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Desired By The Alien Boss
BBW Secretary+ Dangerously Sexy Alien Boss+ An Unexpected Space Journey+ A Deadly Mating Prophecy = Smokin’ Hot & Scorchingly Wild Alien Romance!
When Andrea gets a call from the temp agency, the curvy beauty is pleased to know that she can meet all the requirements without a problem.
Oh, how mistaken she is!
She is told that they need someone with a specific set of qualities i.e. young, vivacious, clean, orderly, can multitask, handle many things at once, etc. But, what she doesn’t know, or perhaps, she never expected from this job is the challenge of working with the most demanding boss on this planet.
When she first meets him, Andrea believes that she has fallen over and hit her head, because this man couldn’t possibly be real.
Sexy doesn’t cover the level of attractiveness her new boss carries with his looks yet arrogance doesn’t reflect the level of ruthlessness the handsome devil carries with his attitude.
But Andrea is anything but a quitter…
Domitian, an incredibly handsome, dangerously sexy, and mysteriously wealthy young man, owns and manages one of the city’s biggest research centers. But, there is more to this sexy, mysterious boss than meets the eye.
The handsome devil may not be “human” after all!
Sent from Rusneon on an important mission, Domitian had planned to stop at nothing to make his space journey worth the effort. The future alien lord has always believed that he’s more an alien warrior than a sexy, demanding boss. He’s the only hope of Rusneans, he’s their future.
But, what Domitian doesn’t know yet is that he’s more a passionate lover than anything else, especially when a feisty, curvy, stubborn human female has set the alien’s mating urges on fire.
What comes next is beyond both Dom’s and Andrea’s expectations…
Will an office affair lead to the revelation of Dom’s greatest secret?
Will Andrea be willing to let the alien warrior claim her as his mate, when it could mean opening a new chapter in her life and setting out on an unpredictable space journey?
And above all…
Does the naive human secretary have any idea what it could mean to be desired by the alien boss, especially when their relationship is bound by a deadly mating prophecy?
Reader Note: This content contains hot sex scenes, adult language, and possible violence. If this isn't the kind of stuff you'd want to read, skip this book. But if you are in for hot romance between a sexy alien boss and a curvy secretary, then you wouldn't want to skip this one. Only for the adult eyes! Enjoy!
Desired By The Alien Boss is set in Rusneon and can be read as a standalone novel.
When Andrea gets a call from the temp agency, the curvy beauty is pleased to know that she can meet all the requirements without a problem.
Oh, how mistaken she is!
She is told that they need someone with a specific set of qualities i.e. young, vivacious, clean, orderly, can multitask, handle many things at once, etc. But, what she doesn’t know, or perhaps, she never expected from this job is the challenge of working with the most demanding boss on this planet.
When she first meets him, Andrea believes that she has fallen over and hit her head, because this man couldn’t possibly be real.
Sexy doesn’t cover the level of attractiveness her new boss carries with his looks yet arrogance doesn’t reflect the level of ruthlessness the handsome devil carries with his attitude.
But Andrea is anything but a quitter…
Domitian, an incredibly handsome, dangerously sexy, and mysteriously wealthy young man, owns and manages one of the city’s biggest research centers. But, there is more to this sexy, mysterious boss than meets the eye.
The handsome devil may not be “human” after all!
Sent from Rusneon on an important mission, Domitian had planned to stop at nothing to make his space journey worth the effort. The future alien lord has always believed that he’s more an alien warrior than a sexy, demanding boss. He’s the only hope of Rusneans, he’s their future.
But, what Domitian doesn’t know yet is that he’s more a passionate lover than anything else, especially when a feisty, curvy, stubborn human female has set the alien’s mating urges on fire.
What comes next is beyond both Dom’s and Andrea’s expectations…
Will an office affair lead to the revelation of Dom’s greatest secret?
Will Andrea be willing to let the alien warrior claim her as his mate, when it could mean opening a new chapter in her life and setting out on an unpredictable space journey?
And above all…
Does the naive human secretary have any idea what it could mean to be desired by the alien boss, especially when their relationship is bound by a deadly mating prophecy?
