Benzen
Warriors of Orba, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Sierra Kline
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By:
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Zara Zenia
About this listen
Only one person can protect her, and that's me.
After escaping their home, six aliens, including Benzen, hope to find freedom on a different planet. They end up crashing onto a strange planet, a strange culture, and even stranger inhabitants.
They expected to learn some new things. However, one didn't expect to find love.
The Orba warriors are on the run from their people, now that their once peace-loving planet has been taken over by a hostile dictator, Palzu. They find out that they ended up on Earth and meet a young woman named Allison who takes them under her wing.
When Palzu's soldiers come after them, the group splits up and Benzen stays behind to protect Allison. But then he starts to develop feelings for her.
What will happen when he's forced to show her what he truly is? Will she accept him or fear him? And will they be able to escape Palzu's forces?
Benzen is the first book in the Warriors of Orba series, following the Orba warriors and the human women that love them. Each book in this science-fiction series can be read as standalones, there are no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after!
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- MCR.
- 06-05-17
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I found this story very novel and different to the usual alian romances I read. Benzen is not your typical hunky 7 feet tall alian. He starts of as looking like a seemingly wimpy lost weird foreigner. He and his friends enter a supermarket looking for food and meet Alison who is the checkout girl. She takes pitty on them and helps them find a place to live. Some of the scenes are bizare and so funny. I truly can't understand how nobody questions their strange looks as being odd. Alison must be more than a bit thick lol. I defy anyone not to be in stitches over the scenes where she is taking them shopping for clothes and where they are trying to understand human food. There are some very serious moments as well, it is not all good. There is sadness as well. I think it is a brilliant book and I am very glad to have listened to it. It gave me a lot to think about.
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