Sara's Review: Bhyr (Alien Warrior #3) by Penelope Fletcher
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PUBLISHER: Penelope Fletcher
RELEASED: August 21, 2019
GENRE: SciFi, Romance
LENGTH: 519 pages
FORMAT: eBook
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Bhyr, leader of the Azteka Horde, is committed to saving his species from extinction. Taking the human female as a breeder is his divine right. He will breed her, anoint his spawn, and then rid himself of the complications that come with a mate. But when the time comes, will he be able to strike down the one he loves most?
Indira is abducted from Earth and leashed to an alien barbarian. He wants one thing of her: an heir. Vowing to escape his clutches, Indira begins a revolt that causes ripples throughout the galaxy. But as she strives to thwart the most feared being in the universe, she must question how the warrior she defied became the darkest desire of her heart.
FOUR BOUNDLESS STARS
This book could be read as a standalone, but I do not recommend it. Too much happens in the first two stories that directly ties in with Bhyr. Be warned there is rape in this book. If that is going to bother you, don’t read this one. There is a lot of abuse against women, but it ties in when the spices of Azteka Horde. Just remember, this is all fiction.
I enjoyed the story and liked to see the progression of the Harsh Azteka Horde warriors make once the human women are introduced. The story is also scorching hot at times. My kindle was going to go up in flames by some of the scenes that fletcher wrote.
The only issue I had was the editing. I can get past grammar, and misplaced words; what I found to be a problem was that the chapters didn’t always flow seamlessly, and I would have to go back a re-read to understand what was going on. Sometimes I still didn’t get it. The transitions between time didn’t always work for me. I had to pause and go back, wondering how we got there and realize there was a “time” jump. It was frustrating.
Overall, I enjoyed Bhyr, and It was a great addition to this world. I can’t wait for the next installment. I am rating it 4 Boundless stars.