claimed by the horde king by zoey draven

It was light enough to simply enjoy the world building as well as the learning curve required from both Luna and Arokan to make their marriage real. With alpha aliens and their additional ‘vibrating bump’ appendage who are devoted to their lover’s pleasure and care, I inhaled this book. But there is no greater teacher than Arokan. Although it will take time for Luna to accept and adjust to the way of the Dakkari.

Where she believes she has offered herself as his whore, she is yet to realize that his plans are far grander. The Horde King, Arokan is taken by Luna’s bravery and loyalty. 'I will claim you in the old way, in the old Dakkari tradition, he told me,' which only confused me even more. Yet it is Luna that offers herself as atonement. When her brother sets fire to their land, a definite no it brings these aliens to their doorstep. Luna lives in a village ravaged by poverty, dying crops and hunger.

Living in a world ruled and dominated by The Dakkari is hard, especially for the humans. 'If I decide not to end your life or your brother’s,' the horde king murmured lowly, his gaze dropping down to my body again, his voice deepening even more, 'will you serve me, kalles?' Especially those who fall for feisty woman capable of grabbing them by the balls whilst giving them a twist for good measure! And Captive of the Horde King delivered on all fronts… I will definitely continue to read each book in this series as they come out.Īlthough fantasy romances are not necessarily my preference, I do have a weakness for Barbarians and Warlords with cavemen tendencies. Doesn’t have any of the triggers the other does. This one is much lighter, does not contain sexual violence towards women, the relationship between the mc’s is much more lovey-dovey, plus this is shorter and the plot is much simpler.

Yes, it is similar to Golden Dynasty by KA but only in a superficial sense. I needed something with a touch of fantasy and romance. It was a good, quick read, I would recommend as I’ve enjoyed it. I guess I can chalk it up to him being ignorant of the fact that foreigners didn’t know much about Dakkar. I get that if he explained stuff there would be no book - but still. Last time I wasn’t as taken with him (I kinda wanted to punch him for the audacity) but now (I still wanna punch him on principle) I’m swayed by pretty words he says - though his actions are shitty at times.Īlso, can I just ask - how do you expect to live with someone and marry them - be forever with them if you don’t speak to them and explain why you do certain things or why your culture is a certain way.

Reading it with more knowledge of the world in which is set and knowing what the Dakkari words the hero says mean- is clearly a different experience. Just wanted a refresher of the first book since I’ve read the second about 3 times but I forgot most of the story from this one.

Claimed by the horde king by zoey draven