Auctioned to the Babymaker

Kyrzon Breeding Auction #4

by Luna Voss

Auctioned off to alien warriors… Purchased by a fearsome chief.  

On the planet Kyrzon, women are selected by lottery to be sold as brides to the savage aliens that rule the planet. Christy, a young human, feels very lucky to have escaped that fate. She’s smart and ambitious, and her plans for the future don’t involve becoming the property of an alien warrior.

Chief Rukkarr didn’t come to Human Territory to find a mate. His tribe is at war, and his only concerns are blood and battle. He certainly doesn’t need a distracting little human like Christy occupying his thoughts. It’s a good thing she isn’t for sale.

But when an unexpected lottery is called and Christy is chosen to be auctioned off, Rukkarr can’t resist the opportunity to make her his. The Kyrzon war chief buys her, aggressively outbidding the competition.

Now the sheltered Christy must learn the ways of a Kyrzon Bride, guided by the rough hands of her new mate. Can she find love in this primal world of alien warriors?

Each book in the Kyrzon Breeding Auction  series follows a different couple and can be read as a standalone. HEA guaranteed. No cheating, love triangles, or cliffhangers. Intended for mature readers.

Genres: Science Fiction, Romance, Fiction, Paranormal, Aliens

156 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 31, 2020

About the author

Hi! I'm Luna Voss, and I have the best job in the world: turning all the dirty fantasies in my head into even dirtier novels for you to read. If you like dominant, possessive heroes, dark mafia men, 7-foot aliens, or any combo of the above, you might be in the right place.

Reviews

[Viv “BookVixen” Gutierrez · Rating 5 out of 5]

I want a Kyrzon of my own!!!!

Man, Luna Voss has DONE IT AGAIN! Delivered a steamy, fun smexy romance with a fierce and growly alpha alien who would die—or kill— for his Bride!

LOVED that both of them ONLY belong to each other and have never given their bodies to others. Made it so much more emotionally intense and meaningful. Keep em coming!!

[Magpie · Rating 2 out of 5]

I didn't finish this book. I'd gotten through the beginning and realized that even though I'm stubborn, I shouldn't force myself to read something I'm simply not into.

I don't know why I picked this series up, I've thought about it over and over again and can't come up with anything but morbid curiosity. Despite not reading books like this normally, there are still ideas and tropes that I gravitate towards and this series has none of the things I'm into. After reading three of these, I can't kid myself anymore, this series simply isn't enjoyable to me. It's not bad exactly, it's just severely out of my comfort zone.

Human women who are chosen to be brides are not treated like people, but livestock, and if the characters didn't heavily romanticize this, it would be evident how wrong and dehumanizing it all is. I find it all so disturbing how jazzed these barely legal girls are to be lusted after and used for the sole purpose of making babies. I just find it gross. I can't imagine myself being okay in the same situation and it feels alien to me, it's too far removed from reality, at least there doesn't seem to be any dubious consent going on or I'd have probably dropped this sooner.

Being a Kyrson woman is arguably worse. You're born without the traits men find desirable and it's assumed you're infertile so no one will ever want you. Hope you don't fall in love, you'll always be second to a barely legal girl in a swimsuit. Part of me wants to see what would happen, but I worry I'd just end up disappointed. Ultimately it's a mans world, even on another planet.

For being alien men, the Kyrzons are basically taller, more muscular humans. And having these grown ass men lusting over barely legals is a lot.

I got tired of how jazzed Christy was in her book. Even when she's freaking out, she's making sure her butt looks good and gets aroused at the thought that the men will see her nipples clearly when she's being paraded out for auction. And oh the thought of being dominated and bred just makes her so excited. It makes everyone excited and I suppose I just couldn't take anymore of that.

