Der Stolz des Alien Barbaren

Caveman Aliens #4

by Calista Skye

Aurora
Er trägt mich, über seine Schulter geworfen, durch einen außerirdischen Dschungel.
Ein echter Höhlenmann, zweieinhalb Meter groß und mit prallen Muskeln.
Und er hat mich gefesselt, so dass ich mich nicht bewegen kann.
Fairerweise muss ich zugeben, dass ich ihn zuvor mit Pfeil und Bogen angeschossen habe.
Gleich zweimal.
Ich weiß nicht, wohin er mich bringt. Aber ich weiß, dass diese Typen gerne Mädels von der Erde entführen und sie dann schwängern.
Und der lüsternen Art nach zu urteilen, mit der dieser Kerl mich mit seinen stechenden Augen ansieht, glaube ich, dass er genau das vor hat.

Trak'zor
Sie ist klein, rund und schön. Sie ist die erste Frau, die ich je gesehen habe.
Und sie hat auf mich geschossen. Sie ist gefährlich.
Aber das bin ich auch.
Ich wollte sie mit nach Hause nehmen und dann entscheiden, was ich mit ihr mache. Aber ich will sie auch niederwerfen, ihr die Kleider vom Leib reißen und sie noch hier im Dschungel anbeten.
Schließlich habe ich sie gefunden.
Sie gehört mir.

Der Stolz des Alien-Barbaren ist der vierte Teil aus der Reihe der Science-Fiction-Romane vom Alien-Barbaren. Die Bücher bilden vollständige Geschichten, sollten aber der Reihe nach gelesen werden, um maximalen Lesegenuss zu gewährleisten.

Es erwarten Sie heiße Szenen, geheimnisvolle Alien-Barbaren, die mit Erwachsenenspielzeug ausgestattet sind, tödliche Planeten und die Liebesgeschichte zwischen einer fülligen und wunderschönen Frau von der Erde und einem sensationell heißen Alien-Krieger.
Ein abendfüllender Liebesroman ohne Cliffhanger und mit einem Happy-End!

Genres: Aliens, Romance, Science Fiction, Erotica, Science Fiction Romance, Paranormal, Fantasy

314 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 6, 2020

Reviews

[Angela (Angel's Book Nook) · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a combined review for Books 1 through 6 in the Caveman Aliens series by Calista Skye

Someone suggested I give this series a try. It’s on Kindle Unlimited and since I had a free subscription at the time I gave it a go. It wasn’t bad. It’s a silly alien sci-fi romance that you can read in a day. Not much plot or substance to it. Sometimes you just need something silly and with no substance to read.

The books are an alien abduction survival type read. The books are all a little bit silly. They are slow moving in parts and a bit choppy.

The concept of the Jurassic planet was interesting. It’s a planet with dinosaurs, weird bugs, plants, and Caveman. Their are no women on this planet.

When the series starts we meet several different women who are all College age students working on a project when some aliens come to earth and kidnapped women only. Those aliens that kidnapped the women end up crash landing on this Jurassic plant. The women are trying their best to survive on this Jurassic planet and soon learn they aren’t alone.

The romance in each book is very quick. Each women ends up being kidnapped by a different kind of Caveman. They pretty much fall fast and the sex is hot and primal. These Caveman end up take the women back to their tribes and we soon learn that not all the men in the tribes are good. Most of the men want to capture and force the women into being breeders aka sex slaves or the Caveman want to kill them to complete this prophecy to bring back The Women.

As the series goes on we learn their is a small underline plot on how these Caveman came to be on this Jurassic planet and what their purpose is or was.

In book five we get a brief recap of what has happened so far. This is where we learn about the underlining plot and find more women are alive and have been trapped on this star shaped land island due to a Dragon like creature.

In book six we learn why and how the Caveman came to be on this plant and their weird belief system. I didn’t care for book six. This is where I became all Caveman’d out. The issue I had with, six, was how slutty Delyah became. I get the weird water makes them lower their inhibitions, but this was over the top.

One thing that really frustrated me in this series was that each women even after they found their Caveman lover they still think they can get home. After 10 months wouldn’t it come to your mind that you aren’t getting home. Even if you do find another spaceship… How are you going to fly it?

As far as things go. The Caveman Aliens series was just ok.

