Of Another Dimension

Gone with The Rift #1

by Jeanette Lynn

Lilie never thought her life would change so drastically when she crawled into bed that night. She never believed what everyone said about her neighbor either. Mr. Clem, crazy? No... That is, until she finds him driving spikes into the ground in the middle of a vicious storm, wearing nothing but his pajamas and a ratty bathrobe. The retired engineer couldn't have prepared Lil for what was about to happen next. Things don't go as they should and one well aimed lighting jolt sends her careening through a portal of some sort, a worm hole to an alternate dimension.

Miss Lilie shoots straight through to the other side, landing herself smack dab in the middle of a strange alien world with an unfamiliar setting. What's a gal to do when she suddenly finds herself being chased by an angry, bellowing red creature that looks like something straight out of science fiction movie. A demon, an angry looking demon.

Will Lil make it out of this alive? or will she ultimately end up demon fodder? or is that what he'd even had in mind at all? What will happen to Lil as she navigates her way through this strange new world....

Reader Advisory: This book contains menage a trois sex scenes, one woman with multiple partners (m/f/m) (no m/m) and mild violence.

Genres: Aliens, Reverse Harem, Science Fiction, Romance, Menage, Erotica, Fantasy

First published June 16, 2014

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Reviews

[Maya · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is the first book that I've read from this talented author and it's my second time re-reading it. The story captures a completelly different but at the same time familiar world, with strange colours and creatures that you cannot help but fall in love with. I loved how strange in appearance the 'dog' was and at the end my heart broke for him. Also what's great about this story is the strong and feisty female lead. She's thrown into a new world full of demon looking aliens, that at first impression want to harm her, or at least that's what she thinks but to be fair with that happened I would too. She has to quickly learn and adapt to all that but thankfully with the help of her new alien friends she manages just fine. I won't go into the plot because you simply have to read the whole story to completely appreciate it. All I can say is that the story is funny and sexy but also has some really emotional scenes that are worth the read.

[T00zday · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was fantastic. I read it twice back to back and have the itch to re-read it a third time.

It's late, and I got zero sleep last night because I was reading this for the second time...(grin)

Big aliens that have red skin & resemble our idea of "demons" - all three brothers. Seem to live on an alien cattle ranch.

Nice long review to come later.

Quickie:
Lil gets sucked into a dimensional portal and onto an alien planet. She is attacked almost immediately by a big angry demon looking guy who is yelling at her. She escapes into a forest, almost starves but finds a different demon guy camping & steals his food. He stumbles across her later and slowly gets her to trust him. They can't understand one another yet. Eventually he wins her over enough to "mate".
She finds out he's got TWO ding-dings.

He brings her to his home, only for her to realize the first angry demon that tried to kill her when she first arrived - lives in the same house with her mate.
She goes a little nuts trying to get away, the demon guys tranquilize her and implant translators in her ears while she's passed out.

She wakes two days later to be able to communicate with them. There are three brothers and she has mated the youngest of the three.
...And in their culture, brothers share a single mate.
(happy sigh)

There is some decent tension in here. Oldest brother is chomping at the bit to begin serious brotherly affections with Lil but she's still got that pesky earthling 'Monogamy' mentality going.
Middle brother is an absolute asshole. He was the first one that tried to kill her when she first got there. He's rude, mean, says horrible things & generally treats Lil badly. (Mommy hangups)

(I loved Chubs!) Lil has bonded with this fierce animal everyone else seems to be careful/fearful around. She's nicknamed him "Sir Chub".

The horrible brother's fiancee shows up & treats Lil like the hired help/no respect. (She's vapid/judgmental/spoiled..you get it)
One scene, the evil fiancee makes a derogatory remark about Lil's mate.
Lil jumps on the fiancee, holds her down and says "CHUB! Eat her face!!"
To which the evil fiancee pees herself and faints.

