Aydarr
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4.4 • 46 Ratings
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- $2.99
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Publisher Description
Jill Garrison, a maintenance tech at the Sectors Amarcae 7 colony, goes to sleep one night as usual only to wake up in her nightgown stranded in the middle of a forest on an unknown world. There’s no time to think as she’s stalked by carnivorous predators and rescued by genetically engineered warriors calling themselves the Badari. Turns out they and she, along with her whole colony, are now prisoners of the Khagrish, a ruthless race of alien scientists. Working for enemies of the Sectors, the Khagrish have created the Badari to be super soldiers.
Aydarr, the Badari alpha, isn’t sure he can trust Jill but his attraction to her is undeniable. He impulsively claims her as his mate to prevent her death at the hands of the Khagrish.
Can he continue to protect her from the experiments already underway? Will his claiming her put his pack in jeopardy from their alien masters?
As Jill searches for a way to rescue her fellow humans and get them all to safety, she finds herself falling for Aydarr, despite the secrets he’s keeping. She has a few of her own.
The situation becomes dire when Aydarr and his pack are sent offplanet on a mission, leaving Jill unprotected, prey for the senior scientist. Can she escape the experiments he has in mind for her? Will she be able to thwart the Khagrish plans and liberate humans and Badari alike? How will she and Aydarr reunite?
This is the first book in a new scifi romance series and each novel has a satisfying Happy for Now ending for the hero and heroine, not a cliffhanger. Some overarching issues do remain unresolved in each book since this is a series but romance always wins the day in my novels!
Customer Reviews
Aydarr Badari Warriors series Book 1 ( Veronica Scott )
Great start to a series I’m looking forward to reading and discover what happens to the Badnarik against the evil Khagrish . Jill had been kidnapped by the Khagrish along with other humans to be experimented on for pleasure , Jill was saved by Aydarr a Badari prisoner . This is their story and the start of the series .
Great world & plot, but horrible writing
I really wanted to like this book because the world was different even within this genre, and the plot flowed nicely, though not very believably. Unfortunately the writing was so bland and superficial that it was frustrating. All tell, no show. It’s like reading a factual report of events. And while I liked the main characters, there was barely any emotion, no depth. They were just not believable, and considering the world and situations, it was just odd and boring that there was no interpersonal conflict or misunderstandings. But the clincher for me was that in this “romance”, the main characters only spend a handful of days together (conscious) throughout the whole book, including ONE tepid romantic scene. 🥱😒