I should be happy that everyone is happy in their situations, there's no need to convince any of these girls to get physical after all, but I can't get past the fact they're so young and inexperienced and not treated as people or equals in either society. And it works out for this handful, Cleopatra even becomes a battle queen and saves her man, but what's a romance for one person is a dystopian horror for another. I refuse to believe that every couple EVER is happy. When book 4 descried lost brides, I fully expected them to have killed themselves. This isn't a romance and I'll never be able to see it that way. Cleo, Lily, Julia, and I expect Christy, are the lucky ones in a flawed and derogatory system that is unsustainable. The needs of the many outweighs the needs of the few I suppose.

[Margaret · Rating 5 out of 5]

Christy had not expected to become a Kyrzon Bride but then things change.
Christy works as an intern at the New Byzantium City Council she had not been chosen at thirteen to be a Kyrzon Bride and is still a year to young to be selected as a replacement Bride. After attending a meeting with Governor Pullman and two Kyrzon Chiefs she heads home but realizes she has forgotten her credit chip so turns around to go back for it. She find it under the table in the meeting room then as she bends down to get it she hears footstep and realizes they are too heavy for a human so there must be Kyrzon in the building so she waits for the footsteps to fade before leaving the room and meets Governor Pullman. The next day she attends the Replacement Lottery where she is shocked to hear they are extending the age range from19-21 to 18 -22 and her name is chosen. At the Auction she finds herself purchased by Chief Rukkarr one of the Kyrzon chiefs she had met before.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Sesshkyaah · Rating 4 out of 5]

4/5
Fast and easy read!
Both hero and heroine are virgins.
No angst. No other woman/man drama.
Insta-love/lust. No wishy-washy heroine/hero.
Happy ever after!
Steamy sex scenes 🌶💯


I enjoyed this series. It’s fast paste and no I-want-to-be-with-him/her-but-I-don’t-deserve-him/her BS. The Rukkarr wants Christy with every fiber of his being since first sight and he goes for it. 👍🏻💯

-1 Star (for me)
Idk I just can’t seem to be able to get over the fact that as a Kryzon (alien) warrior, they use human curse words like “fuck.” It just feels really off. It’s the same problem I had with all the other books of this series.

Some Clans have their individual rituals for claiming a mate but they don’t have their own language or slang words exclusively Kryzon? 🤔

Reading about a Kryzon groaning out “fuck yes” during a sexy scheme kinda dampened that fire. It just made they sound so human.

[GabrielleLovesRomance · Rating 3 out of 5]

No idea why I love these silly books but I do. I am all the way here for a breeding story. These aliens are big, well endowed, horny, and protective. All they want is to bang their wives until they’re pregnant. It is the best. Don’t read this for deep story arcs and plot development. Read them for the pure animalistic sexual tension. Ha ha

This one actually features more world building and plot development than the others. I was surprised. The main characters are really likable and decently smart. If I had a complaint, it would be that the book needed more sex and more variety in the sex scenes.

[Crystal Perez · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good story here.

I found the storyline to be predictable but still decent. I liked that I was surprised here and there by what I thought was gonna happen by what actually happened. This couple was cute together. Glad the author didnt keep the same dialogue for the auctioning process cuz it was very repetitive for no reason. Ending was still a bit rushed. Could have had another chapter or two imo. This book has redeemed the last few books, at least slightly for me and I will be heading to the next book now.

[Sandra Whittiker · Rating 4 out of 5]

Auctioned to the Babymaker: A Sci-Fi Alien Warrior Romance (Kyrzon Breeding Au

Christy worked in the governor's office and had never given a thought about being one of the Kyrzon Bride, because her name was not picked when she was thirteen.However, the Kyrzon are needing more brides, the Brides are the salvation for their people, so why was her name drawn when they had to send more Brides? But that's exactly what happened, now what was she going to do either new , husband ?