Inspiring Erotica, Polyamory, HEA+ (Epilogue is 7 years later)

[❤️Emma Book Lover ❤️ · Rating 3 out of 5]

This author is new to me , the genre too, I m not into menage, RH , but I wanted to give it a try.
Is a simple love story this one. Is sweet and cute but that’s about it...
No plot really, no world building... just our heroine Lil and her 3 demon like alien lovers/brothers Kieve, Teivel and Sieren having sex all the time. I mean don’t get me wrong, I don’t mind erotica , I love good sex in books , i crave them ... but here it seemed like was getting old already..
Anyway, was still enjoyable 😌
Note no authors : just my humble opinion... but I don’t think cunt and cream go together at all. When a woman has cream between her thighs she should check a doc... just saying, do not mistake wetness for vaginal creamy discharge ( yakkk) 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️.

[Rain · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was so good, until it wasn’t. Excellent snarky h accidentally is transferred to another world with strange creatures. It was really well done until around the 50% mark. I wish this had been a simple m/f story as they were SO CUTE together. Adding the brothers and all the extra drama was too much.

If you enjoy an OTT sci-fi poly romance with a super unrealistic ending, this is the story for you. (as if a woman traveling to another dimension and meeting the love of her life isn’t unrealistic enough for you)

[Preeti ♥︎ Her Bookshelves · Rating 2 out of 5]

Nice to okay, and then some barely tolerable things.
The h is like other JL ones (and more) - a perky, funny (or thinks so), in-your-face know-it-all. Translating into - Annoooying!

I thought this going into another dimension would be interesting but it's actually just like any other alien stuff because really what's new here?
The people's skin color is red, they have horns but their lifestyle is very ...cowboy-y. Some beasties equal horses while others that are herded are obviously cows and a hairless yipping, forked-tail wagger is the dog.
Like the author's other menage that I've read, the h slowly moves through the men - likes one first, then the other etc. Some guys are nice while at least one is a mean grump.

And she gets to queen over everyone - lands in this new dimension and ultimately gets all things her way - the doggie-thing immediately bonds with her, abandoning his earlier master/dad, even understands her every command. The poor ow is uni-'dimension'-alised into a mean b*tch with a skinny, twiggy body (because curves rule, you see), unattractive behavior and shunted away. Even the mean grump is so because he's panting after her.
These 'poor' other-dimension guys have some psych issues because of their 'other-ness' but she comes and sweeps a 'but I love your different-ness' and steals their hearts.
And they live HEA.
Meh!

Also, look at this exchange with another character -
“She speaks," he teased, laughing.
"Yes and 'she' doesn't like to be referred to as 'she', unicorn man. My name is Lil," I grumbled.”
So, she has issues about being trivialized but can call a random person unicorn-man because he has a horn, silver mane etc. And when the guy has no idea what a unicorn is?!

[Bex (Beckie Bookworm) · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was surprisingly enjoyable it’s not a very complicated tale and you do need to suspend your disbelief slightly at times but overall it was a fun read.
This had a sci-fi feel our heroine Lily is accidentally transported to a new realm courtesy of her neighbour. This new realm is very different from home and has red demon-like inhabitants with horns. There wasn’t a massive deal of world-building here and Lily did very swiftly accept her new reality not once trying to return home which struck me as a tad odd.

This is a reverse harem and had a very poly feel to it all the three brothers here are very different and have unusual individual traits and it also wasn’t an incredibly complicated tale but it was strangely riveting and at times sweet.
I did feel Lili's expressions and sometimes her behaviour was quite juvenile especially considering she was meant to be twenty-nine but I did like her.

The four babies thing well I found that rather heart-warming if In fact a tad unbelievable but I put that aside in the spirit of the story. I also found this to be extremely endearing and romantic as well as very hot.
Overall this was enjoyable it wasn’t perfect by any means but I did enjoy most of this and I would read another book by this author. This was actually my first.



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[Talltree · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5 stars!

[Hana · Rating 1 out of 5]

It started well, unfortunately it quickly dissapointed - there was no progress in the characters - one moment Lily is afraid of Keive, the next she has sex with him and later with his brothers who initially frightened her. Moreover she is bitchy and sometimes hysterical with no reason. Frankly this book is waste of money. However, unlike other books, I did finish it.