Rated: 3/2 Stars

[Under the Covers Book Blog · Rating 3 out of 5]

A whole bunch of women are kidnapped by aliens. However, the aliens who abducted them never take them wherever it is they're going before crash landing. On the positive sides, all the aliens that abducted them have gone. On the negative side, the planet they've crashed landed have alien versions of dinosaurs and has left them no means of getting back home. On the other plus side the planet does seems to have some very friendly and gorgeous caveman aliens that seem willing to help them.

Unlike the others Aurora can’t get used to her new home, it seems like she spends most of her time terrified. Everything on the planet seems like it wants to kill you. And, unlike most the other girls she doesn’t have her own personal security system; a ripped and gorgeous caveman alien. That is until she gets captured by a very angry one. He may have some cause to be angry though…she had shot him. Twice.

I love this series, it’s so much fun! It’s like Calista Skye watched Jurassic Park after reading a sexy sci-fi alien romance and had a brain wave. In Caveman Alien’s Pride we are well into the series and half the girls who arrived and survived the initial massacre by dinosaur have found and been impregnated by their very own caveman alien. Because of this, they aren’t too sure if they ever really want to go back to Earth, as their alien husbands wouldn’t be able to follow. Aurora isn’t one of those girls. She can’t wait to leave.

Of course, that all goes a little awry when she meets aka shots a certain white striped sexy alien caveman. Twice. Once in the ass. But, despite Trak’zor capturing her and tying her up…she’s also never felt so safe as when she’s with him. Suddenly staying doesn’t seem so bad.

So far, this book is my favourite in the series; Trak’zor and Aurora have such great chemistry. The witty banter between them is hilarious, which is quite the feat as for a lot of the book they speak to one another in a “Me Tarzan, you Jane” type syntax. They weren’t shy in their desire for one another as well so prepare for some scenes that’ll have your kindle screen fogging up.

This was a great read and was a lot of fun and I loved the main characters of Trak’zor and Aurora. Definitely the best book in the series so far.

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[AlitaConejita · Rating 1 out of 5]

I didn't think this was a great series to begin with, but I've read the 4 books thus far because I want to know what's going on with those Plood people and with Bune.

I get that this story line is essentially a thinly-veiled way to provide a caveman fantasy, but it could be done so much better (like Ice Planet Barbarians - great series!). So, I'm willing to ignore things like how they can make swords but not clay pots (many swords are forged using clay molds in the kilns), but it doesn't help this series' plausibility.

What made this book worse than the others to me is the explicit preference of Earth people/customs over the native planet people. It is just out-and-out pointed out how the women so far have paired up with the best caveman of each tribe (the only one's worth associating with is implied). How the other men of the tribes overall are lazy, weak, fat (ironic considering these are BBW heroines), selfish, and (in this last installment) drunks. Why is it reasonable that the hero would leave his whole tribe just as they shift leadership to him to go help the heroine's friend that same day? Recall his tribe has many problems and he wants them to be better even though he is so upset with how badly they've taken care of themselves so far. Also recall that women are a myth - why would he be expected to understand the peril a woman he never met is in from a breach birth? But he does it anyway, because her little human tribe is so much better (that's the argument she presents)- they've planted fruit trees - OMG! (sarcasm). But really, even if the human tribe is riding dinos, how does that mean that he should leave the people he was raised with who want him to help them improve because the human tribe is "better"? Not saying he shouldn't have gone to help - only that the way it was presented about choosing tribes and choosing her tribe because it is the better tribe (because it has women and improvements) is upsetting and reeks of colonialist thinking (let's show these savages how to do things right and disregard their beliefs/culture because we are/know better). And now they are going to go live in their little idyllic island where he can tell his old tribe how to behave and judge them for how they behave without actually putting in the day to day work to help them improve?

[Севдалина · Rating 4 out of 5]

Аурора, самопровъзгласил се ловец за малкото племе състоящо се от 6 жени и 3ма мъже на извънземната праисторическа планета, е обещала на приятелката си София, да убие животното, подобно на овца, за да има мека кожа с която да увиват бебето на София, което би трябвало да се роди много скоро. Със своя лък и стрела, Аурора е готова да направи именно това, но вместо овцата, която очаква, тя улучва непознат воин. В началото тя и приятелката с която е бягат уплашени, но скоро измъвана от факта, че е застреляла невинен мъж, Аурора отива да го търси... и успява без да иска да го простреля отново. Сега, ядосаният непознат воин я завързва и мята на рамото си, отнасяйки я далеч, и Аурора може само да се надява, че не й мисли злото.

