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Get-go your review of A Baby for the Alien Prince (The Alva, #1; Celestial Mates)

I was disappointed that in that location wasn't more to the book. The title led me to believe in that location would exist more to the story line dealing with a baby other than the last chapter. It had skillful potential merely didn't alive up to it. I was disappointed that there wasn't more to the volume. The title led me to believe there would be more than to the story line dealing with a baby other than the last chapter. Information technology had good potential but didn't live up to information technology. ...more

October 22, 2017 Sally906 rated it really liked it

When I saw the championship how could I not read information technology? Information technology was either going to exist quite dreadful, or actually practiced! Well, it was really adept. Politics, intrigue, danger, romance and a chip of rumpy pumpy - going to look upwards the second in the serial because you can never accept too many bluish alien hero's 😃

April 27, 2017 Tera Comer rated information technology information technology was amazing

I really enjoyed this book and hope that at that place volition be future books of the Alvan race! I received a complimentary re-create of this book and volunteered to review information technology.

Oct xiv, 2018 Laurin rated it it was ok

I call back reading this for the start time in 2017 and coming abroad thinking the world-building was significantly more than unique than a lot of like books. I gave information technology 4 stars, though that would've been 3 1/2 if possible. Now on my second read I realized I had been so taken with the environs considering only about everything else was at best par for the grade. From the bad-mannered language used in some of the copious sex scenes to the baroque human relationship betwixt the mains, the whole thing is but so fo I recall reading this for the outset time in 2017 and coming away thinking the earth-building was significantly more than unique than a lot of like books. I gave information technology iv stars, though that would've been 3 one/two if possible. At present on my second read I realized I had been and then taken with the environment because merely nearly everything else was at best par for the course. From the awkward language used in some of the copious sex scenes to the bizarre relationship between the mains, the whole affair is but so forced.

And let me tell you this, I don't shy from a skilful bit of naughty business concern, but I can't assistance feeling a little grodey when all of the action in the story seems to be betwixt the sheets (so to speak). If I wanted to read smut, I wouldn't mess around looking for plot. In A Baby for the Alien Prince, the story jumps out from nowhere between various (nearly identical) scenes of mostly oral. Simply lots and lots of talk about juicy ladybits. At some point you have to wonder just who was the writer's target audience? Information technology certainly wasn't me.

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Jun 03, 2017 Leigh UK rated it actually liked it

Like shooting fish in a barrel read with lots of action!

Well this was certainly an adventure for our daring h, Margot. Lots for her to take in, acquire, process... and even more to merely survive!

Here'due south the bullet list:
- Good writing, few typos
- Very likeable characters
- Introduction of a fascinating new world
- Enough action to keep y'all on your toes
- Plenty sexy times to make you lot fan yourself (when you're not wondering if Margot will make it to the end of this story in one piece)

So why non 5 stars?

Well I feel mislead. Thi

Easy read with lots of action!

Well this was certainly an hazard for our daring h, Margot. Lots for her to take in, acquire, process... and fifty-fifty more than to merely survive!

Here's the bullet list:
- Good writing, few typos
- Very likeable characters
- Introduction of a fascinating new world
- Enough action to keep yous on your toes
- Enough sexy times to make you fan yourself (when y'all're not wondering if Margot will go far to the end of this story in one piece)

Then why non 5 stars?

Well I feel mislead. This was no pregnant h. The baby was conceived, built-in and sleeping in the nursery inside the first 2 pages of the epilogue.

My bespeak? The encompass of this book is all kinds of misleading. I was expecting a significant leading lady throughout most of the volume. No such luck.

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Jul 23, 2017 Annette rated it liked it

Well, I feel like the title is a bit misleading or maybe my expectations were a tad off. To me, this story basically introduces the aliens and their hierarchy. I felt that the language barrier was a hindrance. Information technology was also odd that her purpose, to have a baby, was so repeatedly rejected. The violence and weird deadly animals were...oddly timed. The flow just seemed off.

