Have you checked out this series by the talented Celia
Kyle? The Ujal might not like it, but
they certainly remind of Merpeople. Ms
Kyle has outdone herself with this series.
It is an older series, but I am ever hopeful that she will give us some
more books. There are so many Ujal that
we have fallen in love with and they have yet to share their HEA with us.
A human woman, a tail-sporting alien, and a deadly
hurricane… of course they’re going to hook up! Or rather, they did hook up. But
that was then. This is now.
As a marine biologist, Maris Xayer is used to observing all types of marine life, but she never imagined she’d come face to tail with an Ujal. In the middle of a hurricane, Maris and Vados came together—ahem—and then he disappeared. She figured it was a one-storm stand with an Ujal and moved on. Except Vados hadn’t really gone anywhere and now the sexy as sin, red-skinned Ujal is back. For her.
As a marine biologist, Maris Xayer is used to observing all types of marine life, but she never imagined she’d come face to tail with an Ujal. In the middle of a hurricane, Maris and Vados came together—ahem—and then he disappeared. She figured it was a one-storm stand with an Ujal and moved on. Except Vados hadn’t really gone anywhere and now the sexy as sin, red-skinned Ujal is back. For her.
Official published review:
Finding the family he always dreamed of
What a fantastic first book in a series. I especially
enjoyed the doctor and his sense of humor. These Ujal are the perfect
possessive alpha males, I’m sure their lady loves probably don’t always agree,
but as an avid reader I want to read more. More HEAs, more love, more joy and
more humor. I’m looking forward to the next book.
4 stars
A GR BB
Rina Zeret is not prepared to settle down. At least, not
with a genetically selected mate. She wants true love and a happily ever after.
Unfortunately, her mother has other ideas and submits Rina’s biological
material—the woman’s a hairbrush thief!—to the Population Ministry to see if
they can find a genetic match for her. Suddenly Rina is presented with Tave fa
V’yl, Crown Prince of Ujal, High Warrior of the Ruling Caste and Earth’s
greatest ally.
Her mother is going to be so happy.
Tave fa V’yl is the strongest and fiercest warrior on all of Ujal and yet he cannot deny one tiny female—his mother. When he agrees to consider taking a mate this turning, he doesn’t realize she takes things quite a bit further and finds him a woman. On Earth. Now he is presented with a woman who doesn’t want him while he cannot think of anything past his wanting of her.
Rina fights their attraction but doesn’t realize Tave fa V’yl has never lost a battle… and he will not begin with her.
Her mother is going to be so happy.
Tave fa V’yl is the strongest and fiercest warrior on all of Ujal and yet he cannot deny one tiny female—his mother. When he agrees to consider taking a mate this turning, he doesn’t realize she takes things quite a bit further and finds him a woman. On Earth. Now he is presented with a woman who doesn’t want him while he cannot think of anything past his wanting of her.
Rina fights their attraction but doesn’t realize Tave fa V’yl has never lost a battle… and he will not begin with her.
Official published review:
Mothers know best
When these two ole gals get involved there is sure to be a
barrel of love and laughs. The author took us on an enjoyable journey full of
invasive journalists, a cocky prince who actually ends up being kind and
considerate, a reluctant mate match, and interfering mothers desperate for
grand babies. I loved it! This book is full of everything I have come to expect
from the author, including the HEA. I can’t wait to read the next book in the
series.
4 stars
A GR BB
Sometimes a lie is the only way to get to the truth. Rhal
fa Adar—Ujal assassin—is a liar and Cara is more than ready to beat the truth
out of him.
To Cara Marte, the Ujal are everyday average people—er, aliens—who occasionally grow fins and scales. They’re friends and colleagues, and mates? Cara knows she wants Rhal fa Adar—with his thick muscles, midnight black scales, and dark eyes. He always keeps her at arm’s length, sharing pleasure and nothing more. He wants her but refuses to mate her. When she discovers the reasons he told her are lies, she takes her battered heart to the Intergalactic Mating Agency. Her match is out there, and the agency promises to find him. But what if all she can imagine is a future with Rhal?
Rhal fa Adar is no one’s idea of a worthy mate. He sacrificed his soul for Ujal as the king’s secret assassin, and now he is one of the prince’s high guards. His tainted soul means he cannot have Cara and yet when Rhal discovers she’s gone to the Intergalactic Mating Agency to find a mate, he realizes he will not—cannot—lose her to another. Cara may hate him for his lies and breaking her heart, but he is a smart male and is sure he can put it together again. Eventually.
The only problem with Rhal’s plan? An evil from his past appears on Earth and shatters the tenuous bond they share. Now he prepares for the hardest battle of his life—the one for Cara.
To Cara Marte, the Ujal are everyday average people—er, aliens—who occasionally grow fins and scales. They’re friends and colleagues, and mates? Cara knows she wants Rhal fa Adar—with his thick muscles, midnight black scales, and dark eyes. He always keeps her at arm’s length, sharing pleasure and nothing more. He wants her but refuses to mate her. When she discovers the reasons he told her are lies, she takes her battered heart to the Intergalactic Mating Agency. Her match is out there, and the agency promises to find him. But what if all she can imagine is a future with Rhal?
Rhal fa Adar is no one’s idea of a worthy mate. He sacrificed his soul for Ujal as the king’s secret assassin, and now he is one of the prince’s high guards. His tainted soul means he cannot have Cara and yet when Rhal discovers she’s gone to the Intergalactic Mating Agency to find a mate, he realizes he will not—cannot—lose her to another. Cara may hate him for his lies and breaking her heart, but he is a smart male and is sure he can put it together again. Eventually.
