Sold to the Alien Mobsters: A Curvy Girl Alien Reverse Harem Romance (Rogue Aurelians Book 2) Kindle Edition

The author spent 99 percent of this story on the girl resisting the three Aurelians and denying their bond. She was unbelievably selfish that what she wanted was more important than the well-being of the Aurelians' planet's population. Only the last few pages brought them together in love, the Aurelians groveling at her feet. And yet earlier in the story she was amazed at their strength.

I really enjoy this series. I little rough, a little dirty and I really love the idea of a fated mate. I gave it a five because I really enjoyed it but if I had a choice I would probably lean more toward a 4.5. That has everything to do with the end.*spoilers*They are separated, but she aches for them. They show up and then it’s over. I know, they said all this stuff about giving up their empire but it just feels a little unfinished. It just abruptly ends after all this turmoil. They all want her but the only love seems to come from Kreos. I think maybe an epilogue or something would have appeased it which is why I still gave it 5 stars.

Obviously this type of book is not a great literary work, but I enjoyed it none the less! The chemistry between the character was HOT!

Everything was so exciting with lots of details. Then all of a sudden the writer decided to blast to an ending. Everything was left incomplete. I couldn't tell if the Triad were staying on Traton or had sold it off. What happened to the other harem women on the spacecraft. The part where Petra took over Kreos was never addressed and for a book that spent twenty pages on French toast I would think that epic event would get some discussion. All kinds of things just suddenly become white noise to the heroine and then it's the end of the book. Honestly I was expecting to see that there was a part two coming out next about this group, but no, all over.And that is why I gave this three stars.

For adults only (18+ years old). Contains subject matter that may be inappropriate for some readers including violence, kidnapping, and detailed intimate scenes between a human female and alien warriors (MF, MFM, and MFMM).While this story can be read as a standalone, I would highly recommend that they be read in order for maximum enjoyment.This series has become one of my guilty reading pleasures. I have no idea why, other than it is as far from my everyday normal as a story could get. But as silly as it sounds, I can easily get lost in the Aurelian stories within minutes and stay therefor as long as my back will let me.That being said, this storyline was almost enough to make me skip this edition. I am truly glad that I read quite a few reviews and took a chance. The story contained the standard elements as the others, but the way Corin let the story unfold, it made the characters come to life and I found myself rooting for them to consider themselves worthy of their fated female.Just be aware that this story also contains numerous grammatical errors. I was able to determine the author's intent, but this one seemed a little worse than the others in this regard. I highly recommend that Corin utilize someone to professionally edit / proof her stories before they are released.

In this second book of the series, you first meet Petra as she is being lead to the slave auction block. There are all sorts of aliens there to bid on the 100+ women for sale. Most of them run bordellos. She keeps thinking that she will find a way to get out of this and get to the job she was hired for. She catches the eye of three Aurelians, which is strange since owning slaves is against the law for their species. She sees that they have already purchased six other women, but why do they all keep staring at her when they already own other women.Daren, Riff & Kreos have been looking for their 'fated mate' just like every other Aurelian that ever lived. There have only been four Bond Mates in the past thousand years, but that doesn't stop them from keep looking. They already have 70 women in their harem at home. They know none of those women are their Bond Mate. They are going on this last trip to buy slaves to find their Bond Mate before their go to war against other gangsters on their planet.I have read the first book and I was so happy to read this book and I am SOOOO looking forward to the third book of this series. While I wait for that to come out, I will need to read her other books.I like the way the characters are very well developed. Not only how they look, but their deep beliefs and why they feel the way they do. This book had a female who stood up for what she believed and never stood down.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving an honest review.

Wow, this is a pretty intense story about Petra, a human sculptor captured by slavers on her way to a job across the galaxy. She’s terrified to land on a lawless planet where she’s sold to these Aurelians who are searching for their fabled mate but really feel like they don’t have a chance to find her…. She’s actually only one of a number of women they were buying in the slave market….ouch for her…It’s a rude awakening for all of them and Petra really fights the attraction between them since she finds it difficult to reconcile herself to mating with criminals, lol. Daran is their leader but Kreos is their gentle (and sometimes not gentle) giant and Riff is their third partner with his own insecurities. This is a little different because we do find out a bit more about the drawbacks of cloning that regular Aurelians do when they don’t come from a natural bonding pregnancy……. But for Petra - the Bond won’t be denied and most of the 2nd half of the story focuses on their relationships ups and downs. There are steamy scenes in here that are really hot and it’s emotional too - definitely a bit of a roller coaster ride of emotions… can’t wait though for the next book in the rogue Aurelians trilogy, this was definitely a great addition to the story of what rogues can go through… and prove that they too can deserve a bonded mate!I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Wer schon andere Bücher über die Krieger des Aurelien Empire gelesen hat, weiß bereits, was auf ihn zukommt. Auch wenn es immer darum geht, dass eine Frau und eine Triade von Kriegen ihr Happy End finden, ist jede Geschichte doch einzigartig. Auch diese Geschichte lohnt sich zu lesen. Absolut empfehlenswert!👍

Childish, whiny and a terrible book, it took me WEEKS to finish this books, I read a lot of books, and I really thought this was a good storyline, why did the author feel the need to make this chick all wishywashy? What was the point, and one sex scene? Pleaseeeee save your cash this book sucked 👎

I really like the books of this author.