Dec 11, 2017 Donna rated it liked it

The title for this book well-nigh doesn't fit. In that location is but one picayune section that has to practise with a baby. I think a meliorate title would have been 'A Mate for the Alien Prince' or something forth that line. It was an interesting book. I got a few laughs out of her learning the language. Overall, it is a nice pleasant love story. The championship for this book almost doesn't fit. At that place is merely 1 little section that has to exercise with a baby. I recall a better title would have been 'A Mate for the Alien Prince' or something along that line. It was an interesting book. I got a few laughs out of her learning the language. Overall, information technology is a nice pleasant love story. ...more

Prince Elorshin, of the Minor House Do'ana, is summoned by Prince Naefaren Viir of the Major House to which they are centrolineal. He is surprised to see someone else at their coming together. Prince Naefaren begins by reminding him of the declining birth charge per unit of the Alvan people. He is directing Prince Elorshin to mate with an off-worlder. Another Business firm had tried this unsuccessfully, only Naefaren believes it is possible. Elorshin his against this, peculiarly every bit information technology impacts his future. His people mate for life Prince Elorshin, of the Minor House Do'ana, is summoned by Prince Naefaren Viir of the Major House to which they are allied. He is surprised to run into someone else at their meeting. Prince Naefaren begins by reminding him of the declining nascence rate of the Alvan people. He is directing Prince Elorshin to mate with an off-worlder. Some other Firm had tried this unsuccessfully, but Naefaren believes information technology is possible. Elorshin his confronting this, especially as it impacts his hereafter. His people mate for life and there would be no 2nd take a chance for him to observe his fated mate. But if he does not comply, Naefaren will cut off his people from access to the core-well which will mean their destruction. Elorshin has no other option only to comply.

Margot was a maid for the privileged surface dwellers. The world was so total of people now that the masses lived underground with barely enough space to move around. That is why she is waiting for the lottery results then she could go into space heading for other habitable planets which could accept many lifetimes to reach. She would finally at least be permitted to have a infant. And, even though she may end up living her entire life on the ship, she would live in a comfortable environment. The darkness of infinite could be no more difficult to suffer than her undercover existence at present. Her children would take room to live and a family of their own. And time to come generations would alive above ground in homes they build. She did not win the lottery that night – but perchance something fifty-fifty better awaits her?

Fortunately, Margot plant a vid in the lift that advertised Celestial Mates. She was matched to a Prince on Alva and was transported to her mate. But Elorshin was hesitant to bail with her. If she was not his fated mate, there would be no other take chances to find that happiness. Because they did non speak the same language, he couldn't even talk to her about it, and not understanding his rejection acquired her hurting. Would they be able to overcome the misunderstanding and find love? Could Elorshin take a chance or would he lose this special adult female?

I actually enjoyed this book! It was not what I had expected, only information technology captured my attention and I was glad to read it. The story line was skilful and the characters were described well. I liked both main characters very much. I definitely recommend this volume.

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Feb 11, 2021 Tynna rated it liked it

Overnice story, but I wish it was longer. I'd similar to go a better picture of what happened to both World and Alva; hopefully the rest of the series will give more details. I'd also like to know more about how the devos became monsters, what caused the disability for Alvans to procreate, and how the major houses provide the cadre-well to the minor houses.

The story concept is interesting...It's believed that Alvans live underground considering their enemies destroyed their sunday during a war many years prior

Squeamish story, only I wish it was longer. I'd like to get a better moving-picture show of what happened to both Earth and Alva; hopefully the residuum of the series volition give more details. I'd also like to know more about how the devos became monsters, what caused the inability for Alvans to procreate, and how the major houses provide the cadre-well to the minor houses.

The story concept is interesting...It's believed that Alvans live surreptitious because their enemies destroyed their sun during a state of war many years prior. There is an unexplained core-well that provides light and oestrus to virtually of the planet's occupants. Those who alive in the dark are monsters, some of which used to be Alvans but somehow mutated. Aboveground isn't habitable.

I love that Alvans mate for life, but I detest that I didn't get to read that conversation between H and h. He didn't tell her; he might have never told her, for all I know as the reader. I was looking forward to him explaining why he didn't slumber with her but he did other things with her. (At present I'm wondering if he did other things with other females before her.) Honestly, I was hoping to see her get upset considering she uprooted her entire freaking life, she moved to a dissimilar PLANET for Bob's sake, but to find out that he was wanting to find a way to go out of mating with her. What would she have done if he found his pari and mated with that woman instead? She had already ditched her job, home, and planet. I'd have flipped my shit, but we get no discussion about whatsoever of information technology. Hell, she but found out near the pari thing because she suddenly felt his feelings and he was like...oh yeah, it'southward amazing and normal. That's information technology. Completely glossed over.

