I escaped the Vraxen breeding center unharmed. Now I’m lost in the Wastelands and running from an alien who claims I’m his mate.
I hate rude awakenings, particularly when those waking me are massive blue aliens with rippling muscles, horns, and tails.
Aliens who brought me to a breeding center. On another planet.
I don’t appreciate them abducting me, and they don’t appreciate my lack of cooperation. The human women I’m with think I’m unhinged because I run my mouth around the guards. Keep my head down and hope for the best? Screw that; I’m going down fighting.
When we escape to the Wastelands, another group of aliens find us, and I have a bigger fight on my hands. Zarex. This alien is larger than the others, with black stripes and horns sharpened to points. He’s impressed by my tattoos and warrior spirit—and Zarex has decided I belong to him.
Nope. I’ve escaped once; nobody will take me again.
Running from him and the other women who escaped the center wasn’t the best move. Now I’m stuck alone in an alien wilderness with a sharp metal piece from our crashed spaceship for a weapon and basic survival skills.
I need to outrun Zarex before the creatures I hear at night find me first.
But if I manage to escape the Wastelands, where the hell do I go?
And if he finds me first, what will Zarex do to the human female he’s claimed as his?
Stolen by the Alien Rogue is a full-length, standalone sci-fi alien romance featuring a feisty British heroine and an alien who’ll stop at nothing to find and protect his human mate.
If you love sexy aliens, strong heroines, and fated mates romance, you’ll love this new series from Kyla Quinn. No cliffhangers or cheating and a happily ever after in every book—I promise!
All books in the Fated Star Mates series are standalones featuring different couples. They can be read individually, but the series is best read in order.
FATED STAR MATES SERIES Taken by the Alien Pirate Bonded to the Alien Warrior Chosen by the Alien Prince Saved by the Alien Commander Coming Soon Stolen by the Alien Rogue Prized by the Alien Soldier
So full disclosure. I read this this ENTIRE way through thinking it was a different book. The book I thought it was was the prologue in a series, instead, this was the last of a different series. The whole fucking time I was like "this is the prologue?!?! Everyone knows everything and everyone one, and wtf is going on?!?!" So yeah. I guess that is my bad. But they have the same EXACT title and a shirtless blue alien on the cover....so is it reallyyy my fault?
That aside this still sucked major ass. Super duper alpha alien, so fucking boring absolutely, nothing else to him but a giant dick and no brain, not a single drop of personality. TSTL FMC tries to make up for it and fails miserably. Honestly, sometimes these dumb bitches deserve to fucking die. Yeah just run off into an alien forest and eat random berries that makes sense.
Zarex and Trinity's book happend on paralel with other books from this series. Here we finaly get to know what happend to the fiesty Trinity. She really puts a lot of figths but a Lone human females can't survive Alone in Vraxen's wilderness. Zarex doesn't know why but he feels like this females is his and he is actually very gentle with her. Excepto when in front if his men. He just can't show weeknesses and She is his. Trinity lies to try and save helself but it actually backfired and it could really be theire Downfall. It was a good story and I liked to see on the end how they were in the near future.
Zarex and Trinity are an interesting couple Zarex being more barbarian and Trinity being feisty. These aliens really need to work together against the awful aliens running the planet. It alludes to this often in this book
I liked this one; I really enjoyed Trinity & her whole poisonous thing, haha. & of course I liked Zarex because he's a grump. I just wish the women fought a little harder to make the men realize they're not just a skin sack of bones to keep in their beds. They push back & argue but there's never any actual resolution or understanding - it's so unsatisfying.
I liked getting to find out what happened to Trinity and think Zarex was a good partner for her. Different enough to clash but not so stubborn that it didn’t make sense like in the last book. Learning more about trinity and her fiesta attitude was entertaining and getting to see a different perspective from the “savages” was super interesting. I think all of the men in this series need to do some serious growth, which I figured would come from having their human partners but so far there’s just not enough character growth.
While Zarex did not make a good impression on Trinity when they met, she made a big impression on him. She’s feisty, creative and pretends to be brave, but there’s certain behaviour she just won’t tolerate. Unfortunately as independent as she wants to be, she knows she can’t survive without him on a planet she knows nothing about, especially one as dangerous as this one.
I didn’t like Trinity’s character at all, but after reading all of the other books I was interested in what happens to her. This book surprised me so much! I didn’t just like it—I loved it! I loved hearing Trinity’s inner thoughts. I was also pleasantly surprised my Zarek’s character. Such a great story.
Trinity gets kidnapped by aliens, then taken by another then grabbed by yet another. It’s a rousting story with aliens against other aliens. Human women are pretty much prizes. Zarex is one arrogant alien but then they’re all like that. I don’t care much for dominance. It gets rather graphic at times and that’s well written too.
An interesting pairing. Trinity was the typical ‘troublemaker’ which really means she was the one that made the most sense after being abducted. The rebels were more fun the the wastelanders, but a lot more backwards. It’ll be good to hear more about how they will team up.
Stolen by the Alien Rogue is a decent read. It has action, adventure, heat… It just isn’t my favorite in the series because the hero, Zarex, is so “blinded” by fury in a changing world.