[Chappy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Why did I wait so long to read this!!!

Wonderful, amazing, blew me away. The cover is a little weird though.

Poor Lil gets accidentally sucked into a portal and ends up somewhere...with crazy-looking demon men riding strange beasts and growling at her. Thankfully one of them manages to gain her trust and he brings her to his home. Once she gets a translator, things become clearer...until she meets Kieve's 2 brothers that is.

Give this a chance, you won't be disappointed.

[GimmeAllTheWerdssss · Rating 2 out of 5]

Trying to figure out why I continued reading this when I wanted to DNF at Chapter 4.....

[Cogito_ergo_sum · Rating 1 out of 5]

1 star.

The first thing I noticed about this author was the clumsy writing. Throughout the first chapter (and later on I was able to ignore it), I had to work at squashing my desire to grab a red pen and make corrections to the text. (Impossible to do, as this was an ebook). I’m not even talking about full, in depth corrections, just simple, easy cuts that would make the text flow better.

For example, the author loves to use adverbs. In these cases, they were redundant and cluttered the text. I’ve put them in bold. If you remove them, you’ll see that the text flows better.

Here's an entire block of text.

I spotted Daddy’s cowboy hat next to the hook my coat was on and I quickly ran my fingers over it lovingly.

A lump formed in my throat as I thought of Daddy.

I went to walk past, thought better of it and grabbed the hat up, shoving it on my head.

I took a deep breath and prayed that Mr. Glem didn’t have to suffer the same fate as him.

I don’t wish that on anyone, I thought sadly, remembering Daddy towards the end, unable to push those thoughts aside.

The door shut behind me and a second later the screen door slammed loudly behind me, echoing into the night.

I determinedly made my way across the yard, trying to […]

And one more example…

"You’re like a mutant sewer rat!” I muttered disgustedly, backing up so I could use my foot against its chest to keep it away from me.

I’m just calling lazy writing when I see it. Adverbs should be used sparingly and when absolutely necessary to clarify the text.

But the author’s use of redundancy doesn’t just limit itself to adverbs. It extends to other areas as well:

I felt the ground beneath me, running my fingertips over the grainy, dry ground.

It’s dry now.

I let out a long breath, still blinded as I tried patiently to let my eyes adjust.

Good grief, the sun is so bright.

The light is almost impossible for my eyes to adjust to laying on my back.

I’m not sure why the author needed to mention how bright the sun was three times. Furthermore, I’m not sure why that last line was italicized and put as an immediate thought. This entire book is written in 1st person POV anyway.

And if I really wanted to get nitpicky, the author misuses verbs, too.

”Okay, Noodle,” I giggled, “stop. Down, boy! Where’s your mama, huh?”

You can’t giggle dialogue. It should read:
“Okay, Noodle.” I giggled. “Stop. Down, boy! Where’s your mama, huh?”

So was I a bit too harsh? Yes. Maybe I could have forgiven the lack of editing if the story was actually worth reading.

The premise started off interestingly enough. The first scene could have been humourous in another author’s hands but just came off bland here. I thought the story would get rolling once the main character landed on another world and had to start surviving, but everything went downhill when the author made the entire story about having sex. There was no plot, unless you count the plot as “The heroine lands in another dimension and eventually adapts to make herself a new ‘home.’” Which I don’t.

Not only that, but I questioned why the author put certain elements into the story. All the other aliens were normal, except for this one alien family where these brothers had these extreme mutations (one mutation per brother): a tail, blond hair, and two penises. The mutations were unexplained and I had a hard time accepting this story. These mutations existed for no other purpose other than to be used as a plot device to elicit sympathy from the heroine and the reader, and mask the brothers' lack of character depth.

The characters were absolutely flat, boring, and didn’t hold my attention. The heroine I just found irritating.

This story was awkward to read not just in prose but in storytelling as well. Even though the story is of considerable length, there was no content. I wouldn’t recommend this book.

[Leyla · Rating 4 out of 5]

Hi everyone!