Reader Note: This content contains hot sex scenes, adult language, and possible violence. If this isn't the kind of stuff you'd want to read, skip this book. But if you are in for hot romance between a sexy alien boss and a curvy secretary, then you wouldn't want to skip this one. Only for the adult eyes! Enjoy!
Desired By The Alien Boss is set in Rusneon and can be read as a standalone novel.
241 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 15, 2015
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November 17, 2018
Desired by the Alien Boss
This was an entertaining read with plenty of drama, intrigue, and steamy stuff. A few different aspects of alien romance, it kept me entertained throughout.
This was an entertaining read with plenty of drama, intrigue, and steamy stuff. A few different aspects of alien romance, it kept me entertained throughout.
December 27, 2015
I was looking for a quick read and maybe discover a new author, so I picked this up on Kindle Unlimited and got what I paid for. Let me start by saying that if I get a KU book and I like it, I buy it right away.
I decided to get the entire trilogy as it's cold, storming, and my dogs are stuck inside just as I am. I finished my laundry and settled in for a nice read. Number One, I read all three books in a matter of hours, which made the differences in this so-called "series" appallingly obvious.
First off, three books and three works that are all named Rusneon, but are so different as to not be the same planet at all. Other than the name and some telepathy, none of the worlds resemble one another at all. In this book they are bereft of women and are led by a "Great Leader", In the second, and trust me, no spoiler alert because I ruin nothing for you, the hero is the king of Rusneon who's been missing for a really, RILLY long time. And they have enough women so that open masturbating or manipulating another in public is no big deal. The ONLY thing these worlds have in common is the name of the planet and some mystical night on which their rulers are allowed to marry. Secondly, unfortunately, the author was not good enough for me to suspend my belief enough to even consider an alternate universe plot line.
Number 2 - The grammar was horrible so much so that I had to stop reading several times in a chapter to suss out what the author could have possibly meant with the words she had published. I've seen sixth grade themes that were better constructed than these steaming piles of dung. The punctuation is non-existent in most parts, and the telepathic conversations? Indistinguishable from spoken conversations. Grammatically, these books would cause any English teacher or even a person just learning the language to openly weep. I guess no editors were involved. Hell, I doubt beta readers were involved.
Number 3, the authors knowledge of even simple scientific concepts such as worm holes or even jump gates caused me to groan. Intergalactic travel is a near impossibility, interstellar travel is iffy and predicated upon worm holes and/or jump gates to cross the massive amounts of space required for even interstellar travel.
I found the conversations between the hero and heroine so stilted unless it had anything to do with sex and even then it was just a lot of "oh God" and moaning in between some of the most immature sex I've read since Harlequin.
Will not read another book by this writer. She seriously needs to take a course in English Composition and perhaps creative writing.
I decided to get the entire trilogy as it's cold, storming, and my dogs are stuck inside just as I am. I finished my laundry and settled in for a nice read. Number One, I read all three books in a matter of hours, which made the differences in this so-called "series" appallingly obvious.
First off, three books and three works that are all named Rusneon, but are so different as to not be the same planet at all. Other than the name and some telepathy, none of the worlds resemble one another at all. In this book they are bereft of women and are led by a "Great Leader", In the second, and trust me, no spoiler alert because I ruin nothing for you, the hero is the king of Rusneon who's been missing for a really, RILLY long time. And they have enough women so that open masturbating or manipulating another in public is no big deal. The ONLY thing these worlds have in common is the name of the planet and some mystical night on which their rulers are allowed to marry. Secondly, unfortunately, the author was not good enough for me to suspend my belief enough to even consider an alternate universe plot line.
Number 2 - The grammar was horrible so much so that I had to stop reading several times in a chapter to suss out what the author could have possibly meant with the words she had published. I've seen sixth grade themes that were better constructed than these steaming piles of dung. The punctuation is non-existent in most parts, and the telepathic conversations? Indistinguishable from spoken conversations. Grammatically, these books would cause any English teacher or even a person just learning the language to openly weep. I guess no editors were involved. Hell, I doubt beta readers were involved.
