Welcome to Litsy!

This book finishes the trilogy in which aliens have recovered and healed the earth and its few survivors from a devastating war. Having mated with humans, no human has given birth to a member of species of the “sexless” aliens, the ooloi, until Lilith has Jodahs. Jodahs is far from a sexless ooloi, and this final book is almost entirely about finding mates, mating, and convincing hard-headed humans that mating with aliens is just hunky-dory. ⬇️

repost for @Soubhiville

It‘s time again, unbelievably, to think about next year‘s #AuthorAMonth! Please nominate authors you would like to see highlighted in the comments. I will organize them into genre categories again, I felt like that worked well for this year, so if you are inclined you can include the genre you think the author fits best (you don‘t have to, I will look them up if necessary)

Poll to follow in a week or so!

Akin is the first male human-alien, with super-human/alien abilities—such as talking and adult-level comprehension at two months old. Anyone who has refused to mate with the aliens—resisters—are sterile. So on earth, kidnapping children is rampant. Akin is kidnapped by resisters and forced to live with a resister couple. Once he‘s recovered a year later, he has come to know and sympathize with the resisters. But he‘s still alien with all their ⬇️

To be blunt, this trilogy is about human/alien hanky-panky. It‘s for folks who are comfortable with kind-of creepy ménage a trois.

Humans have finally destroyed earth in an all-out war. Aliens have saved the world and recovered and put to sleep the few remaining survivors until the aliens have healed the planet. Then the aliens have made the humans sterile, unless the humans will mate with them. ⬇️ #authoramonth

It‘s time again, unbelievably, to think about next year‘s #AuthorAMonth! Please nominate authors you would like to see highlighted in the comments. I will organize them into genre categories again, I felt like that worked well for this year, so if you are inclined you can include the genre you think the author fits best (you don‘t have to, I will look them up if necessary)

Poll to follow in a week or so! (Genre List ⬇️)

Compelling. Poignant. Thought provoking.

Interesting characters, not all fleshed out fully, but this made sense as we were seeing the world through the eyes of the MC.

Sad that it was her last book.

#authoramonth

I finished listening to this over the weekend, and I‘m still not sure what I think about it. I frequently found the way the narrator described things and how he inserted himself in the story entertaining. However, the way things came together at the end seemed abrupt to me, and my overall impression was more a so-so than a pick.

I put this on hold for #AuthorAMonth, but just now got to it.

#1001books #audiobook

Even though I‘ve just finally finished my June #AuthorAMonth book, this is easily going to be one of my favorite books of the year.

@Soubhiville

Having fallen in love with Kate Quinn thanks to #authoramonth, bought on last trip to Arizona.