Just finished reading this book a few days ago.
I'm into erotic and romance novels, but I never ventured into the Polyamory themed erotic books. But I figured since this book had so many good reviews I'd give it a go. I'm an open-minded person, I was willing to explore and read about it. And I'm glad I did it with this one.



Summary
Lil has a Mcfly experience... Basically, one day her neighbor is doing some unusual crazy stuff and out of concern, she ventures to check on him. Of course, she's not aware that her neighbor isn't senile, he's actually doing some science in the middle of a stormy night.


Ring any bells?

Anyways... In her intent to help she stumbles in his apparent traveling machine by accident and she wakes up in another dimension. A dimension full of new creatures and humanoid demons... Red, big, sexy and with horns!!!

Allow me to illustrate...


How about this?


The story revolves pretty much on how our heroine deals with this new reality and how she gets to meet and get close to this race. She encounters three of the demon men, and she soon discovers they are brothers. She establishes a connection with each one in a different way. And every step is uniquely captivating. I found myself very interested and drawn to each one. They were all very good characters. I couldn't stop reading really... It totally chained me to its pages.

Points to consider:

-No world building. But since the characters and the story were so great, it didn't really matter.
- Strong, funny and lovable heroine. She adapts so well and makes the most of it. She has you rooting for her every step of the way! She even wins over a fierce pet called chub.
- Charming, seductive and likable male heroes. They all have their unique personality and you end up loving them. Not only are their traits hilarious, but they are funny and real. Not only is each personality unique, but they also have a believable and acceptable background. I truly was swoon. But I must admit... My favorite is Tievel(typical troubled bad boy)!!!

-Very good narration and the pace was absolutely delightful.
-The character descriptions and feelings were very well explained. And I found that alluring.
-I love Jeanette's style. It just flows and traps you from beginning to end.
-The relationship between characters is built up so naturally. I just loved it!
- No real plot or heavy spins.

I loved every minute I spent reading this book!}


My final rating is a 4.5 glowing stars! Kudos Lynn! Looking forward to other books by the author definitely!
I bid you farewell, and may your future reads be fab!

[Megan (BookWifeReviews) · Rating 4 out of 5]

Okay.. so I loved this book. But why does the thought of red aliens with horns totally freak me out but I was totally cool with blue ones with horns? I'm so dang weird. When this book described the aliens as giant red aliens.. I was a little scared and then they added the horns and I was like oh hell no! But I got over it.. by skipping over any mention of red. HA.

So we have this Earth chick, Lilie, she gets sucked to another planet through her crazy neighbors portal. Yeah I didn't really get that but whatever. She realized that she isn't on Earth anymore and runs from the giant red alien dude. Obviously who wouldn't? She hides out in the forest for awhile and stumbles across another alien's camp. She steals food from him and when she doesn't come back for me he goes out looking for her. Sweet alien man. Anyways, they can't communicate but she ends up semi trusting him and he teaches her how to hunt for food and what plants she can and can't eat. They eventually have sex. Yay.

There is a whole lot more that happens but I'd hate to give anything away. There's a lot of love and a lot of laughing. I enjoyed everything about the book.

The only thing that bothered me was some of the way it was written. There was a lot of "..." That just seemed weird and it was a bit distracting. Oh and there was a lot of italics. That was also distracting. I kept trying to figure out why it was in italics. I think it was her inner thoughts... maybe Im still not sure. but even with that I still loved the book and I am defiantly going to look into more books by this author.

[Amanda · Rating 3 out of 5]

3½⭐︎

This is not my first Jeanette Lynn experience, and I'm glad that I've read others before it. This was perfectly enjoyable, but not her best work. It's a solid RH portal fiction read, involving a trio of unique rancher brothers who are aliens, I guess? Since Lil has no idea where she ended up—whether on another planet or in another dimension all together—it's hard to know exactly what to define them as. Their species is definitely in contact with other planets in their world, so I settled on the alien smut category for this one.