Трак'зор е воин, чието тяло е покрито с бели райета. Той живее сам на остров, който е подготвял няколко години в очакване на Жената. Жената от легендите, която трябва да накара останалите жени да се върнат в племето му. Разочарован от съплеменниците си, той ги е напуснал и се подготвя сам за това голямо събитие. Щом вижда Аурора, съществото, което е забило парчета дърво първо в гърдите, а след това и в задните му части, той вярва, че тя е мистичната Жена. Но колкото повече общува с нея, толкова по-вече я харесва и осъзнава, че без значение дали тя е Жената, той не смята да я води при племето си. Докато миналото му не го застига и скоро ще трябва да избира между Алора и своето племе.

Книжката беше интересна, но не ми хареса колкото останалите. Очаквах нещо по-различно и факта, че в крайна сметка Аурора и Трак'зор не останаха в пещерата с останалите, а се върнаха при племето му, ме издразни изключително много. Отделно цялата конспирация, която се завихри в епилога, как от таблета някой ги е шпионирал, нещо ми се видя, че се появи от никъде. Май авторката започва да се изчерпва.

[Bubbles The Book Pimp · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fourth instalment in this alien caveman series.

Continuing the story of the 6 earth girls abudcted and dropped on the prehistoric planet. 3 of the girls are ‘married and settled’ with their cavemen husbands alongside the remaining 3 single girls they have made a tribe of their own on a deadly planet life flourishes and Sophie ( From Book 1 ) is due to delivery her baby any day.

Aurora on a hunting trip for a not sheep ( for a blanket ) accidentally shoots a different caveman. Plagued by guilt she leaves her tribe to find him...this initially doesn’t go to plan as she finds her self kidnapped but things soon changed Aurora and T, they begin to work to Together to better T’s little island paradise.

I adored A, her ‘what would xena do’ attitude was fantastic and I really liked T, a total blend of arrogant, funny, strong and nurturing... a total marshmellow!!!

I’m looking forward to the next instalment in this series which is apparantly Caroline’s story!

[Suzanne (Under the Covers Book blog) · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 Stars

A whole bunch of women are kidnapped by aliens. However, the aliens who abducted them never take them wherever it is they’re going before crash landing. On the positive sides, all the aliens that abducted them have gone. On the negative side, the planet they’ve crashed landed have alien versions of dinosaurs and has left them no means of getting back home. On the other plus side the planet does seems to have some very friendly and gorgeous caveman aliens that seem willing to help them.

Unlike the others Aurora can’t get used to her new home, it seems like she spends most of her time terrified. Everything on the planet seems like it wants to kill you. And, unlike most the other girls she doesn’t have her own personal security system; a ripped and gorgeous caveman alien. That is until she gets captured by a very angry one. He may have some cause to be angry though…she had shot him. Twice.

I love this series, it’s so much fun! It’s like Calista Skye watched Jurassic Park after reading a sexy sci-fi alien romance and had a brain wave. In Caveman Alien’s Pride we are well into the series and half the girls who arrived and survived the initial massacre by dinosaur have found and been impregnated by their very own caveman alien. Because of this, they aren’t too sure if they ever really want to go back to Earth, as their alien husbands wouldn’t be able to follow. Aurora isn’t one of those girls. She can’t wait to leave.

Of course, that all goes a little awry when she meets aka shots a certain white striped sexy alien caveman. Twice. Once in the ass. But, despite Trak’zor capturing her and tying her up…she’s also never felt so safe as when she’s with him. Suddenly staying doesn’t seem so bad.

So far, this book is my favourite in the series; Trak’zor and Aurora have such great chemistry. The witty banter between them is hilarious, which is quite the feat as for a lot of the book they speak to one another in a “Me Tarzan, you Jane” type syntax. They weren’t shy in their desire for one another as well so prepare for some scenes that’ll have your kindle screen fogging up.

