Rogue Alien's Woman: Alien Romance Book

Kate Rudolph

Alien Outlaws Book 2 · Kate Rudolph

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He stole the feisty human for himself...

Things should be going great for Xandr now that he’s out of prison and back on his ship. Instead he's been stripped of his position as captain, his crew is questioning his decisions, and he can't keep his eyes off the alluring human woman he rescued from Ixilta. Demons from his past mean that romance isn't something he can offer, but every time Andie gets close he can't think of anything but her.

When a job comes up that's too lucrative to miss, Xandr and his crew will risk everything to pull it off. But can he keep Andie and do the job? Or will he be forced to chose?

Rogue Alien’s Woman picks up right where Rogue Alien’s Escape left off. Check it out for heists, adventure, a steamy alpha alien, a plucky human heroine, and a love that will steal your heart.

The story continues with Rogue Alien’s Secret.

The Alien Outlaws series is complete.

This book is great for readers of paranormal romance and sci fi romance who love to read in their free time! Perfect for fans of Ruby Dixon and the Ice Planet Barbarians, Honey Phillips, Michele Mills, Regine Abel, and Zoe Chant!

Ratings and reviews

Alright! It took me a while to get to this book, but boy I'm glad I did. I read Escape from Ixilta last year when she sent it to email subscribers and definitely enjoyed the short jaunt with Xander and Andie, though it left me wanting more (that was the goal since it was essentially a teaser; good job Mrs. Rudolph). All that being said, though it's not necessary to read the prequel, why wouldn't you? It's free. DO IT. But if not, you'll do just fine. Since the prequel was just a teaser, we only got the surface of our main characters, and that story was entirely from Andie's perspective (joyfully, we get Xander's in this one as well!). In Rogue Alien's Woman, we get to know our leads much better, as well as explore with them their growing relationship that began on their harrowing escape from the prison planet. Andie is scarred from her time on Ixilta, but she's resilient and I love her spunk and getting to see her come back to life. Xander is a deep well of secrets, but he obviously has a good heart. We also get to know the small crew of the Seventh while having a few (mis)adventures. The book is one of three, so it definitely leaves off at the end with plenty left unsaid, but if you wanted to call it a day at the end, you still could comfortably, so don't let the fact it's a trilogy trip you up. Give it a go! The book has a fair amount of action, a good dose of steam, a blooming romance, some space politics, nosy crew-mates, and some world building to boot. Most of the aliens are humanoid, though not all.

it seemed too tame for a continuation.

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