Titanoboa

by Naomi Lucas

She is not supposed to be here, so how is she? This human woman, found outside my nest.

Is she from the sky like the metal crafts now flying around?

Is she from the forest where my enemies are?

Until she wakes, I do not know. And deciding what to do with her if she does…

That is going to be a problem.

Because if she is my enemy, I cannot let her leave, and if she is not…

The secrets I keep close can’t come to light.

But I will not kill her. I will not let a female—any female—come to harm.

So, I believe I only have one option…

I will need to convince her to trust me… to not fear me.

I will need to convince her to be MINE.

270 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 16, 2025

About the author

Naomi Lucas is an indie author. She loves being creative whether it’s with painting, writing, or making little jingles about her dog, Barracuda, or her cat, Daliah, in the car.

Reviews

[Kaitlyn · Rating 3 out of 5]

Breezy and enjoyable (completed in a single sitting in under 3 hrs according to my kindle) but felt a little like filler. I liked the expansion on the lore and the introduction of new characters beyond our romantic leads, but the relationship development was a bit lackluster.

I did find it nice to have our titan protecting female nagas.. Furthermore, it was very nice to read about a couple in which both are aggressively childfree. No wangst about possibly changing their mind, no agonizing over "Am I woman/man enough for you if I don't give you children." They both know they don't want them and never will, and creampies ever after is just as valid a happy ending as babies ever after.

[Brandy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Characters: Sabrina and Darolus

Trope: captor/captive, size difference

Sabrina and the crew of a ship land on Earth to escape the explosion of another larger spacecraft. Sabrina and the crew decide to head off on their own to discover what is there, and Sabrina comes across the nest of a Naga.

Darolus has been alone for many seasons, so when he comes across a human female, he decides that he wants to keep her captive, because he is protecting something, and he doesn’t want her to expose his location.


*This was an interesting continuation of the Naga brides series, because we now see more of the female Naga’s, where before we only heard of them, and were told that most of them died out, or they were in an area that was undisclosed. We find out that they were being protected by Darolus. I will love to continue to read this series and discover more about the female Naga’s, and see if they find mates (possibly human males)*

[Georgina Parkin · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked it to a degree, but the last couple of these haven’t been as good as the beginning of the series. I thought once we finally met some female nagas it would be awesome but… my main issue with this one is I felt it focused more on the monster banging (still slay but I want more) than the series plot. I don’t think any new information was really added? This felt like a bridge boom in a series, like it’s meant to link to a new group of naga/humans and move on from the last? This guy was very chill, not that angry, barely even territorial, and if I’m reading right he’s one of the original oldest nagas?? I would have loved more on his past/ the trauma of being alone/ the only of his kind etc. I just think my only real issue with this book is it needed to be MORE. still enjoyable and fun, I just hope the next book brings a little more.

[Arctic_Banshee · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was an enjoyable read compared to the last book for sure. As others have said, it felt like it was more of a bridge book to new characters, which I don’t hate because let’s be honest… 7 books is a lot for a series and trying to come up with new scenarios.

I took off a Star for the multiple errors with to/too that took me right out each time.

I did like the cinnamon roll mmc, and the kind of spooky atmosphere of dark tunnels. I kept thinking something was going to come up from the pool lol but in a way I’m glad it didn’t because this was almost cozy. There’s on-page deaths though so I wouldn’t really call it cozy.

I liked that the fmc didn’t want to have children because her way of life really wasn’t suited, and she didn’t want any kids growing up struggling like she had. Being a spaceship orphan and all. Family doesn’t always need to be about children. I also liked that she wasn’t overly girly but still liked her war-paint.

[✨Gretch✨ · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.25 Stars

Not my least favorite, but not my most favorite. This takes place right after the Dreadnot was destroyed, and even though we got to meet a brand new naga, this book felt kind of like the overall story started to come to halt. This is the first book we don't even hear a peep from any of the other naga's and their brides. We also didn't see much with the overarching storyline from this series. Both Sabrina and Darolus felt flat and lack luster and I had a hard time connecting and loving them like the other characters. Nonetheless, I will keep reading this series as it is released!

