Claimed: A MPreg Gay Science Fiction Romance Novel - Series Collection Volume 1 | LGBTQ+ Love Story for Sci-Fi Fans | Perfect for Reading & Book Clubs
Claimed: A MPreg Gay Science Fiction Romance Novel - Series Collection Volume 1 | LGBTQ+ Love Story for Sci-Fi Fans | Perfect for Reading & Book Clubs

Claimed: A MPreg Gay Science Fiction Romance Novel - Series Collection Volume 1 | LGBTQ+ Love Story for Sci-Fi Fans | Perfect for Reading & Book Clubs

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The first three books in the popular MPreg M/M Science Fiction series.It started with a plague wiping through Earth. Then came the aliens, hostile ones trying to take advantage of the current state of human weakness. And then came the saviors. All they wanted in exchange of eradicating the plague and protecting Earth from the sadistic aliens was breeding stock. Male breeding stock. Muscular, good looking, healthy males that were compatible with their own humanoid form. These are their stories. Author Note: This book contains the first three stories in the completed six part series. Be warned, if you don't like hot alien sex, a world that stretches your imagination, or the realm of Mpreg breeding- then this is not the book for you! For readers 18+.Pick up your copy today!

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Interesting concept, but it's been better executed by other authors. The author is terribly inconsistent when it comes to the alien society, character motivation, and individual character traits and appearances. The humans are told they will be treated like citizens, but they are chained, auctioned, and treated like slaves if they aren't someone's "Remembered One." Hetero men instantly fall for and have sex within minutes of meeting their new alien owner. Real or fictional MM sex should never involve just shoving it in. Forcing a member of a smaller, weaker alien race to compete in some brutal tournament to decide if they are worthy to birth an heir to the royal family while they are pregnant, something cis men are already not anatomically designed for, is barbaric. The author also failed to keep straight the descriptions of the 3 alien princes. I won't be continuing this series as this author hasn't provided enough new or interesting concepts to allow for the glaring inconsistencies. If you want a better read in the same genre, check out the Harvest series.