I'm curious about something. (view spoiler)[At the end, the prince from House Viir offers the H and h ownership of a major house, but they say no considering they love their people and want to stay with them. I don't empathize why they didn't just move their people to the major house with them. I got the impression there was more room and less people subsequently the battle. Also, he said the major house'south people were simply as guilty as their prince that the H killed for what was done to h. So why didn't they take the place, move the shitty people to the pocket-size business firm, and move their people to the major firm? I get that information technology would take been a lot of piece of work, but they would take been much safer and well-off. (hide spoiler)]

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Championship: A Baby For the Alien Prince Celestial Mates - The Alva
Author: Miranda Martin
Publisher: Miranda Martin
Published: iv-24-2017
Pages: 163
Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy
Sub-Genre: Paranormal Romance, Aliens, Vampires
ASIN: B071V62VT2
Reviewed For NetGalley and Miranda Martin
Reviewer: DelAnne
Rating: four.5 Stars

Elorshin is forced into marrying an alien bride past the Naefaren Viir, Prince of a Major house of his people. He, equally simply a prince of a poorer house has no selection but to acquiesce to the need

Title: A Baby For the Conflicting Prince Celestial Mates - The Alva
Writer: Miranda Martin
Publisher: Miranda Martin
Published: 4-24-2017
Pages: 163
Genre: Scientific discipline Fiction & Fantasy
Sub-Genre: Paranormal Romance, Aliens, Vampires
ASIN: B071V62VT2
Reviewed For NetGalley and Miranda Martin
Reviewer: DelAnne
Rating: 4.five Stars

Elorshin is forced into marrying an alien bride by the Naefaren Viir, Prince of a Major house of his people. He, as simply a prince of a poorer house has no choice but to accede to the need, Forever relinquishing any promise of a true mate match. Margot went to Celestial Mates hoping for the chance at having on World, something that due to overcrowding and scare resources is unlikely to happen. When she meets the cold stranger to get her mate and he rejects her at every turn she flees. Straight into danger. Elorshin risks his life to rescue her and just every bit it seems they may accept a chance a Prince from a Major house much larger than Elorshin's claims her as his. Torn apart from one some other they face an uncertain futurity.

Fast paced and a quick read. Y'all volition be surprised at how rapidly you lot are pulled into the story and do not want to end reading. But about the time you think you lot take it all figured out everything is turned on its axis. A great read to exist enjoyed by and who look for an blastoff male person and female; both full of desires and hopes.

My rating of "A Infant For the Alien Prince Angelic Mates - The Alva" is iv.75 out of 5 stars.

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Aug 06, 2019 Lisa Jo rated it liked it

This was... interesting. The world building was awesome. I loved everything Martin created in this sci-fi globe. The creatures, the minor and major houses...the struggle between proficient and evil was really well washed.

The romance was a fleck confusing at times. I really liked the main character and thought they made a great couple. Elorshin was a kind and gentle hero. I appreciated the fact that he didn't immediately have Margot. Only because he doubted the probability that she would be his perfect

This was... interesting. The world building was awesome. I loved everything Martin created in this sci-fi world. The creatures, the minor and major houses...the struggle betwixt practiced and evil was really well done.

The romance was a bit confusing at times. I actually liked the master grapheme and thought they fabricated a great couple. Elorshin was a kind and gentle hero. I appreciated the fact that he didn't immediately take Margot. But considering he doubted the probability that she would be his perfect mate. He was disappointed that he was risking his risk at one true love past accepting Margot. But he quickly learned how special she really was. Margot was a very resourceful and intelligent heroine. She made her own fashion in the world and accepted the circumstances of her life would not change unless she changed them herself. Her desire for a family lead her to Celestial Mates and the start of her new life.

Simply the language barrier actually fabricated for some unclear signals. This book was by no ways "sweet" or "clean" but I felt similar the physical side of their relationship was but thrown into this book to make information technology hotter. The timing was bad...it just felt all wrong. It made admittedly no sense the first few times they were together. (view spoiler)[Peculiarly the 2d time when she runs away and he chases later her. She's attacked, her driver is killed, and the grit hasn't even settled before they're ripping each others clothes off. It's dark...it's the middle of no where...and the dead guy is (non to mention the dead creature)...correct there! Information technology was a fiddling gross. (hide spoiler)]

The ending was actually well done. A lot of suspense with a cute happily ever after. It was a quick read that I did relish, even though there were some aspects I didn't like. I enjoyed it enough though that I'yard encouraged to continue reading the remainder of this series.

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Sep 03, 2017 Poetic Puppy rated it really liked it

I'm non a huge fan of this genre, merely I really enjoyed this book.