This was a great read and was a lot of fun and I loved the main characters of Trak’zor and Aurora. Definitely the best book in the series so far.

[kookyquinn · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very happy with this latest installment and I cannot wait for the next one! "Summer 2018" hopefully means June or July at the latest lol

I thought the heroine was a little eager to get down and dirty with her caveman-kidnapper hero but it's pretty lonely there so I gave her a pass. Especially since she was obviously *very*sexually active back on Earth. She was probably a few weeks away from kidnapping an unsuspecting caveman herself or hell, a verile dinosaur lol

[Ana M. Román · Rating 3 out of 5]

Aurora es la más fuerte de las chicas. Está dispuesta a luchar por sí misma y pronto hace lo posible por armarse de la mejor manera posible, en su caso, con un arco.

Pero cuando una mañana va a cazar acaba disparando a algo más que a su proxima comida. Me resultó un tant hilarante como acaba disprandole dos veces.

Sigue la tónica general de la serie, el mismo patrón. A ver si este cambio un poco en los siguientes.

[Emma · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 stars

[MP_1995 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ahhhh the moment where you love the heroine but get super annoyed with the hero :) rare moment right there !!! The last few chapters just annoyed me with the caveman’s childish behaviour loved all the teasing fun moments he has more humour then the rest of the guys so far I will give him that but come on 🙄🙄🙄 !!! Anyways next book still waiting for that 5 star book to come along

[Kellyythoralabatalla · Rating 2 out of 5]

Me cayó mal el MMC de aquí, no sentí que se enamoró ni me gustó cómo la trató a ella, no la apoyo ni cuando le pidió ayuda para sus amigos.

[Kristy Mills · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love this series. Every time I see a new book in the series I 1-click and read immediately. The stories all share a similar formula from the female perspective. Where it differs is the cavemen. They all have their own stories that are unique and they each bring a talent or knowledge to the group that wasn't there before.

In this book Aurora gets taken by Trak'zor. He has a good head on his shoulders and seems to be more aware than the others. He can see that his tribe was lazy, so he did something about it, where the other cavemen hated the thought of being alone without a tribe. It also doesn't take Trak'zor long to realize Aurora is not The Woman from the prophecy. Where the other cavemen can't see past the fact that she is female, so she must be what the prophecy was talking about.

My absolute favorite scene out of all the books so far happened in this one. The scene with the raft. I laughed out loud so hard. I have to include a little sneak peek.

"Okay. Crewman Trak'zor get on board while Captain Aurora wait on shore, ready to laugh if he fall in water."

He stays on the beach and puts one foot on the Gabrielle. One side of it sinks further down into the water, but it looks like it'll hold him.

He crouches down and jumps onboard like a huge cat, making sure to land on all fours in the middle.

The raft is clearly unsteady, and he holds on to the logs with both hands. The deck is several inches above the water, even with the caveman onboard. This is looking very promising.

"Good crewman," I praise him. "Now take oars."

Trak'zor gingerly sits down on the deck while the raft creaks and trembles under him.

I hand him the two oars we've made, one for each of us, and he lays them down on the deck.

"Now take Aurora."

I take his hand and pull him and the Gabrielle closer to the shore. Then I'm faced with a problem. There's no room for me beside Trak'zor, and if I get on the raft on that side, then it might dip into the water.

I hold onto his hand while I very clumsily jump onto the raft, but I slip on the logs and lose my balance, so I continue across the whole raft and plunge into the water on the other side, face first.

Trak'zor is still holding me and easily drags me aboard, completely soaked.

"Captain Aurora has unconventional way of coming onto raft," he observes.

"Is not," I splutter and cough as I wipe my wet hair out of my face. "Is tradition that captain take bath before long voyage."

This is just the beginning. Captain Aurora messes up again before their "voyage" is over.


I can't wait for the next book.

[SamJ ★Needs a HEA★ · Rating 3 out of 5]

★Book Basics★

Genre : - Alien Paranormal
Series : - 4th in the series
POV? - Dual POV
Love triangle? - No
Cheating? - No
HEA? - Yes
Would I read more by this author/or in this series? - Yes
Rating -3 stars

★Review★

So far I feel like all 4 books have pretty much followed the same plot.

Human woman found/kidnapped by caveman alien man.