[Kristen (belles_bookshelves) · Rating 2 out of 5]

"Don't underestimate a woman."

While I liked the plot in this one (like the last book or so there's actually been some decent plot development, though less in this one) and I loved that we weren't in space anymore, I wasn't really invested in the two of them the way I was in some earlier books. I AM interested to see if we get any more books and if these two meet some of the other families and how that goes.

[Marianna Strever · Rating 5 out of 5]

Once again....I'm left wanting more!!!

Ugh Naomi I hope you read this. I love this author's work!! She is astounding and weaves tales so well. I've been here since Viper and I've been avidly waiting for this one. Titanoboa has to be the biggest teddy bear of the group! This book follows a story line so make sure you start on book one or you'll be questioning things. I'm gonna try to wait super patiently for the next one! 🥰🥰

[Cheril · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another good story

Each of these books is a stand-alone, but to truly understand the world and backstory of everything going on within the world, you should definitely start at book 1.
This was a great new installment to the series. I was worried the last one was going to be the last book. I'm happy we finally get a better understanding of the female nagas and where they went. It truly answers lingering questions left from previous books.

[Britany Beasley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love this world

The writing of the nagas in these books are well thought out. I enjoy reading about the different species and the facts that mix so well in this fantasy world. Sabrina has a very valid point. There is something about a big burly male with a tender soul yet the readiness to protect. Yummy!

[Rachel Miller · Rating 5 out of 5]

love this series

Another great book and I am so grateful you've written a woman character who is not interested in having children and has chosen for herself, regardless of possible males in her future, to prevent it. I loved the return of the Naga females and I hope there will be books about them, maybe FF!

[Amber · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good read

Thank goodness we are not in space anymore. Not sure I like where this may be headed with who Darolus is guarding. Kind of miss the interactions with other couples in the series. This book was good, just not as good as the first few books in the series. Though definitely worth the read.

[Malia · Rating 4 out of 5]

Loved everything about this! One of my favorites. I couldn’t get into cottonmouth and yeah, you’ll probably need to read it to get some details but honestly, I didn’t feel it affected the story too much. This couple fall into my top three for this series.

[Mama christine · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great addition!

I loved this one, to me not as dark as the others, and more sexy times. We do not see any of the other male nagas in this one but we learn something new about the females. This one was more romancy too! Definitely recommend and can't wait for the next story!

[Aly · Rating 2 out of 5]

2 Stars - It was ok.

This series has lost its luster for me. The book seemed quite short and the romance was quite fast. Combined with how I didn't like the previous book, I think I'll probably skip the next ones.

[Courtney · Rating 3 out of 5]

this book felt really isolated from the others - which is understandable considering this naga was also incredibly isolated. and while there was hints of the continuous plot, it was mostly just about T & S's relationship. i would've maybe liked a little more story, but overall still enjoyed it.

[Nell Of Frell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Returning to this world is always a joy, and this book was no exception.

[DemetraP · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed it. But I took off 1 star because she spent so much time locked away underground in his lair. The epilogue also ended very abruptly. I really wanted to know what happened next.

[Rachelqueenvixen · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5 rounded up to 5.

I loved this next book in the naga brides series. some questions were answered and I cant wait for the next one.

[Deb Farris Wood · Rating 5 out of 5]

loved it

Love this series, it’s well written gripping story and of course hot and steamy. It is well worth the read.

[Sunshine · Rating 5 out of 5]

he's such a cinnamon roll, I love it!!! I'm just sad I'll have to wait for the next book...

[Jedica · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love this series each book is beautiful.

[LuDena · Rating 5 out of 5]

Naga

I have enjoyed the Naga Brides series book 7 is sweet . I hope Naomi writes another and brings all 7 mates together for a party.

[Ruthie · Rating 5 out of 5]

It’s cuffing season and oh my lord she’s done it again 🙌🏼 I cannot get enough of these books. I think this one may be my fave yet. Give me a big boiiiii.