Margot is fed upward with her life; she wants a family and that's the i things she's denied as a subterranean dweller. Elorshin wants a Paritella (something alike to a soulmate), simply he's denied that when the Prince of a Major Firm to whom he's affiliated forces him to have a human bride. When Celestial Mates matches the pair together, Margot finds herself moving to a new world; one where she'southward unwanted but very much needed.

I enjoyed

I'm not a huge fan of this genre, but I really enjoyed this volume.

Margot is fed up with her life; she wants a family and that'south the i things she'southward denied every bit a subterranean dweller. Elorshin wants a Paritella (something akin to a soulmate), simply he's denied that when the Prince of a Major House to whom he'south affiliated forces him to take a man bride. When Celestial Mates matches the pair together, Margot finds herself moving to a new world; one where she'south unwanted simply very much needed.

I enjoyed this book, even though the speed at which Margot picks up the Conflicting language is beyond ridiculous. While this is your typical sci-fi romance, Alva is a really well constructed world. I loved the descriptions of the place, the people and the politics; I'k hoping we'll learn more about it too in subsequent novels. Not merely does Alva have a unique landscape just so too does Earth, every bit overpopulation has become a real problem. Later on moving to Alva, Margot is in for a real civilisation daze, something she didn't anticipate. I would have liked to have seen her interacting with the Exercise'ana people a little more, but y'all get the idea of how she's able to win people over based off of her interactions with those of the Prince's household. Equally for the Prince, Elorshin, you lot'll discover he wins you over despite his not showing himself in his all-time light in his showtime coming together with Margot. The evolution of their relationship is actually quite sweet so if you're looking for a quick and easy romance novel, 'A Babe for the Alien Prince' might just be the book for you.

Profanity: Fairly frequent
Sexual content: Fairly frequent/detailed
Violence: Fairly frequent and descriptive
Cautionary element(s): Kidnapping

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May 23, 2017 Yvonne Daniels rated it information technology was amazing

Recommends information technology for: Everyone

Recommended to Yvonne by: Miranda Martin

A Baby for the Alien Prince: Celestial Mates The Alva
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OMG! A FANTASTIC ALIEN STORY! Miranda Martin has outdone herself with this ane. I really enjoyed reading this story! I couldn't stop reading this story one time I started. The characters are likable, steamy, exhilarating, sensational, fantastic, unique and well developed. Miranda did a quite awesome job putting this story together. The story is full of drama, the scenes description is well written and yous'll fall in honey wit A Babe for the Conflicting Prince: Celestial Mates The Alva
by Miranda Martin
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OMG! A FANTASTIC Alien STORY! Miranda Martin has outdone herself with this one. I really enjoyed reading this story! I couldn't stop reading this story one time I started. The characters are likable, steamy, exhilarating, sensational, fantastic, unique and well developed. Miranda did a quite awesome job putting this story together. The story is full of drama, the scenes clarification is well written and yous'll autumn in dear with beloved! The dialogue is exciting, sweet, mannerly, sensual and captivating! There will be sparks. Prince Elorshin of the Small-scale House Do'ana, is summoned past Prince Naefaren Viir of Major Firm to which they are centrolineal. Prince Naefaren begin reminding him of the failing birth rate of the Alvan people. Because he feels that he is being forced into a marriage by a House more than powerful than his own. Margot Whelan was a maid for the privileged surface dwellers. Margot lives underground because the earth is over populated and now the masses barely have enough space to motion around. Just Margot plant a advert for Celestial Mates, Fortunately,she is match to a Prince on Alva. She is transported to her mate. She is going the other habitable planet. She tin now finally have a baby and her children may accept a family unit themselves. It pulled me in from the beginning and held my attention until the very stop. This is a Sci-fi romance with tempers flaring, full devotion, sexy princes with a happy catastrophe. I was glued to my reader and I couldn't read fast enough. Information technology'south so amazing it will brand you plough the pages faster and faster until you read the end. ...more

May 03, 2017 Miriam rated it really liked it

I liked seeing the heroine trying to adapt to an alien culture and observe her identify in her new habitation (especially with the linguistic communication barrier). I liked the hero, he's put in a place where he has to decide between his duty to his people and his desire for a bond with his potential mate. I liked seeing both Elorshin and Margot notice common footing and work together to find what they actually desire in their relationship.

I wish I got the Angelic Mates part better. I was a little confused every bit to exactly what w

I liked seeing the heroine trying to adapt to an alien civilization and find her identify in her new dwelling house (especially with the linguistic communication barrier). I liked the hero, he'southward put in a identify where he has to decide between his duty to his people and his desire for a bail with his potential mate. I liked seeing both Elorshin and Margot notice common ground and piece of work together to find what they really want in their relationship.