Caveman alien is the BESTEST man in his tribe - rest of tribe are either lazy, inept, bit rapey or just plain dead (sorry Dar'ax - but by being the only one left in your tribe, makes you the best in the tribe)

Human women inexplicably still thinks they will get back to earth, as if the aliens that originally kidnapped them from earth, killed one of them and dumped them on an alien planet are going to just swing by at some point and pick them back up and take them home like a "save and wait" uber driver (the very aliens the cavemen call the "evil plood" and who kidnapped the cavewomen aliens so long ago a whole caveman religion has had time to build up around the return of the women and the finding the mythical being known as "The Woman"). Or they will magically find some other way of getting back to earth taking their alien husbands and half alien babies back with them, which seems like an absolutely brilliant idea.



Human woman totally horny for caveman who thinks he has found "The Woman" of prophecy.

Caveman alien does something near end of book to piss off/annoy human woman, human woman leaves, then caveman alien swoops in to save the day, all forgiven, proposal, human woman pregnant, they get married, caveman alien thinks wedding ceremony is too short - the end.

Then rinse repeat and the next woman gets kidnapped.

Yet I keep reading - I mean I skip the sex scenes - "boiling hot manly juices"



But I am being pulled in against my will about the mystery of Bune so shall continue.

[Anna · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's been way too long since I've read the last Caveman Alien book and I was happy to pick it up again. But the series were better in my memory than they turned out to be here, in this book.
I liked Trak'zor character. He had an interesting and unusual history, plus I simply liked being in his head and reading about him.
Aurora...now that's a different story. Reading from her perspective was amusing at first, but got old really damn fast. I think it's becoming a common theme with these series where the lead heroin would annoy me.
But I expected more from their relationship. I struggled to find and believe in their connection, because from where I'm sitting it just wasn't there. And I think the sex scenes came way too early. They both were not yet at that stage of their relationship to make it believable and not to seem forced.
And the ending was kind of inconclusive. I still don't fully understand Trak'zor position with his clan and what he plans to do with them. Seems king of strange how it all went down.
The epilogues are always good in these books and it never fails to intrigue me. But unfortunately, as practice had shown, it never goes anywhere.

So, yeah. This book was definitely a miss for me. Although, I liked reading about the girls interacting with one another. They were funny and always managed to lighten up the mood.
“So just to be absolutely sure,” Emilia says, “he had no coffee? And his tribe didn't either?”
“Nope. Just some kind of very liquid tar.”
“Oh! So it looked like coffee? It was really black?”
“It was pretty black, I guess. In a gray kind of way.”
“Well, it's something, right? A fluid that even looks a little bit like coffee is more than we've had so far.”

However, one thing bothers me. All the girls are, understandably, want to go back home. But have even one of them wondered what happened back on Earth? I mean, the last time they were there, the planet was being attacked by aliens soooo...
Wonder how that went down.

[~My Book Obsession~ · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good but

Okay, here's the thing, these women are smart and resourceful. However, they don't seem to use it at all times. They walk alone in the woods, they haven't set up protection from the wild life around the cave. They have made soap yet but they think about coffee all the time. Isn't soap more important than coffee. Especially with babies on the way?! They keep thinking they are going to get off the planet, yeah no. They need to think about ways to make their home front better and comfortable. Like how to build a bath/ shower make soap! What about the baby crying it would attract animals.
I'm Going to read the next book but I think at this point in the story they should have a set way to survive, especially, with men who grow up on this planet. It's just a lot of holes in the whole survival aspect of this story.
Also, another question that has yet to be answered where are all the other women that the Plood took?remember in book one they said they could see women all across the city and school being taken. Therefore, they had to be more than on ship of women. I know the ones that were with them died, which didn't seem realistic but what of the others?

Aurora and Trak work well together when they have the same idea in mind. Trak wants things to go his way and Aurora wants to make a safer place for her rein. Trak wants to prove his old tribe wrong and make them feel the pain he did when they hurt him. However, pride can be anyone's down fall. Still a good love story.

Last thing I want to point out is who ever edited this story should go back over it it again.

[Susie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Aurora Jungle Warrior!

