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The Naked Alien

4/5 ( ratings)

Can Jane survive alone on an alien planet? And is she really alone?

Jane has no interest in the great outdoors. She prefers her comfortable bed, her books, and all the conveniences of modern life. So when she wakes up alone and naked in what appears to be an alien jungle, her only goal is to find her way home.

The question of whether or not she’s alone is answered when a massive stranger comes to her rescue. Her savior is big and growly and he doesn’t speak her language - but the heat in his eyes doesn’t need translation...

Commander Taraxan’s people may have mastered advanced technology, but they have never forgotten their primitive roots. So when he wakes up naked and weaponless on an unknown planet, he is annoyed but not alarmed.

As he searches for a way to return to his civilization, he discovers a strange, pale female blundering around the jungle. Oblivious to the hazards surrounding her, she is clumsy, helpless… and completely adorable. As an honorable warrior, he has no choice but to protect her - but he doesn't expect the task to be so rewarding...

Can two complete opposites survive the jungle - and their sizzling attraction to one another? And what possible future awaits a human woman and an alien commander who are both determined to return to their own worlds?

Each book in the Exposed to the Elements series can be read as a standalone romance. This sweet and steamy romance is intended for mature audiences only.

Language: English

Pages: 124

Format: Kindle Edition

The Naked Alien

4/5 ( ratings)

Can Jane survive alone on an alien planet? And is she really alone?

Jane has no interest in the great outdoors. She prefers her comfortable bed, her books, and all the conveniences of modern life. So when she wakes up alone and naked in what appears to be an alien jungle, her only goal is to find her way home.

The question of whether or not she’s alone is answered when a massive stranger comes to her rescue. Her savior is big and growly and he doesn’t speak her language - but the heat in his eyes doesn’t need translation...

Commander Taraxan’s people may have mastered advanced technology, but they have never forgotten their primitive roots. So when he wakes up naked and weaponless on an unknown planet, he is annoyed but not alarmed.

As he searches for a way to return to his civilization, he discovers a strange, pale female blundering around the jungle. Oblivious to the hazards surrounding her, she is clumsy, helpless… and completely adorable. As an honorable warrior, he has no choice but to protect her - but he doesn't expect the task to be so rewarding...

Can two complete opposites survive the jungle - and their sizzling attraction to one another? And what possible future awaits a human woman and an alien commander who are both determined to return to their own worlds?

Each book in the Exposed to the Elements series can be read as a standalone romance. This sweet and steamy romance is intended for mature audiences only.

Language: English

Pages: 124

Format: Kindle Edition

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Niki

(4/5)

8

Nov 21, 2024

Super sweet syfy, Tarzan and Jane remake sorta but with Tarax and Jane!! I loved both of these characters and I love the trope where there is a language barrier and they have to figure things out together. Honey Phillips writes the best, sweet SR stories and this seems like it's gonna be another hit series!! I can't wait to read the next one and find out who these mysterious scientists are.
Corda

(5/5)

5

Nov 21, 2024

Play on words Tarzan and Jane lol. Good story and who dropped them on this planet ... naked and afraid? Waiting for book2
Anna Marie

(1/5)

3

Nov 21, 2024

Another book in the overdone literary plotline of 'alien and human stranded together'. And as always, the chick is inept at everything, the alien (which is BARELY not human) is overly capable of everything, and they bond... as in BOND. As in, the entire book is BOND-ing. You know what I'm sayin', here.This version of the plotline is a) too short, b) ridiculous - she never even TRIES to help him learn to speak with her, and yet he can pick up on *concept* words like 'safe'? Everything is provided...
Victoria

(5/5)

4

Nov 21, 2024

Another Obsession
Jennifer, Just beyond normal ♑

(3/5)

2

Nov 21, 2024

I honestly enjoyed the book. I read these stories for entertainment and it was that. I am now on to book two. I would say this book is more a 3.5 star read.
Mar, Queen of Darkness

(2/5)

2

Nov 21, 2024

2.5An interesting concept that could have been amazing, but it just wasn't written with enough depth. The stakes didn't feel high, the romance wasn't that spicy, and the problems were resolved too easily.Still, I liked the plot idea and may consider reading another one at some point.
Reya

(2/5)

1

Nov 21, 2024

Quite boring. The female lead needed help with everything. She's not even wary of Taraxan and instantly takes to him. Even her reaction to being stranded on an alien planet was unrealistic. No interesting bits of added dose of sci-fiction and lots of unnecessary sex without building up to the scenes. Not my cup of tea but if you want a short, alien romance series where the book ends with HEA, this one's for you.
Shelley

(3/5)

1

Nov 21, 2024

This was my first in this genre for me. I have not read an alien book. It’s a lot like shifters but with some slight differences. It was an entertaining book. The ending was weird. It was very Blue Lagoon meets shifter paranormal romance.
Amanda

(2/5)

17

Nov 21, 2024

This read was a test for me: has my taste in SFR changed so much that it's time to move on and drop some authors? Sadly, yes, this is the case. Because I'm really over reading the same story with the same Generic Marshmallow Alpha Alien lead with the same Generic Inept "heroine" who never does anything to make things happen in her story. I'm sick of the same premise and lead up. I'm sick of the same tropes without any cheekiness or attempts to subvert them. Just. I'm over it, no matter how popul...
Suzanne (Under the Covers Book blog)

(4/5)

11

Nov 21, 2024

3.5 StarsThis quick, cute and sexy. Exactly what I was hankering for.
May

(2/5)

1

Nov 21, 2024

This wasn't bad per say but it didn't blow me away. I liked the premise but it did feel like it was a little bit thrown into the plot of the stroy from the first page, without the characters being too curious about why. Then when its finally revealed, it was a little creepy but also kind of underwhelming. I did really like Teraxen, he had a far more interesting story to him even through it wasn't delved into AT ALL but at least he seemed to have a life before these events. Jane on the other hand...
Angi

(3/5)

1

Nov 21, 2024

This was a very cute short story. I liked the characters and thought they were pretty cute together. I also love the idea of the little cat-monkey creature that gets introduced in the beginning. It sounded freakin cute and was a great companion to Jane.The end was not very satisfying to me however. It opened a lot of questions and some questions haven’t been answered good enough for me.However I still liked this a lot and will read the other books in the series too.
graycie

(3/5)

1

Nov 21, 2024

this is not how i thought i would be spending my saturday nights this time last year