I wish I got the Celestial Mates part ameliorate. I was a little confused as to exactly what was going on with the what appear to be alien match-makers. I haven't read whatever other books in the "series" so I'thousand not sure if I'm missing something there. I did detect information technology really odd that you accept a conflicting race using these friction match-makers that obviously accept very advanced technology to discover women, just all the same the Alvan's don't have indoor pluming. To me it seemed very odd that Alvan's weren't looking for a mode off their globe if the weather condition were so difficult, since they take contact with a race that tin get somewhere else.

I received an ARC edition of this book from the author.

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Jun 14, 2017 Melanie S rated it really liked it

Angelic Mates matches humans and aliens "across time and space," then when Margot from an overpopulated, ecologically devastated future Globe dreams of a hubby and children, her only choice is to sign up. When she is instantly matched to Elorshin of planet Alva, it looks like a 'win some, lose some' situation. She still has to live undercover, without sunlight, green grass or copse. There are incredibly brutal monsters called devos who prey on anyone foolish enough to exist out in the night. Just Angelic Mates matches humans and aliens "across time and space," so when Margot from an overpopulated, ecologically devastated future Earth dreams of a husband and children, her but option is to sign upwards. When she is instantly matched to Elorshin of planet Alva, information technology looks like a 'win some, lose some' state of affairs. She still has to live surreptitious, without sunlight, green grass or trees. At that place are incredibly vicious monsters called devos who prey on anyone foolish enough to be out in the dark. But Elorshin is big, blue, beautiful, and a prince - albeit of simply a Minor Business firm. Margot'due south and Elorshin's aligning is complicated by differences in language and custom, only information technology's the malicious interference of the ruling prince of a Major House which endangers their bond, their lives, and Elorshin's kingdom. The story is full of danger, intrigue, suspense, love, sex, honor, and loyalty - everything needed to brand this the perfect alien SF romance, HEA included. I loved it, read it through twice, I recommend information technology, and I will absolutely read more of Miranda Martin's books. ...more

I don't normally read sci-fi romance, but I enjoyed this novel. Margot is from Globe and lives underground, equally only the super wealthy live in the sunlight in skyscrapers. All women are sterilized below ground to control the population. She is so desperate to no longer live in the darkness, that she goes to a mating bureau to find an alien man on any planet. She wants to have children desperately, and she agrees to an immediate pairing on a afar planet. The book does not go into details on how I don't ordinarily read sci-fi romance, just I enjoyed this novel. Margot is from Earth and lives underground, as only the super wealthy alive in the sunlight in skyscrapers. All women are sterilized below basis to control the population. She is so desperate to no longer live in the darkness, that she goes to a mating bureau to find an alien human on any planet. She wants to have children desperately, and she agrees to an firsthand pairing on a distant planet. The book does not go into details on how they restore fertility or how far the planet is. She is mated to a prince on a planet where everyone is blue.
Elorshin is the prince of a modest kingdom and is forced to take a mate from another planet. He does not desire Margot, for he wants his paritella, or blighted mate. He keeps avoiding mating with her, so she runs off, and he realizes his error. Volition he be able to save her from the deadly beasts that surround the darkness of his planet, and is she his true dearest? ...more

May 06, 2017 Ari Reavis rated it really liked it

This was a surprisingly skilful read. Had more going on than I initially thought. The romance was good.
Elorshin was basically saddled with an earth bride to repopulate. This was basically Margot's only chance to have a baby. But after the initial push and pull (on Elorshin's end), things settle and they have a actually deep bond. I could've washed with more sexy times, just hey, that'south only me. Only the sex scenes they had were pretty good. My favorite part was the unexpected fighting. Elorshin'south globe This was a surprisingly good read. Had more going on than I initially thought. The romance was good.
Elorshin was basically saddled with an globe bride to repopulate. This was basically Margot's simply chance to have a baby. Only subsequently the initial push button and pull (on Elorshin's end), things settle and they have a really deep bond. I could've done with more sexy times, but hey, that'south but me. But the sexual practice scenes they had were pretty expert. My favorite function was the unexpected fighting. Elorshin's world was a lot more than dangerous than it first appeared in many ways.
Ane star off because the whole premise of this book was Margot getting pregnant past the alien and this was totally and utterly skipped over. I mean like ane chapter they're all lovey dovey and the next Elorshin is putting their baby to sleep. Like wait, what? Not fifty-fifty an "oh I'm meaning, we're so happy' phase? Nope. ...more

