Abduction: A Mpreg Yaoi Alien Romance Kindle Edition

At first, I just thought this was another MM alien w/tentacle love story (which btw I love). But, this book is so much more and has a very serious side to it - it speaks to respect, humanity, tolerance, and love. Additionally, there are both subtle and overt tones of the importance of exploration and even taking care of the planet on which we reside. Such a serious message for such a seemingly random piece of entertainment. This is one of the best books I have read to date. It is super cute, an easy read, with invaluable lessons for one and all. Who could ask for more? I’m so excited — will have to look for other books by this author. Would definitely recommend.

Hisao always dreamed of traveling through space, seeing things other humans never could. He’s finally achieved his dream, but when a freak accident damages his ship, he knows it’s only a matter of time. His oxygen tank will run out, and he will be lost in space forever.Then he wakes up on a mysterious ship, made of stone, and a terrifying alien is above him. He’s roach like, has tentacles and is huge, and Hisao is terrified.Not understanding human customs, Katashi forces body modifications, bondage, and breeding on to Hisao. Katashi thinks of himself as mate, protector, and breeder. He doesn’t understand that there’s a difference between humans and animals, that Hisao should have free will. It’s a tough lesson for him to learn, but he must if he wants to keep his mate happy.This book has VERY graphic S3x scenes, beyond the average, as well as forced scenes. If that’s not your thing, this may not be for you!

As I start reading the first chapters, I was worried this might not be a good story. The habit of yaoi-fans to use Japanese names, somewhat indicates to me a copy-cat (along the side that I do not enjoy the constant use of Japanese names in the boy-love genre). This story though, proved to be not such a case.The story is not that novel: Nice looking young man, lost in space, taken by aliens and becoming their breeding machine -- no spoilers here! The point was how this author would sell it to me. She did well!The alien is presented in a way that arouses and questions my standards for beauty. The boy’s body alterations (yes, I think readers should know that the boy will become a hermaphrodite; some will be turned off by this; others, such as myself, were pleasantly challenged by it) questioned my standards even further. The author puts a lot of good effort in detailing the way the two protagonists view and perceive the world, their relations, their moral standards and their logical processes.Will the boy get in peace with his new body; his fate as an alien incubator; overpowered by a creature far more evolved in matters of strength and intelligence, yet aesthetically much displeasing to the human standards of beauty?The author makes a good job answering all those questions in a detailed way; without too much needles info. She takes us by the hand and drives us through the story, explaining in quite a detail how things take place and why, while at the same time not laboring the point too much from sex scene A to sex scene B, giving us time to build up… anticipation and arousal.At the end, while nearing the final pages, I was feeling satisfied, and surer for the five stars I was about to give.To conclude: This is not high-class literature; it’s smut! Yet, in the genre of smut, I consider this one to belong to the high-end of the spectrum and of good quality. You’ll get horny, and you’ll get answers about the hows and whys of the heroes. Isn’t that enough by itself?

Firstly, the basis of the story, the plot, was an interesting one. It had a very good start to it that was enticing and draws you in. Very well done. However, the biggest flaw this book has is once it gets to the point of that main part of the story the language is so course, repetitive, over used, and cliche that it breaks the ability to keep the mental picture and smoothness and elegance of the story going. An editor for the book is a MUST, and that is for any book. Using synonyms and other adjectives that will keep the story flowering in the proper rhythm is a necessity to keep the reader interested. Once the book hit the point of 'Oh Lord here we go again with the cliches and SAME verbiage all over again,' I quickly lost interest and actually skipped a whole paragraph because of it. That is what needs to be fixed for this to be a good book worth keeping. Otherwise it's mediocre at best currently. Overall the author is decent. As I mentioned before the plot itself is a good one for a short novella read. But it needs to be edited, rewritten, and then republished to make for a better book overall. The same adjectives will turn off a market audience faster than you can snap fingers top gain their attention. Best to find new ones to use interchangeably, and that doesn't mean only using two or three. Five or more is best for effective writing.

What did I just read... and why was it amazing. Creepy, scary, kinda gross, but amazing. I'm not stranger to that BL life and have seen my share of human v. Alien interactions, but when I tell you I will never watch the movie Aliens the same, this book is to blame. If you want a very educational look at an inter species relationship that starts out kinda enemies to lovers but ends with a HEA but also containing gender altering, M pregnancy , large eggs and happily ruined neather regions, you got yourself a 5 star book!!! Bravo Miss Rae. Ya got me as a fan!!!