Hell yeah I loved this book, couldn't put it down that's how awesome it was, my absolute favourite so far from all the books in the series. Our leading lady Aurora was fierce, she was out there in the jungle playing with the big boys. She stood up to the predators of the planet like a boss with her bow and arrow and I absolutely loved her. She had brains, beauty and an abundance of bravery she was the complete package. The story starts out with a hilarious bang, not only does Aurora accidentally shoot our gorgeous, tall, muscular, blue eyed leading Caveman thinking he was an animal but she does it twice lol were she shot him was priceless. This one was very different from the other stories apart from the kidnapping at the start of it and the traditional ending that's to be expected the rest of it was wholly new. He takes her to his home and where he lived was amazing a paradise amidst a horror infested jungle. There Aurora really starts to shine, she looses that constant fear becomes even more self confident and comes up with some really bright ideas. Once settled in the passion between them begins to sizzle until it becomes a raging inferno! She knew what she wanted and wasn't coy about it, jumping him any chance she got, she was insatiable and he was right their along with here the lucky girl. Their is a little bit of mystery surrounding him, a reason why he lives alone which he doesn't want to reveal. When circumstances arise which force his secret to finally be told you can't help but feel sorry for him and how unjustly he was treated. Even though the books called Caveman Aliens Pride I felt he was more stubborn than prideful, he may have had pride in himself but that's not really a bad thing especially after all he accomplished. The scene where his pride supposedly takes the better of him forcing a heated confrontation between them showed me a stubbornness to him as he refused to acknowledge what she was saying and let her go. This book was full of action, suspense, angst and so insainly HOT I nearly went up in flames. A fun read that I will deinately be reading again.

[Jannie Cv · Rating 5 out of 5]

A grand adventure on the dinosaur planet!
We’re back to Xren, the dinosaur planet with our linguistic students and those hunky cavemen! Aurora is out with Caroline hunting for not-sheep to get a ultra soft and warm wooly pelt as a gift for Sophia’s soon-to-be-born baby. Shooting her arrow without a clear view, Aurora clearly (from the yell) shot a caveman instead. What a way to introduce yourself to a new guy! When guilt drives her to find him to make amends, she soon finds herself hauled away to an island hideaway. I love Aurora! She’s gotten much braver in the 9 months they’ve been on the planet. She has some weapons that she can use well. She’s smart and creative, making a number of useful tools and teaches her ‘caveman’ many new things. Trak’zor has been preparing for The Woman for a long time and has an elaborate shelter and food supply ready for her arrival. He’s really awesome with all he has done. Yes, he’s a bit full of himself, but he has the most delicious sense of humor! It catches Aurora off guard frequently. Aurora quickly falls for him, and he seems to reciprocate. This is a must read, as the adventures are gasp-worthy, the romance is hot, and Trak’zor gets the surprise of his life when Aurora decides he’s got his priorities messed up. Enjoy!

[Nikki Brooks · Rating 4 out of 5]

Cavemen of Xren are back! Aurora accidentally shot someone whilst out hunting with Caroline. Now with an onset of the guilts she travels back to try and find him, hoping against hope that she hasn't killed him! But Bune once again interferes with our intrepid Linguistics students and she gets abducted by the very man she came back to check on!

He may be white striped, unlike the other coloured striped males she knows but Aurora feels safe with him..well after he unties her that is. She seen realises that she is safer with him than out in the jungle alone. But he doesn't pounce on her and actually makes a mean cave-house husband, he cooks, cleans and provides! But misunderstandings are sure to take place when you're on an alien planet and pride on both sides take a hit.

Trak’zor is brilliant. He's kind of a mix of Bear Grylls and McGyver on steroids! They soon share an easy camaraderie and a brilliant sense of humour. And he sure catches on to spanking fast! Loved they way he ostracised those he felt were unworthy, he untribed them not the other way around! Lots of drama with Sophie's bambino on the way and I can't wait to see what we learn about "spycam"!

[Karina Vitório · Rating 3 out of 5]

Gostei muito da escrita da autora, é uma série bem rápida de ler, com ótimas cenas “hot” e tem um bom enredo. São 14 livros no total e até agora já li até o 7, cada livro acompanha um casal e a jornada das humanas e dos homens das cavernas tentando criar uma boa vida no planeta jurássico Xren.