May 17, 2017 Emily Lindsey rated it it was amazing

Deep, emotional and difficult to put down

This book was hard to put down. Margot is living a crude beingness. It starts off in a dark dystopian Earth that is barely able to sustain life, with a harsh form system. Sloshing also is living in a nighttime and class derived planet. In it, like underground. How bad does Margot'southward life on Globe have to suck to think that this is an improvement? She doesn't know the language or the customs, she makes an egregious error, I mean, the drama merely continues to build,

Deep, emotional and hard to put down

This book was hard to put down. Margot is living a crude being. Information technology starts off in a night dystopian Earth that is barely able to sustain life, with a harsh grade organisation. Sloshing also is living in a dark and class derived planet. In it, like underground. How bad does Margot'due south life on Earth have to suck to think that this is an improvement? She doesn't know the language or the customs, she makes an egregious mistake, I mean, the drama only continues to build, but you will start to dearest this Prince and Margot too. I loved that this love story was then dark, that information technology had weird creatures, and some wicked twists too. Definitely worth reading.

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Sep 09, 2017 Susan Otto rated it it was astonishing

Terrific conflicting/man science fiction Romance

Elorshin is a prince of a minor house on a planet that keeps monsters away with light and sword. One of the major houses , which controls the light source, has forced Elorshin to have a mate.

Margot wants to leave Globe switches overpopulated and crowded, most of population beneath ground are sterilized. She wants to leave and so she can take children and room move in . Celeste mates go through this opportunity.

Elorshin wants Margot, but wants parti, a truthful

Terrific conflicting/human scientific discipline fiction Romance

Elorshin is a prince of a modest house on a planet that keeps monsters abroad with light and sword. One of the major houses , which controls the light source, has forced Elorshin to take a mate.

Margot wants to exit World switches overpopulated and crowded, about of population beneath ground are sterilized. She wants to go out and so she can accept children and room movement in . Celeste mates become through this opportunity.

Elorshin wants Margot, but wants parti, a true mate more.
The characters are colorful , relatable and interesting. Writer's writing evokes vivid images of the characters and plot of the story. I would recommend this volume to readers of Science Fiction Romance.

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May 09, 2017 Shelley rated it it was astonishing

Large, blue, and hot

In a future world, the earth is much inverse, overcrowded and underground. Margot works cleaning the topside, higher up, and dreams of having children and going off-world. She has no take a chance til she signs up as a celestial mate and go paired up with an alien prince. Elorshin is a prince from a minor business firm. He is strong armed into taking a human bride, and wants a pair bond so fights his attraction to the feisty earth female. A rip roaring adventure that will get out you turning the

Big, bluish, and hot

In a future world, the globe is much changed, overcrowded and clandestine. Margot works cleaning the topside, above, and dreams of having children and going off-world. She has no adventure til she signs up as a angelic mate and go paired up with an conflicting prince. Elorshin is a prince from a pocket-sized business firm. He is strong armed into taking a homo bride, and wants a pair bond so fights his allure to the feisty world female. A rip roaring adventure that volition leave yous turning the side by side folio as both Elorshin and Margot fight to be together. A nifty wee read, highly recommended

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May 14, 2017 Skylar rated it really liked it

3.5-four Pretty expert! Nice and fluffy. When I need an alien set up, I'll check out more in this series. I admit to a fleck of skimming just it was only a few pages. The title didn't really match the volume for me. I'chiliad all for that trope but (view spoiler)[ the baby/pregnancy talk wasn't there until the epilogue. It was almost an alien coming to terms with his life mate existence someone of a dissimilar race. He was concerned they wouldn't share the telepathic bonding (I forgot what it was chosen) that happened f 3.5-4 Pretty good! Squeamish and fluffy. When I need an alien prepare, I'll check out more in this serial. I acknowledge to a bit of skimming just it was merely a few pages. The title didn't actually friction match the book for me. I'm all for that trope but (view spoiler)[ the baby/pregnancy talk wasn't there until the epilogue. It was nigh an conflicting coming to terms with his life mate existence someone of a different race. He was concerned they wouldn't share the telepathic bonding (I forgot what information technology was called) that happened for his people. Margot was confused and had to accommodate to the language and cultural differences. And then, BAM! They have fight to stay together because of exterior forces. (view spoiler)[ (hide spoiler)] (hibernate spoiler)] ...more