[Barbara · Rating 5 out of 5]

Book four in the Kyrzon Breeding Auction series a well written story with a great storyline, the story flowed smoothly across the pages. This is human Christy and Kyrzon war chief Rukkarr's story, there is suspense, drama, danger, a villain closer than they know, and another that is very evil, lies, and romance. I want to read the next book. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Tayra Sanders · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the fourth book in the Kyrzon Breeding Auction series. Christy had not expected to become a Kyrzon Bride. Christy works as an intern at the New Byzantium City Council. After attending a meeting with the Governor and two Kyrzon Chiefs, she leaves to go home. The next day she attends the replacement lottery where she is shocked to hear they are extending the age range and her name was chosen. At the Auction she finds herself purchased by the Chief.

[Vicki · Rating 5 out of 5]

This one was so much fun to read. Christy works for the governor and joins him at a meeting with two Kyrzon Clan Chiefs and Chief Rukkar is quite taken with her but she is not scheduled to be a bride. Then some brides are attacked by raptors and a special auction has to be set up to replace the ones that died. Christy is chosen in the drawing and Rukkar out bids everyone. This one was funny and exciting.

[AND 1515 · Rating 5 out of 5]

Five Stars... Great Sci-FI Romance...
by and1515

This truly is a great Sci-Fi romance so exciting and so fantastic I'm absolutely over the moon for Luna Voss.
Five gold stars for a truly talented writer with an awesome imagination.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Trixie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Christy is clearly the lead in this story. I have nothing against women leading but this is a love story with an alien. It felt like Chief Rukkar is a supporting actor and not the leading man. But it was a still nice story.

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[Sara Munoz · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book 4 in the "Kyrzon Breeding Auction Series" is a well-written book and series and has great well-developed characters that have electric chemistry. These characters grow throughout the whole book and they have to get past a betrayal. A must read

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[BobaFett114 · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book!

This was an action packed thriller of a book! I would read these in order for maximum benefit. Christy isn't a Bride, however, there is a special lottery and her name is drawn. Luckily for her Rukkar wants her. The clan he was traveling with turns on him and there is a lot of fighting and intrigue. Lots of steam too.

[Mim Crenshaw · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ireally enjoyed this scifi scifi romance. I loved that male lead was a total Alpha. I loved the chemistry and interactions between them. And the author filled the storyline with nice action too.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Merry One Maria · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book the Alpha is a gentle giant warrior

You know what this series is about. It is the alien bride troupe. This time around the female lead is above average intelligence. The male chief warrior is an alpha but respectful and gentle with his bride.

[Rose Ann · Rating 3 out of 5]

While it was better than the other one I read, I have to tap out here. It was entertaining though, but I'm missing Auntie Nuts Nix now

[Claudia · Rating 2 out of 5]

Didnt like the heroine. At all. Wouldn't describe her as smart. Anyways. The series started out exciting, but each book gets more and more Lego box like and predictable. A pity.

[Anna · Rating 5 out of 5]

Hero

This book involved characters from previous books. I enjoyed this one as much as the previous books in the series. Who knew people could be so devious.

[Wild · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

Why Amazon insist on 20 words for a review via kindle, I don't know. Especially when I just want to say that I really enjoyed this book.

[Cyn Mistress Kitty · Rating 3 out of 5]

This story was just ok.

[Marika · Rating 1 out of 5]

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[Connie Harris · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you are following this series, this one is the best so far!

Rukkar and Christy are fated mates and they have an inspiring love story. They make incredible team players. I really loved this book.

[Jane · Rating 3 out of 5]

Christy is an 18 year old interning with the city government on a "new earth" planet. The humans live in specific areas while the Kyrzons, the original inhabitants, occupies the rest of the planet. One of the treaty articles provides brides for the Kyrzons, and they are auctioned off as needed to fill the quotas as long as they are between the ages of 19-21. Christy is pretty full of herself because she attends city council meetings and her 18-year-old self has strong opinions about brides adhering to the treaty. Karma bites, and when the age range is changes to include 18 year olds, she is the first to be auctioned off to Rukkarr.

This is a lightweight auction brides tale that, while there's some conflict and war, is mostly fun watching Christy and Rukkarr get to know one another and get the bad guys!