🌏 Sival 🛸
Descendants of Doom Book 2
✒️ Elin Peer
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
This was the unexpected eARC delivery I did not see coming.
I was scheduling my reading for the next few days when this one landed straight on my lap.
And after the end of the previous book Malliko, I could not let it rest.
So here I am after a very short night of sleep.
I could not put it down, needing to know what kind of mystery and/or abuse was behind Jade’s kidnapping.
Jade for not fault of her has been paying the price of being the pawn in the chess match she does not even know its existence.
Like any human screaming they have been abducted by aliens, she has been shamed and ridiculed. No one believed her words, not even the physical proof of pregnancy with no child to show off.
At the end of her rope, she is reaching her limits with her kin’s meanness. So when an alien man who she thought was a scam but the one nice person talking to her and not mocking her literally lands at her doorstep, what can she do besides following him to untangle the web of her memories.
The story monitors two timelines, the present one with Jade meeting the mixed crew of the Great Defender and accepting their help to pierce the fog of her dreams. Then there is Sival’s story, which follows in part Jade’s own investigation.
I do not want to reveal much to not spoil the fun of this second chance story with star-crossed lovers.
Jade is a very resilient young woman, after everything she went through, she could have spiraled down but she still stands proud, forgiving and accepting others’ weaknesses but not their hogwash.
Sival is so sweet, kind, and in love. For an alien specie who is said to have in some way let down the emotional part of their nature, he is very responsive and protective.
And while it could have been an angst filled read with the trauma of Sival and Jade experienced, it is in fact the opposite.
So while Malliko was set on Earth, here we explore the world of the Doom descendants, the various species, their specificities, relationships, and politics, it also gives us some hints about the next books and what is to be expected after.
Elin Peer with this second opus offers us a wider view of this new world with so many possibilities, and the relationships which could result from humans meeting aliens. A wonderful window on a new world and it’s many likely romances.
5 stars
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🌏 Sival 🛸Descendants of Doom Book 2✒️ Elin Peer🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟This was the unexpected eARC delivery I did not see coming.I was scheduling my reading for the next few days when this one landed straight on my lap.And after the end of the previous book Malliko, I could not let it rest.So here I am after a very short night of sleep.I could not put it down, needing to know what kind of mystery and/or abuse was behind Jade’s kidnapping.Jade for not fault of her has been paying the price of being the pawn in the chess match she does not even know its existence.Like any human screaming they have been abducted by aliens, she has been shamed and ridiculed. No one believed her words, not even the physical proof of pregnancy with no child to show off.At the end of her rope, she is reaching her limits with her kin’s meanness. So when an alien man who she thought was a scam but the one nice person talking to her and not mocking her literally lands at her doorstep, what can she do besides following him to untangle the web of her memories.The story monitors two timelines, the present one with Jade meeting the mixed crew of the Great Defender and accepting their help to pierce the fog of her dreams. Then there is Sival’s story, which follows in part Jade’s own investigation.I do not want to reveal much to not spoil the fun of this second chance story with star-crossed lovers.Jade is a very resilient young woman, after everything she went through, she could have spiraled down but she still stands proud, forgiving and accepting others’ weaknesses but not their hogwash.Sival is so sweet, kind, and in love. For an alien specie who is said to have in some way let down the emotional part of their nature, he is very responsive and protective.And while it could have been an angst filled read with the trauma of Sival and Jade experienced, it is in fact the opposite.So while Malliko was set on Earth, here we explore the world of the Doom descendants, the various species, their specificities, relationships, and politics, it also gives us some hints about the next books and what is to be expected after.Elin Peer with this second opus offers us a wider view of this new world with so many possibilities, and the relationships which could result from humans meeting aliens. A wonderful window on a new world and it’s many likely romances.5 stars𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗺 𝗹𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹 onscreen lovemaking scenes
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2023
🌏 Sival 🛸
Descendants of Doom Book 2
✒️ Elin Peer
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
This was the unexpected eARC delivery I did not see coming.
I was scheduling my reading for the next few days when this one landed straight on my lap.
And after the end of the previous book Malliko, I could not let it rest.
So here I am after a very short night of sleep.
I could not put it down, needing to know what kind of mystery and/or abuse was behind Jade’s kidnapping.
Jade for not fault of her has been paying the price of being the pawn in the chess match she does not even know its existence.
Like any human screaming they have been abducted by aliens, she has been shamed and ridiculed. No one believed her words, not even the physical proof of pregnancy with no child to show off.
At the end of her rope, she is reaching her limits with her kin’s meanness. So when an alien man who she thought was a scam but the one nice person talking to her and not mocking her literally lands at her doorstep, what can she do besides following him to untangle the web of her memories.
The story monitors two timelines, the present one with Jade meeting the mixed crew of the Great Defender and accepting their help to pierce the fog of her dreams. Then there is Sival’s story, which follows in part Jade’s own investigation.
I do not want to reveal much to not spoil the fun of this second chance story with star-crossed lovers.
Jade is a very resilient young woman, after everything she went through, she could have spiraled down but she still stands proud, forgiving and accepting others’ weaknesses but not their hogwash.
Sival is so sweet, kind, and in love. For an alien specie who is said to have in some way let down the emotional part of their nature, he is very responsive and protective.
And while it could have been an angst filled read with the trauma of Sival and Jade experienced, it is in fact the opposite.
So while Malliko was set on Earth, here we explore the world of the Doom descendants, the various species, their specificities, relationships, and politics, it also gives us some hints about the next books and what is to be expected after.
Elin Peer with this second opus offers us a wider view of this new world with so many possibilities, and the relationships which could result from humans meeting aliens. A wonderful window on a new world and it’s many likely romances.
5 stars
𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗺 𝗹𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹 onscreen lovemaking scenes
Descendants of Doom Book 2
✒️ Elin Peer
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
This was the unexpected eARC delivery I did not see coming.
I was scheduling my reading for the next few days when this one landed straight on my lap.
And after the end of the previous book Malliko, I could not let it rest.
So here I am after a very short night of sleep.
I could not put it down, needing to know what kind of mystery and/or abuse was behind Jade’s kidnapping.
Jade for not fault of her has been paying the price of being the pawn in the chess match she does not even know its existence.
Like any human screaming they have been abducted by aliens, she has been shamed and ridiculed. No one believed her words, not even the physical proof of pregnancy with no child to show off.
At the end of her rope, she is reaching her limits with her kin’s meanness. So when an alien man who she thought was a scam but the one nice person talking to her and not mocking her literally lands at her doorstep, what can she do besides following him to untangle the web of her memories.
The story monitors two timelines, the present one with Jade meeting the mixed crew of the Great Defender and accepting their help to pierce the fog of her dreams. Then there is Sival’s story, which follows in part Jade’s own investigation.
I do not want to reveal much to not spoil the fun of this second chance story with star-crossed lovers.
Jade is a very resilient young woman, after everything she went through, she could have spiraled down but she still stands proud, forgiving and accepting others’ weaknesses but not their hogwash.
Sival is so sweet, kind, and in love. For an alien specie who is said to have in some way let down the emotional part of their nature, he is very responsive and protective.
And while it could have been an angst filled read with the trauma of Sival and Jade experienced, it is in fact the opposite.
So while Malliko was set on Earth, here we explore the world of the Doom descendants, the various species, their specificities, relationships, and politics, it also gives us some hints about the next books and what is to be expected after.
Elin Peer with this second opus offers us a wider view of this new world with so many possibilities, and the relationships which could result from humans meeting aliens. A wonderful window on a new world and it’s many likely romances.
5 stars
𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗺 𝗹𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹 onscreen lovemaking scenes
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