Jul 05, 2017 SJ Dugmore rated it actually liked it

Recommends it for: Everyone needing a quick happy read

Recommended to SJ by: Amazon Kindle

A solid iv stars.
I liked it. The characters weren't wet fish, and the story was at least engaging.
And finally, a realistic approach to the language barrier.
Nothing gets me more than bellyaching than a poor approach to an obvious language upshot. Use some universal implant if you must.
Just I digress. I liked the people, I liked the story, and I enjoyed the HEA. It warmed the fuzzy spots on my cold, expressionless heart :)

The earth could accept been fleshed out a scrap more, but it's to be expected from a first person p

A solid iv stars.
I liked it. The characters weren't wet fish, and the story was at least engaging.
And finally, a realistic approach to the language bulwark.
Goose egg gets me more annoyed than a poor approach to an obvious language event. Apply some universal implant if y'all must.
But I digress. I liked the people, I liked the story, and I enjoyed the HEA. It warmed the fuzzy spots on my common cold, dead center :)

The globe could have been fleshed out a bit more, merely it's to be expected from a get-go person perspective. It didn't detract from the story, and so I can live with it.

Would I read it again? I'd requite it a bash

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didn't care for this volume. everyone lived underground even on earth. when Margot finds a way to take a infant and leave globe she thinks she is heading up and out into space where she can see the stars once again. only she's going to be the mate of Prince Elorshin who lives underground on another planet. and there is nothing there almost similar the middle ages. he'due south bluish with long hair and really non fifty-fifty one of the college princes, but he'southward not happy cause at present he's forced to ally a human being and will never k didn't treat this book. everyone lived underground even on globe. when Margot finds a way to have a baby and go out world she thinks she is heading up and out into space where she can see the stars again. just she's going to be the mate of Prince Elorshin who lives surreptitious on another planet. and there is nothing there nigh like the eye ages. he's bluish with long hair and really not fifty-fifty i of the higher princes, simply he's not happy cause now he's forced to ally a human being and volition never know his truthful mate. ...more than

Jun 08, 2017 Mary Fritz rated information technology it was astonishing

Baby conflicting

Beginning time reading a book from this author and Miranda Martin did not disappoint me.
I totally loved this story and expect forward to her next book and I exercise recommend it to anyone.
I cannot telll you more than about the volume than what the blurb say,crusade to me you demand to read and experience it youself.
To tell you more then the blurb volition just ruin the story for y'all and I will non do that.equally you lot know some reviews give also much info. Hate that.
Just read it for your self💖
I promise you enjoy it and l

Baby alien

First time reading a book from this author and Miranda Martin did not disappoint me.
I totally loved this story and wait forrad to her next volume and I practise recommend information technology to anyone.
I cannot telll you more nearly the book than what the blurb say,cause to me you need to read and experience it youself.
To tell you more then the blurb volition just ruin the story for you and I will non practice that.equally you know some reviews requite too much info. Detest that.
Simply read it for your self💖
I promise you lot savour it and leave a honest review.💖

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Nov 06, 2017 Dina Bushrod rated information technology really liked it

First time reading this author Great globe building in this sci-fi romance. Humanity on World has changed drastically and the merely way a girl from earth tin can leave it for a amend life is to get a married woman and mother on another planet for an alien. What happens when the male person just wants to wednesday ane of his own, one he's fated to exist with. It'due south not a perfect planet with problems of it's ain; so what happens when the human daughter realizes non fifty-fifty an alien wants her and runs away into horrors worse than t Start time reading this author Corking globe building in this sci-fi romance. Humanity on Earth has changed drastically and the merely way a daughter from earth can leave it for a better life is to become a wife and mother on another planet for an conflicting. What happens when the male only wants to midweek ane of his own, one he'due south fated to be with. It's not a perfect planet with problems of it'due south ain; and so what happens when the human girl realizes not even an alien wants her and runs abroad into horrors worse than those on World. ...more

Jun 08, 2019 Katie rated it really liked it

A bit of false advertizing..

I'm not quite certain why this book was called "A Baby for the Alien Prince"... It should be called "A Mate for the Alien Prince". There was no pregnancy and the babe was a few paragraphs in the terminal chapter. Although the story was well written and the characters were great, I'm disappointed because I really wanted to read a book about an conflicting making a baby....
This really was an excellent volume, once y'all ignore the lack of pregnancy and babies, and I'd love to read mor

A bit of false ad..

