TRAPPED ON PREDATOR PLANET IBD

Sinopsi

If you love a predator, youâÇÖll always be his preyáJoan Wu, 46-year old exobotanist and miner for IGMC, woke up to VELMAâÇÖs long list of bad news up to and including death by bog, death by air, or death by a corrupt alien queen. While the bad news was dizzying, the worst part was that for a few blissful seconds, sheâÇÖd forgotten her husbandâÇÖs death and thought he was sleeping right next to her. She was trapped in the deadly Agothe-Fatheza, famous for its insatiable appetite, with no one for company except the artificial intelligence and a dinosaur she named Eunice, all while experiencing the grief of her widowhood, even after two long years. As her depression worsens, her will to live starts to shrivel up ... until she hears RaxkaraxâÇÖs voice for the first time. HeâÇÖs coming for her, and she canâÇÖt decide if she should be relieved-or terrified. Because sheâÇÖs learning that while Predator Planet might be populated with ferocious beasts, sometimes the most terrifying creature in the galaxy is love.áRaxkarax is no stranger to peril. A seasoned veteran of Certain Death, he knew the moment he heard there was a pod in the nightmarish Agothe-Fatheza that its occupant was his heart mate. With no hesitation and no fear, he set out on his quest to reach her before the Night Corruption consumed her body and soul, but he wasnâÇÖt prepared for the biggest threat heâÇÖd ever face: losing her love. Just like the sacred hunting grounds, JoanâÇÖs heart was best approached with caution, a healthy dose of patience, and abject awe at the unexpected beauty he found there.áAs the entire planet threatens to heave its survivors off its very surface, and multiple threats combine to destroy the entire band of aliens and humans for good, Joan and Raxkarax find a precious and tender love between them that they must nurture and protect if they want to survive Certain Death with their hearts intact.áThis is the fourth book in the Predator Planet series. While each book contains its own unique romance for a different couple, the series is best read in order to appreciate the scope of the larger plot. This book contains mature themes such as profane language, spousal death and infant loss, monster violence, unaliving ideation, chronic depression, and an awkwardly graphic consensual scene that fumbles around in the dark.áááá