Nancy and the Naga: A SciFi Alien Romance (Alien Abduction) Paperback – 19 Oct. 2021

I love this author and have read all of her books. This is a great addition to the Alien Abduction series, the main characters are charming and feisty, there is humour and a little pathos but a very engaging story line. Definitely worth reading😊

Fab story. I really enjoyed the characters especially in this one. They came across as very genuine and I loved how their relationship evolved.

This book has lots of steamy scenes, amazing characters, passion, seduction and a happily ever after ending. It’s well written and will have you hooked from the start.Nancy was abducted by aliens, sold, killed her owner and was then sent to the mines. There was a chance to escape so she took it, the town is abandoned and so is the cabin on the mountain overlooking it. It’s the cabin where she’s been staying but also where Kaiyo from the last book was sent. He’s shocked to find the human female staying there he’s even more shocked to find that she is irresistible. Nancy is scared of him at first, she can’t seem to trust anyone since her abduction, but he grows on her and she finds herself aroused by him. When she’s attacked and wounded Kaiyo offers to bite her as his venom has analgesic properties, this also makes her feel like she’s drunk although it does loosen her tongue a bit. She asks him to help her learn to better hunt for food ect before leaving her and he agrees but what she may not realise is that he doesn’t plan on going anywhere for the foreseeable future and if he does, she will be going with him.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Nancy has made some tough decisions since waking to discover herself stolen from Earth and turned into a slave. Having to deal with aliens as a whole was startling enough before she was made aware of the options in front of her. She managed to escape the pleasure house (where the pleasure is definitely not for those who live there) and ended up in the mines. Her supervisor so to speak was a male who did what he could for her and unknown to her reported her dead. She found a cabin and has tried to make ends meet to save from starvation, that was until the large green snake man turned up. Kaiyo has done a number of things that he is not proud of to survive however the first thing, which catapulted him into the life he now leads he is innocent of. He is bored and decides to look for a lost human to occupy himself. Then it becomes apparent to him that he making any number of excuses to stay with her now he found her, that is until he finds he has to go home. What to do now? Would she go with him? Can Nancy truly love her green male?

Is a nice easy read as her other books but as previously in some books they are ok until something isn’t and for me just frustrating SPOILERUnsure why author has just skimmed over a minor characters relation to the end so they just disappear as if they have no consequence. It would be ok if it was addressed in the epilogue but no. urgh.

I really enjoyed reading this book and look forward to reading more of honey Phillips books keep writing and I will keep reading

Why amazon insist on 20 words for a review via kindle; I don't know. Especially when I just want to say how much I enjoyed this book.

I hesitated to read this because i love the Naga brides by Naomi Lucas so much, and I didn't want to ruin my view of nagas (I've DNF multiple naga books in the past). But this book did not disappoint. In fact, I now have a tie between the two authors over the best naga. However, Honey Phillips kinda wins this one. This book is a joy to read, I couldn't put it down. The action, attraction, and love drew me into the world, and i was addicted.Small spoilers ahead.Personally, I feel authors (especially alien romance authors) feel that a HEA can only happen if the women can have a baby naturally. People can lead a fulfilling life without a biological child. FINALLY A BOOK AGREES. I can not have children naturally, and i usually dive into books to escape my reality. Sadly, my favorite genre always has a miracle baby addition, and it hurts me even more. I'm thankful to this author for giving me an escape from my reality and allowing me to adventure through falling in love with a naga who loved his mate for who she is. He accepted his mate even though they could not naturally conceive.

I am a person who loves to read, but if it is not interesting from the beginning then I do not finish. I finished this book in one day between doing my household chores. Carried it with me. Was hoping for a babe at the end, but it was really interesting.

I really liked kaido and Nancy's story, they were great together. My only peeve is that I wished them to have kids but that's just me. I liked the ending too. Who will be next I wonder?

I really enjoyed this story…Nancy the escaped slave falls in love with the a Prince in exile!There’s no instalove and the love story come on in a slow burn…a fair bit of intrigue a little bit of attempted murder and heartache!A good story all up!

I would have enjoyed the story but, frankly, the hero's appearance was too alien for me and I couldn't get past it.The males in this series are getting weirder and weirder, and it's turning me off.Two legs, two eyes, two (ok maybe four) arms, one mouth would be the basic for me.I can live with horns, claws, a tail, maybe fangs, but when you start getting into reptile territory with no legs, just the tail, that is where it starts creeping me out.And what is left? What might be next? Insects ??? .... (shudder) no thank you.