I'k not quite certain why this book was called "A Baby for the Alien Prince"... It should be called "A Mate for the Alien Prince". There was no pregnancy and the baby was a few paragraphs in the final chapter. Although the story was well written and the characters were groovy, I'1000 disappointed considering I really wanted to read a book about an alien making a infant....
This really was an excellent book, once yous ignore the lack of pregnancy and babies, and I'd dearest to read more of the serial.

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May 08, 2017 Daniell Marsh rated it it was amazing

Catches you from get-go

In the future where every thing is controlled even if you have children, there is no other option except to get out earth. Enjoyed how the writer let their relationship build and they got to like each other start. I was routing for thee couple and then was a twist that but made the book better. Would read this again and volition expect for more books by this author.. Read this in one setting as couldn't put information technology down till finished it.

Catches you lot from outset

In the future where every matter is controlled even if you have children, there is no other choice except to leave globe. Enjoyed how the author let their relationship build and they got to like each other outset. I was routing for thee couple and then was a twist that just made the book meliorate. Would read this over again and will await for more books by this author.. Read this in one setting as couldn't put it downward till finished it.

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May 10, 2017 Hollie rated it really liked it

I accept to say, I avoided this volume for a piffling while simply considering of the embrace (no offense, but it is pretty lame). I'g glad I gave this book a try despite that though. Information technology was surprisingly well written and had an original feel compared to numerous other conflicting sci-fi romances I've read. I enjoyed the characters and institute the plot to be fast paced and fun. I will definitely check out more of this writers piece of work. I have to say, I avoided this book for a lilliputian while just because of the cover (no offense, only information technology is pretty lame). I'm glad I gave this book a effort despite that though. It was surprisingly well written and had an original feel compared to numerous other alien sci-fi romances I've read. I enjoyed the characters and found the plot to be fast paced and fun. I will definitely check out more of this writers work. ...more

Jun 22, 2017 Tasha rated it liked it

Information technology was okay. The prince was from a minor business firm that wasn't close to the power source and he had aligned with a Major house so he was told to take a man wife. He did and come to discover out she was his mate but she was whinny because she didn't empathize him and he didn't desire to rape her so they got off to a bad starting time. Monsters played a part in this real and imagined. That was my have on it whatever mode. Sort of similar the rich vs the poor. LOL It was okay. The prince was from a minor house that wasn't close to the power source and he had aligned with a Major firm so he was told to take a human wife. He did and come to find out she was his mate simply she was whinny considering she didn't understand him and he didn't want to rape her and so they got off to a bad beginning. Monsters played a part in this real and imagined. That was my accept on information technology whatever way. Sort of like the rich vs the poor. LOL ...more than

Jun 26, 2017 Angie rated it liked it

When I'g in the mood for a calorie-free-hearted, sexy, non likewise deep read, I often turn to these interstellar/inter-species type stories. I'grand honestly non expecting much from them except decent editing and steamy sex. This story delivers that. I have no complaints near the book or the author. It isn't anything special or different for the genre and it was a satisfying read but non astonishing enough to hook me into post-obit this author. When I'm in the mood for a light-hearted, sexy, not also deep read, I oft turn to these interstellar/inter-species blazon stories. I'm honestly not expecting much from them except decent editing and steamy sex activity. This story delivers that. I have no complaints about the book or the author. Information technology isn't anything special or different for the genre and it was a satisfying read but non astonishing enough to claw me into following this author. ...more

USA Today bestselling author Miranda Martin writes fantasy and scifi romance featuring heroes with out-of-this-globe beefcake that readers telephone call 'larger than life' and smart heroines destined to save the globe. Every bit a little girl, she would sneak off with her olfactory organ in a volume, dreaming of magical realms. Today she brings those fantasies to life and adores every fan who chooses to live in them for a whil

USA Today bestselling writer Miranda Martin writes fantasy and scifi romance featuring heroes with out-of-this-globe anatomy that readers phone call 'larger than life' and smart heroines destined to salvage the world. As a little girl, she would sneak off with her nose in a book, dreaming of magical realms. Today she brings those fantasies to life and adores every fan who chooses to live in them for a while.

Though built-in and raised in southern Virginia, Miranda Martin is a veteran who's traveled to places like Korea, Hawaii, and good 'ole Texas. She's since settled in Kansas, the heart of America, with her husband and daughters, a cat, and wishes for a pet dragon or unicorn. When she's non writing, yous tin can still find her tucked abroad somewhere with a warm coating and her nose in a book.

Visit her website http://mirandamartinromance.com and subscribe to her newsletter for new releases, special sales, and a FREE ebook!

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