Adoro essa temática de humanas que são abduzidas e jogadas em outro planeta, onde elas têm que aprender a sobreviver aos perigos enquanto tentam voltar para a Terra. Amei esses homens das cavernas alienígenas, eles são fortes, protetores, gentis e gostam muito de “adorar uma mulher” (e são ótimos nisso)!

Ainda não cheguei na parte dos dragões shifters, mas sei que eles também terão romances com as humanas! Os dragões são extremamente bonitos, com cores brilhantes, capazes de hipnotizar as pessoas, conseguem cuspir fogo e são muito inteligentes, podendo até mesmo conversar telepaticamente.

Será que eles vão realmente querer atacar os homens das cavernas e as humanas de Xren? E os dragões são mesmo tão terríveis como o alienígena de Bune afirmou?

[Jurnee · Rating 4 out of 5]

This one was not a favorite of mine… but it wasn’t the worst. 3.7⭐️s for me, rounding up to 4.

It feels like a lot happens in this book but also not very much? It’s hard to explain. There is a ton of spicy scenes between our leads, to the point I thought it was actually hurting the story… and I don’t ever think that. But because quite a few things happened plot wise, I still did enjoy this one in a way. Aurora is a fun lead and I enjoyed following her, but her caveman I was not a big fan of. He seems to have the same issues for me that the first one did… not really taking seriously the value of his woman or the other women in the face of his tribe. He redeems himself, of course, but his lapse in judgement did give me a bad taste in my mouth. With him came an expanse of knowledge about the world and some more skills and a new environment for them so I’ll let go how much I didn’t enjoy him.

Things are getting interesting in regards to the actual plot though, so I’ll be jumping right into the next book in hopes that we keep on that plot train.

[Karen Voitik · Rating 5 out of 5]

>Book Review – Caveman Alien’s Pride
>I am an independent reviewer. This book is the 4th in the Caveman Aliens series and ends in an HEA. Aurora is one of the five human women kidnapped and dropped on an alien planet. Three of the women have found mates. Aurora is out hunting and is taken by another caveman. This caveman believes she is some prophesized Woman and treats her with care. The descriptions of the new island and the new creatures are fun to read. The banter between Aurora and her caveman, Trak’zor is pretty funny, especially when Aurora pretends not to be able to speak fluently in his language.
>Trak’zor has a tribe, but has left them to look for the Woman. The romance between Aurora and Trak’zor is a bit fast, but very hot. I wish there was more interactions between Trak’zor and the other cavemen to show their alpha tendancies. This book is appropriate for an adult audience. I am giving this book 5 stars. The story is fun and engaging.

[Joetta Spurling · Rating 5 out of 5]

4 books in!

Caveman Alien´s Pride Book 4
By Calista Skye
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Aurora shot someone with her arrows. She feels bad about it so she leaves to go find the man she shot.
Trak'zor has been shot not once but twice. now he has her tied up. He knows that he has found The Woman that he has been told about but he isn't worthy of this gift. He has no tribe he has nothing to offer her.
Yes the first 4 books have the same plot human women crash in the planet they meet up with a caveman and they fall in love and in between all that they have sex they get pregnant and 9 months later they have a baby. As plots go that's a great beginning to a book. Now each book has its own undertone that makes the plot different in each book.
*Caveman Aliens*
Caveman Alien's Ransom
Caveman Alien's Mate
Caveman Alien's Rage
Caveman Alien's Pride
Caveman Alien's Trap
Caveman Alien's Secret
Caveman Alien’s Claim
Caveman Alien’s Trick
Caveman Alien’s Sword
Caveman Alien’s Enemy
Caveman Alien's Killer
Caveman Alien's Treasure
Caveman Alien’s Riddle
Caveman Alien’s Fate

[Wendy · Rating 5 out of 5]

I continue to enjoy this series and I appreciate how the author is able to come up with different reasons that these heroes are out in the jungle alone. Each story is unique. (For the most part.)

In this book in particular I liked that the heroine mentions she is living the fantasy of having sex with a virgin caveman who has never seen a woman before. I enjoyed reading that I am not the only person who has pondered this scenario. I also related to the curvy heroine who can be her sexy self knowing this guy is not judging her. I mean, he has no one else to compare her to anyway. There is a scene when he is headed down her body and he is kissing and licking her belly. And she realized he was loving it. She could let her insecurities drop.