Number 3, the authors knowledge of even simple scientific concepts such as worm holes or even jump gates caused me to groan. Intergalactic travel is a near impossibility, interstellar travel is iffy and predicated upon worm holes and/or jump gates to cross the massive amounts of space required for even interstellar travel.
I found the conversations between the hero and heroine so stilted unless it had anything to do with sex and even then it was just a lot of "oh God" and moaning in between some of the most immature sex I've read since Harlequin.
Will not read another book by this writer. She seriously needs to take a course in English Composition and perhaps creative writing.
August 23, 2015
This is actually a 3 1/2 stars. Her first book in this series was a little better developed than this one. However there are some things in this one that are underdeveloped and not explained. Like the mark with her thigh? That was never explained at all. The relationship between Dom and Andrea was good I felt it and they had chemistry. It was way better than Tessa and Ceff's. I will say I was a little confused about Dom at first. He was sort of an ass and I wasnt sure what he was about. Then boom he changed like overnight. Anyways, since this was of the same alien race I was sorta expecting to have familiar people in it. Dom was totally new and so was his brother Soren. That confused me. What was with the King thing? Is it the same as Ceff because he was a "Greatest" which makes me wonder what that is exactly. I thought a King would be ruler? So that needed to be explained better. Left me confused to what his role is and what a Greatest is. Anyways, I enjoyed the world she made up but there are still some things about the people that need developed. Hopefully there will be a next one and it will be better and perhaps some of our questions can be answered.
August 20, 2015
It could be better
It's really a 2 1/2 star rating but it could be a 4 1/2 star. This author has some great ideas but she only ever scratches the surface with them. This is the second and the last book I will read by her until she starts explaining things more thoroughly (for example, Andrea's birthmark and her supposed ability to make people do things). Very undeveloped ideas. Extremely frustrating when I know it could be a great read.
It's really a 2 1/2 star rating but it could be a 4 1/2 star. This author has some great ideas but she only ever scratches the surface with them. This is the second and the last book I will read by her until she starts explaining things more thoroughly (for example, Andrea's birthmark and her supposed ability to make people do things). Very undeveloped ideas. Extremely frustrating when I know it could be a great read.
September 30, 2015
Beautiful Alien Love Story
The story was awesome with enough action, drama, suspense, and romance to keep you hooked. As usual the characters were great and they compliment each other. Once you start reading; you will not be able to put it down and truly a very enjoyable book. Good price and keep them coming.
The story was awesome with enough action, drama, suspense, and romance to keep you hooked. As usual the characters were great and they compliment each other. Once you start reading; you will not be able to put it down and truly a very enjoyable book. Good price and keep them coming.
January 30, 2016
Getting Better as the series progresses by Ashley Hunter
This second book in the series is a more fleshed out quick read and made it more enjoyable to get into the storyline. Glad I continued with her series. So check it out for yourself and see if you like it too. I'm on to the last book in her series and see how these characters expand the storyline.
This second book in the series is a more fleshed out quick read and made it more enjoyable to get into the storyline. Glad I continued with her series. So check it out for yourself and see if you like it too. I'm on to the last book in her series and see how these characters expand the storyline.
September 4, 2015
I want to like this author, I really do- but there's always something missing.
December 5, 2015
I had no idea it was a series. But it was cool. Kinda felt that there should have been more but, ok.
January 24, 2016
A very good slightly longer quick read. Keeps your interest with it's turning plots.
February 11, 2016
Enjoyable read
I enjoyed the story line... I wished there was more to the ending and the meaning to the birth mark and how important it would become.
I enjoyed the story line... I wished there was more to the ending and the meaning to the birth mark and how important it would become.
April 22, 2016
Too short
Book was nice but seem to shirt to me..wish it could have been a lil longer or maybe I'm reading too fast!but all and all was pretty good..
Book was nice but seem to shirt to me..wish it could have been a lil longer or maybe I'm reading too fast!but all and all was pretty good..
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