Fairly cute and light on conflict, Lil's story is an interesting one. On the night of a big storm, Lil finds her eccentric elderly neighbor outside hammering spikes into the ground and surrounded by strange equipment and rushes to help him, thinking perhaps all that speculation that he's lost his mind really is correct. Unable to move fast enough to heed his warnings, she finds herself sucked into a portal and wakes up in a dusty, bone dry place, full of unusual creatures and terrifying people she is unable to understand. After going on the run into the woods with a rather ugly canine-like companion, Lil eventually finds someone to befriend and trust, only to get thrust into a world like nothing she could have expected. Along the way, Lil creates quite a family for herself as she learns the particular ins and outs of her new world. There's no going back to Earth. Portal technology was given up ages ago by the people of this world because of its unpredictability and inability to produce desired results.

Jeanette Lynn definitely has a Type when it comes to heroines: she's not stupid but not overly intelligent (so average?), pretty uneducated in the sciences, emotionally volatile to the point of inducing whiplash, and very immature with a petty streak. Of all her works I've read, almost all have fit into this description with minor variations on it. Lil is...insufferable at times, to put it politely. It's hard to know when these behaviors are intentional on the part of Ms. Lynn and supposed to be the character's personality versus she just wasn't sure what to do with the character and just let her be chaotic and unhinged. Since this is a common theme, I think this is just how she likes to write her heroines, and I've accepted that I'm going to want to shake them at times. They do usually learn and grow a little in the process.

Like all of her other works, this one is quite funny. The dynamics between the brothers and how they all interact with Lil is pretty amusing. And like all J. Lynn works, there are ridiculous pet names involved.

I am not a fan of reverse harem books as a rule, but this is the second one I've encountered written by Ms. Lynn that I've enjoyed. So I'm tempted to say she writes them rather well. Even if you're not a person who usually enjoys RH reads, this one might go over well with you.

[Spuffed · Rating 5 out of 5]

There's a reason why this book has a 4.8 out of 5 star rating on Amazon even though the cover looks like the worst cheese ever written. It's because IT'S ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS I HAVE READ THIS YEAR!!!!! And I read about 2 a day. This 275 page book did it all for me. It made me laugh (which I rarely do when reading), made me smile, made me bite my nails, made me cry a little and made my panties wet. Yep, coming out at both ends but not at the same time, mind you.

Quick Rundown: Chick steps through a portal into an alternate world of red, horned alien beasties. She starts off on the run then finds an ally only to be tossed back into the mess and hilarity ensues as well as romance and one of the most satisfying HEA's and epilogues I've ever read. Oh, and lots of hot sex though not overdone as so much also happens that it's not just about the sex.

World Building: Really well done. The author created a new world for me and it was complex and lushly described. I can't even remember the characters names but I remember this world. The creatures are completely different, the culture is completely different-- everything was very non-human like which is refreshing in this genre.

Characters: Sooooo good! The Chick was very funny. I could really relate. Every response she had was one I felt I would have had. This chick spoke my language. She was snarky but not in a manufactured way. The three Dudes in this book were all lovable and all different though they were all vulnerable in their own way. The way these three come together felt honest and oh so right. Yes, I wish for my own portal to this world- or at least to these three brothers! If menage isn't your thing, still read this book as it's so much more than that and believable despite being an alien universe. Even the pet "dog" Chub was a fantastic character. And the bitch fiancee was also spot on and a unique addition, especially how the main chick handled her. The language barrier which is always terribly interesting to me was resolved with the typical implant but we had quite a bit of the novel without it and the hilarity when it's implanted is priceless entertainment!

Plot: Simple but this book was so well written and entertaining with such great characters that it didn't need to be more complex. And I got a nice message at the end which I wasn't beaten over the head with. I usually don't like a "moral" in my reading because a lot of authors make it so obvious and completely cheesy but this author did it just right.

Overall: This book was a complete win. Edited well and a fantastic read. I can't recommend it enough!!! Just read, "The Bridal Hunt" by same author and it's a winner as well. I think this author has hit her sweet spot (and mine) with this genre! MORE, MORE, MORE!!!

-Spuffed, "Half stars are for pansies and one gif is plenty."

