Audiobook Review: Barbarian Mine by Ruby Dixon

Series:	Ice Planet Barbarians #4
Pub. Date:	April 24, 2018
Publisher:	Tantor Audio
Narrators:	Mason Lloyd Hollie Jackson
Length:	5 hrs 36 min
Source:	Publisher

Barbarian Mine is the fourth book in the Ice Planet Barbarians series, and takes place somewhat consecutively with the last book, Barbarian Lover. While we have previously met our heroine, Harlow, our hero is a new and unexpected addition to the series. This series has a fairly linear and chronological storyline, so I recommend that you read the books in order. 

If you recall from Barbarian Lover, our flame-haired and freckled Harlow was bonked over the head while she was out trying to piece together a travoy for one of the wounded aliens. We didn't hear from her the rest of the story. Though when she realizes that she has been abducted by an unknown big blue guy, Harlow takes everything in stride and doesn't get overly freaked out. That may have something to do with the constant purring in her chest that tells her she and the totally naked alien will be compatible... in all ways. I liked Harlow quite a bit. She was patient and understanding with our hero, and was able to teach him quite a few things to make survival more pleasant.

Audiobook Review: Barbarian Lover by Ruby Dixon

Series:	Ice Planet Barbarians #3
Pub. Date:	April 10, 2018
Publisher:	Tantor Audio
Narrators::	Mason Lloyd Hollie Jackson
Length:	5 hrs 47 min
Source:	Hoopla

Barbarian Alien is the third book in the Ice Planet Barbarians series, and the series is progressing right along with each book advancing the timeline chronologically. The aliens and humans are settling into the caves and becoming comfortable with one another, and waiting to see who will resonate or get knocked up next.

Audiobook Review: Lauren's Barbarian by Ruby Dixon

Series:	Icehome #1
Pub. Date:	March 20, 2018
Publisher:	Tantor Audio
Narrators:	Felicity Munroe Sean Crisden
Length:	8 hrs 24 min
Source:	Publisher

Lauren's Barbarian is the first book in the Icehome series, a spinoff of Ice Planet Barbarians. As I have committed to listening to Ice Planet Barbarians in audio, I have not finished reading that series before embarking on this spinoff. While I don't think it's absolutely necessary that you have finished the first series... I didn't like starting this spinoff without reading the other books. There was just too much that had happened on the Ice Planet and I felt like I was missing out. Otherwise, this book is just as good as the others that I have read.

Audiobook Review: Barbarian Alien by Ruby Dixon

Series:	Ice Planet Barbarians #2
Pub. Date:	March 20, 2018
Publisher:	Tantor Audio
Narrators:	Hollie Jackson Mason Lloyd
Length:	6 hrs 27 min
Source:	Publisher

I just love these big blue freaky barbarians. The audiobooks simply can't come out fast enough for me, and its been really hard not to binge through the print copies on Kindle Unlimited. But the narrators do a good job with the story and they keep me entertained as I drive and clean the house, so I'm committed to waiting on the audio versions.

Audiobook Review: Pirate by Eve Langlais

Series:	Space Gypsy #1
Pub. Date:	Aug. 25, 2016
Publisher:	Tantor Audio
Narrator:	Chandra Skyye
Length:	7 hrs 27 min
Source:	Publisher

I don't read a lot of SciFi Romance, and I have been saying that I should remedy that. So this new series from Eve Langlais was the perfect opportunity. A trusted author and the blurb sucked me right in - winning! And this book had a bit of a Men in Black feel to me - I think it was the type of humor and the multitude of alien lifeforms.