Yes, I like this series.


Virgin rating:
Innocence of virgin hero: 4/5
Innocence in losing it: 2/5
Build up to losing it: 3/5
Hotness of losing it: 3/5
Busted touching himself: no
POV: female (but 1st BJ in male POV)

[LaBlue · Rating 5 out of 5]

I F...king LOVE this authors books!!!

I love the adventure. I love the world building. I love the sci-fi of it all. I love the getting to know you falling in love of her stories. Yes, they have a more insta-love but it makes sense with her modern women’s perspectives.

I have also read her Fire Planet series. Although I purchased all of that series I haven’t started the 4th and last book of that quartet because I don’t want to see it end yet!! I’m lying to myself that it isn’t over by delaying reading it. So sad I know, lol.

I can’t wait for the next book in this line Caveman Aliens Trap, Caroline’s story. I am also very eager to find out the mystery of Bune! What’s going on in there? And will it get them all home?? It’s summer 2018 already so where is the next book at!!??!!

[Elizabeth · Rating 4 out of 5]

Aurora and Trak'zor

Wow! This series just keep getting better and better. The plot on the Caveman alien's pride was amazing, totally loved that Trak'zor was not a castout but he was the one that cast out his whole tribe for not been worthy! Instead of following the bas examples around him, he went out and made a life for himself and proper for the "Woman". And when she came he was blindsided not by her divine presence but by the two arrows she attacked him with. kkkk. Aurora was simply trying to hunt a not sheep for her tribe. The unmistakable roar of pain and fury told her she had fail on her goal and shot a caveman instead. Entertaining plot, packed with action, adventure, danger, lol moments and romance. Highly recommended

[Brenna · Rating 5 out of 5]

Better and better

It was so much fun. I was worried the author had forgotten all about this series. It was fun and awesome. I'm still insanely curious about Bune and who is living there. I can wait, I suppose. Sigh.

Aurora was so big and tough. Her caveman was even bigger and tougher. I loved that it took him time to see what was important. To come to terms with the tribe that turned on him. I just wanted to give him a great big hug. Poor baby.

And of course she's already pregnant. Those cavemen are pretty fertile hehe.

If you love brutal alien romance, I most definitely recommend this book.

[Patricia Hoffstaetter · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a highly entertaining book and I found it a pleasure to read. What you will find in this book is: alien cavemen, human females, dinosaurs, drama, intrigue, twists & turns, humor, mystery, adventure, action, conflict, danger, fear, lust, passion, love & erotic scenes. The story-line and plot is well-thought out and written. The characters are quite well-developed and react with varying emotions according to the situation they find themselves in. I would recommend this book
“I received a complimentary copy, so I could give my honest opinion”

[Ra Ra · Rating 3 out of 5]

3/5 ⭐️
Girls, he’s an architect!

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Possible Triggers - Violence, sexism, alien shenanigans, kidnapping, death, blood, gore, murder, sexual situations, and more.

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Tl;Dr - After accidentally shooting Trak’zor, Aurora is swooped up by her own victim and taken away to his island paradise. Here they do fun activities like enjoying plumbing, boating, and fighting water monsters. They also deliver babies. Trak’zor is multi-talented.

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The Characters -
Aurora: Shes innovating the weapons game on this planet. A real problem solver

Trak’zor: Lol he FUCKING HATES his tribe. He’s a visionary and they suck, yet constantly taking advantage of him.

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My Thoughts - I felt like a lot of nothing happened. It was cute but it was basically a beach episode

[Leigh UK · Rating 4 out of 5]

Salacious Sex and Scandalous Laughter!

This book was pretty funny. It reminded me of the Amanda Milo novels because both authors make me fan myself and in the next minute laugh out loud like a lunatic, even in public spaces.

I mean, what's a girl to do when the h says life is good cause she's getting laid like bricks!

These days, we need love and laughter more than ever so write faster Calista Skye, write faster!

[Shirley Linn · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow, welcome back to the dinosaur planet. I love this series. It has all kinds of danger lurking in the jungle. Aurora is out hunting when she accidentally shoots a caveman. This book has cavemen, dinosaurs, adventure, danger and a steamy hot romance. I would definitely recommend this book and this series.