The only problem with Rhal’s plan? An evil from his past appears on Earth and shatters the tenuous bond they share. Now he prepares for the hardest battle of his life—the one for Cara.
Official published review:
A love that transcends all pain
I think my favorite books are the ones about the tortured
souls, the ones who remain gentle at their core, who finally find their true
mates and the HEA they truly deserve. The author certainly delivered that, and
more, with this book. She graced Rhal with such a strong mate in Cara, who was
willing to lose him, so he might finally be free and get the justice so long
denied him. I’m not sure how the author can create anything better than this,
but I look forward to reading it.
5 stars
A GR BB
He’s an Ujal who knows he’ll never have a mate. She’s a
human who doesn’t want to take another chance on love. One small child doesn’t
give them a choice.
With her toddler in tow, Vanessa Walker travels to Tampa, Florida to begin her new job at Ujal Station Tau. Then problems arise—her daughter is ill, and a sexy, demanding, overwhelming, purple-scaled Ujal is determined to do whatever he can to save Tabitha. When they realize Tabby isn’t ill, she’s Ujal, plenty of people don’t want Vanessa raising her newly tail-sporting alien daughter. Ujal royalty may support her, but only one person—one Ujal male—makes her feel safe: Erun fa Arex.
Erun fa Arex earned his position through blood, sweat, and scales with a trident as his constant companion. On Earth, he is the captain of the principessa’s elite guard, a worthy Ujal warrior matched by few. On Ujal, he grew up as a child slave forced to fight for sport and others’ pleasure. Fighting left physical and mental scars while the master’s growth-hormone injections left him unable to father younglings.
Erun never considered mating and having a family of his own until he meets Vanessa and Tabitha. Now he realizes everything he rejected—a mate and family—is exactly what he desires. And he will fight to keep them… to the death.
With her toddler in tow, Vanessa Walker travels to Tampa, Florida to begin her new job at Ujal Station Tau. Then problems arise—her daughter is ill, and a sexy, demanding, overwhelming, purple-scaled Ujal is determined to do whatever he can to save Tabitha. When they realize Tabby isn’t ill, she’s Ujal, plenty of people don’t want Vanessa raising her newly tail-sporting alien daughter. Ujal royalty may support her, but only one person—one Ujal male—makes her feel safe: Erun fa Arex.
Erun fa Arex earned his position through blood, sweat, and scales with a trident as his constant companion. On Earth, he is the captain of the principessa’s elite guard, a worthy Ujal warrior matched by few. On Ujal, he grew up as a child slave forced to fight for sport and others’ pleasure. Fighting left physical and mental scars while the master’s growth-hormone injections left him unable to father younglings.
Erun never considered mating and having a family of his own until he meets Vanessa and Tabitha. Now he realizes everything he rejected—a mate and family—is exactly what he desires. And he will fight to keep them… to the death.
Official published review:
Is she ready to move forward?
Who doesn’t love a big snarly alpha male? Erun is
a male who has been through the worst life can hand him, and yet he has managed
to keep a firm grip on his peaceful loving heart. His very protective heart,
especially when he finds the family that is meant to be his. He may have had a
struggle on his way to his HEA, but with the support of his friends he is able
to overcome the past and embrace his future. I truly hope the author continues
with this series. I need to know if Niax and Sece, and so many other Ujal,
finally reach their HEAs.
5 stars
A GR BB
The holidays are a time of love, joy, and… meeting a new
alien species?
Prince of the Ujal, Tave fa V’yl-Zeret, will do anything to make his mate happy. Even if that means celebrating a holiday he does not understand. (Tave does not care what human lore states, a single human could not circle the globe and deliver toys to every child.)
This year’s biggest concern isn’t whether he purchased enough toys for his youngling, but the alien battleship that enters Earth’s orbit.
Are they friend? Or foe? Will Tave’s family and friends live to see Christmas morning? Or will they all perish on Christmas Eve? For there is a humbug willing to go to any lengths to stop peace talks. Lengths that include kidnapping royalty and… assassination.
Prince of the Ujal, Tave fa V’yl-Zeret, will do anything to make his mate happy. Even if that means celebrating a holiday he does not understand. (Tave does not care what human lore states, a single human could not circle the globe and deliver toys to every child.)
This year’s biggest concern isn’t whether he purchased enough toys for his youngling, but the alien battleship that enters Earth’s orbit.
Are they friend? Or foe? Will Tave’s family and friends live to see Christmas morning? Or will they all perish on Christmas Eve? For there is a humbug willing to go to any lengths to stop peace talks. Lengths that include kidnapping royalty and… assassination.
Official published review:
A gift for the holidays
Oohhh, I can’t wait to read more about these winged Preor.
The author gave us this amazing short story that introduced an entirely new
species while giving us a huge surge of excitement and adventure. I love that
the Ujal have embraced the holidays and the Preor. I look forward to reading
many new HEAs.
5 stars
A GR BB
Ex-dance teacher, former accountant and erstwhile
collectible doll salesperson, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author
Celia Kyle now writes paranormal romances for readers who:
1) Like super hunky heroes (they generally get furry)
2) Dig beautiful women (who have a few more curves than the
average lady)
3) Love laughing in (and out of) bed.
It goes without saying that there’s always a
happily-ever-after for her characters, even if there are a few road bumps along
the way. Today she lives in central Florida and writes full-time with the
support of her loving husband and two finicky cats.
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