando scopre che la sua anima gemella è un’umana inizialmente è titubante, restio, ma in breve cambierà idea innamorandosi della donna senza pelliccia.
I due impareranno a conoscersi, a smussare gli angoli dei loro caratteri e di due razze completamente diverse. Ophelia ha lavorato per anni come volontaria a contatto con tante altre specie, non ha paura e sa come gestire problemi e complicazioni e questo colpirà molto il nostro protagonista. La società dei Nazhrael è matriarcale con regine imparentate tra loro e cacciatrici mentre i maschi vengono relegati a lavori di manovalanza e lavorazione delle carni. Il loro ruolo è quello di riproduttori e, una volta che non sono più utilizzabili per questo scopo, sono costretti a lasciare il branco. Insomma, sono le femmine che scelgono e decidono tutto anche se le matriarche e l’alpha fanno il bello e il cattivo tempo.
Gaelec si ribella a tutto questo, del resto lui è un maschio speciale portatore di geni forti e molte femmine vorrebbero accoppiarsi con lui, ma il suo cuore ha scelto. Mai avrebbe pensato che l’umana dai capelli rossi come fiamme, con gli occhi verdi, senza pelliccia e artigli fosse così… interessante.
Questo libro si legge tutto d’un fiato, la Abel è bravissima a portarti in questo mondo sci-fi dalle forti tinte spicy. Ciò che mi ha fatto ridere – in senso buono – è stato quando le due specie differenti devono… rendere valido il matrimonio con la consumazione. Essendo Gaelec un felino ha, come i gatti, certe “cose” sul pene, come posso dire senza risultare volgare, spuntoni che sono erogeni per lui e che provocano l’orgasmo nelle femmine.
Ovviamente è un’opera di fantasia quindi leggetela come tale.
Libro consigliato.
Alla prossima
Un saluto dalla vostra Mal
January 2, 2025
2.5 ⭐️ I’m sad to say I didn’t love this one. 😢
The hero has just been released from prison. He lives in a Pride, where matriarchs rule, women hunt, and men have a precarious position in society. When he hears that his soulmate was found, he’s initially hesitant because he doesn’t know what his future looks like.
So he’s not physically drawn to the heroine Ophelia at first and thinks she’s strange, which I didn’t really like because she’s immediately into him. There’s also OW drama in the form of a woman he was with for a year in the past. She immediately left him behind when he goes to prison, but he was in love with her and very betrayed. He’s super annoyed by her now, but I didn’t like that she was in the story a lot, trying to get him back. I prefer my ow drama from women who were never actually with the hero.
He does change his tune fast and sees Ophelia’s merits, and they do share similar thoughts of how society can change, etc.
I don’t know why, I was just not connecting to the story or the characters. These books are usually sweet, but I just felt bored. Maybe it was my mood and others would enjoy it more!
The hero has just been released from prison. He lives in a Pride, where matriarchs rule, women hunt, and men have a precarious position in society. When he hears that his soulmate was found, he’s initially hesitant because he doesn’t know what his future looks like.
So he’s not physically drawn to the heroine Ophelia at first and thinks she’s strange, which I didn’t really like because she’s immediately into him. There’s also OW drama in the form of a woman he was with for a year in the past. She immediately left him behind when he goes to prison, but he was in love with her and very betrayed. He’s super annoyed by her now, but I didn’t like that she was in the story a lot, trying to get him back. I prefer my ow drama from women who were never actually with the hero.
He does change his tune fast and sees Ophelia’s merits, and they do share similar thoughts of how society can change, etc.
I don’t know why, I was just not connecting to the story or the characters. These books are usually sweet, but I just felt bored. Maybe it was my mood and others would enjoy it more!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 12, 2025
Great addition to the series!
I really loved the first books of this series. The writing is so good, the world building is easy to latch on to, and the couples are sweet. I checked out when it seemed like the world building was becoming a more prominent plot line. No shade- this author can write!- but it didn’t pull me in the same way.
This book feels like a nod to the first few of the series, with a straightforward plot that pulls you in right away and a sweet couple who you root for right from the start. I love the intergalactic prison element and the themes about rebuilding. Great story, good spice, and a very sweet couple. Can’t wait to dive back in to the rest of the series.
I really loved the first books of this series. The writing is so good, the world building is easy to latch on to, and the couples are sweet. I checked out when it seemed like the world building was becoming a more prominent plot line. No shade- this author can write!- but it didn’t pull me in the same way.
This book feels like a nod to the first few of the series, with a straightforward plot that pulls you in right away and a sweet couple who you root for right from the start. I love the intergalactic prison element and the themes about rebuilding. Great story, good spice, and a very sweet couple. Can’t wait to dive back in to the rest of the series.
December 29, 2024
Ugh, Kayog's done it again! He's never wrong you know!
Gaelec has recently been released from the prison planet Molvi and returns to his pride with the hope that they'll accept him back.
Adventure loving, philanthropist Ophelia is looking for the next exciting step in her life.
In a matriarchal society, Gaelec is treated as a pawn, with very little security in his future: further compounded when he receives a comm from Kayog, stating that Gaelec's soulmate has been identified, and will come to live with him in his pride.
This was an epic look at gender-focused societies, and how dangerous it can be to remain stagnant. I LOVED Gaelec's inner monologue regarding Ophelia, and the supporting characters (and their character dev) were amazing!
Gaelec has recently been released from the prison planet Molvi and returns to his pride with the hope that they'll accept him back.
Adventure loving, philanthropist Ophelia is looking for the next exciting step in her life.
In a matriarchal society, Gaelec is treated as a pawn, with very little security in his future: further compounded when he receives a comm from Kayog, stating that Gaelec's soulmate has been identified, and will come to live with him in his pride.
This was an epic look at gender-focused societies, and how dangerous it can be to remain stagnant. I LOVED Gaelec's inner monologue regarding Ophelia, and the supporting characters (and their character dev) were amazing!
July 1, 2025
Tengo muchas opiniones encontradas.
Entiendo que pretende una igualdad de género, pero funcionalmente no se logra en el desarrollo de la historia. Básicamente la protagonista salta a abrazar un patriarcado, donde tiene derechos y va a estar privilegiada, pero no tendrá poder de decisión.
Muy incómoda me sentí. Me suele pasar con algunos libros de esta autora, que parece tener buenas intenciones, pero que luego transmiten un mensaje extraño.
Entiendo que pretende una igualdad de género, pero funcionalmente no se logra en el desarrollo de la historia. Básicamente la protagonista salta a abrazar un patriarcado, donde tiene derechos y va a estar privilegiada, pero no tendrá poder de decisión.
Muy incómoda me sentí. Me suele pasar con algunos libros de esta autora, que parece tener buenas intenciones, pero que luego transmiten un mensaje extraño.
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