[Rachel · Rating 3 out of 5]

Possible spoilers, so read with caution:

SO, I loved this. I thought it was hilarious and had me laughing from cover to cover! I loved the brothers and Sir Chub. I loved that She got with Kieve and thought he was so sweet to her. Tievel was my favorite out of all of them, but was so annoyed when his intended came and he didn't speak up against her, however when she got her just desserts with unicorn man, I was smiling from ear to ear. One thing I could have done without is her mating with all three brothers. I thought it was unnecessary for the story (and when I read that it was possible I knew that's what the author was going to do) and could have opened up two more books to add and make it a series. It also killed the relationship she had with Kieve. Sieren became whiny, which was very unappealing. I felt like her and Kieve just sort of...plateaued once the other two brothers came into play and it became all about Tievel and Sieren towards the end. I would have given this a 5 star glowing review, but the adding of the two other brothers into the relationship killed it for me.

Overall I give it a 3.5.

[Brutally Honest · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow. I'm absolutely speechless. Like other readers, I stayed up too late to read this book, lol! I usually hate first-person narrators, but this book does an excellent job and I found myself snickering along with the protagonist's thoughts basically throughout the book. This is how it should be done. Most of her thoughts were in direct relation to what was happening, whereas most other first-person narrator books suffer from "let's tell the whole entire plot inside the protagonist's thoughts"-syndrome.

While the first chapter is an awkward start to the book, with a lot of weird information thrown in (if you're about to run out to save your neighbor from being hit by lightning, I really don't think you'd do as much daydreaming and thinking as she did), but it gets soooo much better basically right after! Great descriptions, fun and exciting story line, great sex scenes... where can I get a demon or three for myself? XD

[Leigh · Rating 4 out of 5]

Overall, I'm absolutely happy I read this book. The internal monologuing got a little old, but it kept up the pace and feel of the book

It was sweet, a girl falling into another dimension, making the best of things and falling in love in the process. I enjoyed the banter between them, the weeks of silence and relationship building before she got a translator. And the sex was wonderful. It's not high fantasy - but if you're looking for a sweet book with some hot sexytimes and a nice little "everyone is different and that's not wrong" story, go for it.

[Andrea · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5

Lil is a saucy bitch and besides the reverse harem shenanigans- the humor was pretty chaotic.




Had fun all in all with this one

[Denise · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book. It was a entertaining read. Lots of lol parts and I really hope there will be more humans being sent to this dimension. Highly recommend this author.

[Jacqueline J · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another fun Sci Fi romance.

[Georgina Parkin · Rating 1 out of 5]

I didn’t like the writing, the whole ‘plot’ was basically her moving from one brother to the next, which I didn’t so much mind but it just felt in terms of her being human, a little too quick, and was explained away in one line of something like I’ve been told I adapt quick or something and that she doesn’t let things phase her lol.

Somehow food and ‘water’ was never an issue for her. But I mean, she also wasn’t phased by the first brothers mutation of two dicks. Yes. Weirdly I read a review saying there was an Alien with two dicks and it made me want to read it, but when I actually got to it I couldn’t help but cringe. They’re seperate but next to each other and the first time they have sex he just shoved both in lol. Whaaaaat. She also loves it the next time when he puts one in each with the littlest preparation ever. Anyway its a mutation and each brother also has something considered abnormal to their people, one has blonde hair and the other a tail. It’s not an awful concept, I just think it was super poorly done. It focused more on the erotic content than character growth (there was some but pretty much only at the end of the book).

Also didn’t like the four babies thing.

There were points to this story that I think were strong, like the mother and the mutation stuff and why they’re out on their own, but it was just covered in bad writing and I guess too much sex? It’s hard because there’s 3 partners and it’s pretty Poly instead of just a huge orgy they take turns and such so I get it, but it was such a short book it didn’t work for 3 partners and that stuff seemed rushed whereas in other parts it was just repetitive ways to describe stuff and unimportant information and the female protagonist being a crazy loon who attacks people and sicks her dog on them. Also, shame for that death, that wasn’t even necessary and I’m so salty about it.

Unsure if I’ll read the other book on my TBR by this author, I might read the first chapter and decide, we shall see.

