Twenty years after Earth’s total destruction, a group of human women are struggling to survive on their failing space station. Their only hope is being rescued by the Venkorians, but at what price…
Leah unwillingly goes to the medical bay when her name is called only to be knocked out before she is told anything. Waking up in a cage, cold and terrified, to get dragged out of the room by two muscular men to her new owner scared her even more.
Chale wanted Leah to rely on him and be a good little pet. What he didn’t expect was her to fight him at every turn, demanding to be taken back to the space station where she belongs. But she doesn’t belong there. She belongs right next to him and Chale is determined to prove it to her… even if it takes the rest of their lives.
Travel to Venkoria only if you’re prepared to embark on a journey of deeply intimate relationships between demanding Daddy Doms and the humans they are destined to command.
A riveting read, heart warming and dramatic in parts with a Daddy and his new pet Leah had been requested to go to the medical bay where she had suddenly been stabbed with a needle and then had found herself waking up on the planet of Venkorian where she had been taken to her Daddy who would be responsible for looking after her as his beloved pet. Chale had been waiting such a long time for his girl to arrive but he had not expected to feel as attracted to her as he did right from the off and he had not realised how the life that they had lead on the space station and how they had known nothing but hard work, the way they had been brought to their new daddy had been totally unexpected. As Leah and her Daddy are learning all about each other and their bond is growing and is apparent to both Leah and Chale that they will be spending their life together for the rest of their lives and she has to admit that the bond between them and the care that he takes with her is simply wonderful. I guarantee that once you read this book you will not put it down until you reach the end and you discover the final outcome for both Leah and her Daddy and guarantee that you will look forward to future books by various authors. I thoroughly enjoyed the book and look forward to reading any future publications; keep up all the wonderful writing.
An enlightening trip through alien training practices.
The storyline is quite cute, following the established leaving of the Space Station and waking up in a cage.
Leah is super feisty and quite contrary. A vivid imagination and insecurities leads to many an incorrect assumption, leading to a spanking or two, or three.
Chale is so much more enlightened than previous pet owners. He has the benefit of talking with other Daddies but Leah comes to him needing extra care.
I like how Chale incorporates all he has learned to reassure Leah, nurturing her and taking care of everything for her. I enjoy watching the humans open up and discover they need and will accept what the Venkorians offer.
Back to Ventura we go for Leah’s story. I really liked Chale. He seemed to really want Leah to accept him and be happy on. Venkoria. Leah on the other hand wasn’t my favorite. In the beginning I understood her anxiety and fear and even why those feelings persisted through most of the story. What I didn’t connect with is how fast she was just fine with Chale. For the intensity of her anxiety it just felt like it was gone in a few pages and I didn’t really understand how she got there. I also felt like the one spicy scene was written like an afterthought. It didn’t feel connected to the story at all.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I am loving this series so far and this book was about the Venkorians claiming their little Pet. Chale and Leah's story had me laughing the banter between them. Leah is hysterical when she knows she is getting a needle her sassyness, the lies and foot in mouth comes out with real ease. Chale kept telling her to call him daddy, he bought her to be his little pet but her foot in mouth will cause punishments.
Poor Leah, working from the age of 4, life has been hard but predictable. Chale is not expecting all the complications that having a human brings. I enjoyed reading about their growing relationship and how their love for each other grew. I received an advanced reader copy of this book and am leaving an honest review. This is a much more emotional story than the others in the series. I read it in one sitting, I had to know what happened next.
I liked this book better than book three. Chale is a more empathic daddy to Leah. He is demanding, but he does try to explain everything to Leah before he puts his foot down. I enjoyed reading about their growing connection, and I'm confident that eventually the girls will be allowed to get together. Great story!
I enjoy this series overall. I was a little turned off of concept at first. Pet play is not my favourite.
The one thing I will say I don’t enjoy is how very different Everly and Paige write. The books don’t feel like they are in the same series. If you read just Everly or just Paige’s books I think it would be more enjoyable but the combo doesn’t feel right to me.
I enjoyed this book! It is fun to see how each daddy treats their "pets". Our poor girl was pulled from the only home she has ever known and thrown into the unknown with men. With strangers. It was a fun read and can't wait to see how the other girls do!
This was much better than the last it was getting to understand each other. This Daddy knew his little was intelligent and tried to help her adjust to her new life. Their sexual life was like an add on with no back story of her experience
Wow. Leah and Chale. So good with each other. She has anxiety and fear of needles his affection and care of her are evident through whole book. All the feels. A++!