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7AF7A: Gallium
7 GalliumSeven abducted humans have been rescued - saved from being eaten! But, they're trapped for thirteen months on a small planet called Haven. They aren't alone either. The six alien brothers that carried the humans out of certain doom have been left unsupervised by their eldest brother - and they all think the human they carried is their mate.From the moment Ayaka saw the cranberry red eyes of the blue alien that saved her, she stopped being afraid. In his arms, everything would turn out alright. After a harrowing flight through the stars and a nearly catastrophic run-in with a predator, she at last has the time to hold him.Until, of course, her human co-abductees begin to "protect" her.Gallium is the youngest of seven brothers. He'd been trapped on a tiny geode planet for his entire life, always at the bottom of the pecking order. When his mate is only human who votes in favour of alien-human relations, he feels that he's finally being given a break by the universe - until the other humans out-vote her and make a bunch of rules to keep them separated.They both want each other - but the other inhabitants of Haven will go to extraordinary measures to keep them apart.How will the youngest people on Haven finally make the rest listen to what they want?"7 Gallium" is book 2 in the "Seven Abductees for Seven Aliens" series by Becca Saylor.
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Published February 13, 2023
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August 25, 2023
This series has quickly become a delight. There’s fantastic character development. Save for how the humans come to be where they are, it’s feel good without being cozy. And the author did a great job adapting it from the film inspiration.
This installment focuses on the two youngest of the group. Both inexperienced in life but immediately recognizing their connection to the other. Of course the elder humans and alien brothers are doing everything to keep them from being alone together. I couldn’t stop smiling every time they managed to sneak off for stolen moments navigating kissing and touching and ‘seeing’ for the first time. It is so charming. The fumbling around discovering each other’s anatomy and how it functions is hilarious. They are so cute and innocent. And when they’re not together we’re treated to pining, longing, yearning!
In this book we’re treated to a tour of the sizable dome home built by the alien brothers’ parents. If you struggle with descriptions you might zone out for a bit but it sets the stage for what’s to come so stick with it. The house plays such a big role in the setting, and is so extensive, that I found myself wishing there was a map to help visualize it better.
In book 1 the alien brothers rescue the human women from being on the menu at an alien eatery. There’s obviously a lot of trauma for each character. Do read the content warning that Becca so wonderfully provides at the beginning of each book.
This installment focuses on the two youngest of the group. Both inexperienced in life but immediately recognizing their connection to the other. Of course the elder humans and alien brothers are doing everything to keep them from being alone together. I couldn’t stop smiling every time they managed to sneak off for stolen moments navigating kissing and touching and ‘seeing’ for the first time. It is so charming. The fumbling around discovering each other’s anatomy and how it functions is hilarious. They are so cute and innocent. And when they’re not together we’re treated to pining, longing, yearning!
In this book we’re treated to a tour of the sizable dome home built by the alien brothers’ parents. If you struggle with descriptions you might zone out for a bit but it sets the stage for what’s to come so stick with it. The house plays such a big role in the setting, and is so extensive, that I found myself wishing there was a map to help visualize it better.
In book 1 the alien brothers rescue the human women from being on the menu at an alien eatery. There’s obviously a lot of trauma for each character. Do read the content warning that Becca so wonderfully provides at the beginning of each book.
September 3, 2023
Did I love this book? Yes
Did I also wanna throw it across the room? Also yes
I absolutely loved Gallium and Ayaka's story. Reading about their curiosity for one another blossom into love was great!
What I didn't love?
Meela. I didn't think I could like a fmc in the first book then want to actually punch her in the face while she's down in this one.
I get it, these women went through trauma and they want to feel safe.
I also get that the Ponti brothers are dirty messy boys, sure, but kicking out the ppl who rescue you from their own home for so long is just plain ridiculous.
I dislike most of the women actually. Since I love this author I know they can probably be redeemed. Except Meela. (Though seeing her get put in her place at the end was amazing!)
Now those brothers though, I love all of them and can't wait to learn more about each one and have them find their hea.
Did I also wanna throw it across the room? Also yes
I absolutely loved Gallium and Ayaka's story. Reading about their curiosity for one another blossom into love was great!
What I didn't love?
Meela. I didn't think I could like a fmc in the first book then want to actually punch her in the face while she's down in this one.
I get it, these women went through trauma and they want to feel safe.
I also get that the Ponti brothers are dirty messy boys, sure, but kicking out the ppl who rescue you from their own home for so long is just plain ridiculous.
I dislike most of the women actually. Since I love this author I know they can probably be redeemed. Except Meela. (Though seeing her get put in her place at the end was amazing!)
Now those brothers though, I love all of them and can't wait to learn more about each one and have them find their hea.
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