[Tiblu · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome,Awesome,Awesome menage!!!!!! Never wanted it to end...

I never,never wanted this story to End!!!! I loved Lil as our h,ok sometimes all the rambling in her head got on my nerves a little but I adored just how funny and interesting she was ;) now out of the guys Kieve was my absolute FAVE!!! Sexy and kind and smart with just enough alpha to be interesting ;) but best of all he had two of something I'd LOVE to experience and lay with ;) like having the best of two men but with only one with him..... I also really love how kind and loving Kieve always was with her especially when they 1st met, the exact opposite Telvel's overly dominate bull in a china shop approach to Lil,while it didn't take me long to realize the true reason for most of his bad behavior towards Lil ( that seemed almost bi/polar) at times he never became a fave to me....I came to like him but overly dominate types like don't do it for me, I'd rather strong but sweeter types like Kieve and Sieren any day ... Though if you read her book "Just her luck" which I also LOVED!!! Another very Awesome menage!!! You'll see characters that very closely bot Telvel's and Sieren's personalities only to me Telvel's version was way worse in my opinion and had a nickname for the h I found constantly insulting and disgusting that he continues to use even on their wedding day and still after several children ;( but that aside a fun interesting well written book I'd happily recommend to anyone ;)

[Pamela · Rating 3 out of 5]

I'm not sure what to say about this novel. It's definitely science fiction. Has romance. Has some humour. And most definitely has a lot of sex. Take one human female full of wit, sarcasm, and bitchiness, not to mention horny as hell, and three brothers that are huge, red-skinned, two-horned, muscular, and very horny Sodraden beings from another world (obviously), and you've got a story of pure sexual delight. This is one of those novels where you really have to suspend all belief and just go with the flow. And doing just that, it was most-definitely an entertaining read. It's also quite possible that it will leave you yearning for your own red alien that has two very large penises or one with a kinky and wicked tail.

[Kristy Mills · Rating 4 out of 5]

In the middle of a huge storm Lil's older neighbor is outside creating something with huge metal things sticking out of the ground trying to use the lighting as a conductor for something. Lil tries to get him to come out of the rain thinking he has lost it when lightning strikes and sends Lil to another dimension. Lil is found by a big red devil of a guy and he chases her and scares her and she ends up fleeing into the woods.

After trying to survive in a strange land she comes across another red devil, who is much smaller but no less terrifying, but a lot more friendly. And this is the beginning of Lil, Kieve, Sieren and Teivel's story. The brothers who take her in and love her.

[Reya Reychelle · Rating 2 out of 5]

I’m really sad about this, because I really liked the concept. I just absolutely loathed Lil’s character! She was obnoxious & immature. She was rude & delusional- she appeared out of nowhere- on their property! Kidnapped his dog & held a grudge about him chasing her for over half the book!!! I honestly don’t ever think I’ve hated a character so much before. I’m amazed I was even able to skim read to the end. The other characters were one dimensional and the plot was non-existent. I think it makes me so mad because I can see the possible potential it had.

[Kim · Rating 5 out of 5]

Not as weird as it sounds

Not as weird as it sounds

When reading the description, I thought it sounded weird but I was curious. The book turned out to be a really good read. Fun, Hot, sexy and strange. I liked the weirdness and loved the epilogue. The characters were even likable.

[Sonya Tedesco · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is.........

Oh my gosh! Too funny to put down. I am seriously bone tired from lack of sleep but I couldn't stop reading. This book was funny, happy, sexy, romantic, and had a wonderful flow. I loved the characters. I want to read more about this world and the people in it.

[Leslie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow!

Of Another Dimension is different from most other erotic romance I have read, which is one of the reasons I liked it so much. The story captures your attention from the first word and does not release it until the last word. It is filled with action, romance, sci-first and drama. I will definitely be looking to read more books by Jeanette Lynn in the future.

[A Little Nerdy · Rating 4 out of 5]

It was too short! I wanted more drama! This is a Reverse Harem. Lil was cool and funny. I loved her thoughts and randomness.