Seduced by the Alien Warrior (Warriors of Agron #4) by Hope Hart

Seduced by the Alien Warrior (Warriors of Agron #4) Reviews

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  Ivy Deluca

  Quick(ish) Review
  
  Man was this disappointing. There’s a little attempt to give Alexis some agency, but mainly she just sits around and eventually is saved by Dexar. And I wasn’t pulled in by their romance, which lacked much of a connection between them other than physical. It’s a shame because I really like books two and three, but this entry just fell flat for me.
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  Deb

  5 stars ⭐️
  
  Hope Hart knows how to spin a story, and I love her Arcav Warriors series, and this spinoff series with the Braxian Warriors. Each book is a stand alone, but you should read in order to truly appreciate the underlying storyline.
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  Mar, Queen of Darkness

  4.5
  Loved this. Dexar was totally overbearing and insufferable - just how I like my barbarian alien kings. 😏
  
  I'm only taking a half star off because I wanted to feel their connection a little more before the big test came. I felt like I needed a litttttle more smutty love times and sweetness overall.
  
  Still digging the hell out of this series and I'm already starting the next book!!!
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  SheLove2Read

  There's just something about a dangerous and arrogant man who can definitely back up that attitude. I loved this! Definitely my favorite one so far.
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  Amy Burkhart

  ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
  
  Loved it!! Lexi and Dexar are so good for each other. After working through a few bumps in the road along the way and a prophecy these two finally figure it out! Now I cannot wait for Charlie’s story!!!❤️
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  Trixie

  I have been wondering about Alexis and here we are. And just like the previous story, i couldnt put the book down. I loved Alexis and Dexer’s battle of wills. It was amusing reading this two. And now I understand why Alexis is the person in the prophecy.
  
  I cant wait for the next story.
  
  I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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  Amber

  I absolutely adore this entire series and this is another great book to add to it. I loved Alexis and Dexar and their story was such a joy to read. I can't wait for Charlie and Ivy's books!
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  Stephanie

  So much potential in this one! I think the biggest flaw was that it’s less than 200 pages so there wasn’t a ton of time to flush out the very interesting storyline.
  
  We met Alexis in book 1 - she’s one of the human women stranded on the alien planet. When she, a few warriors, and a few other human women go to a neighboring tribe for help and information, the king of the tribe makes a deal: he’ll say what he knows if Alexis stays with him for one year, which on this planet is 290 days.
  
  Alexis was abandoned as a baby and raised in foster care so she’s never felt like she belonged - but it also means she has a take no shit, “I’ll do it myself” attitude. Basically she’s very opposite to Dexar, who she teases constantly for all the things he has done for him.
  
  The dynamic between the two of them was fun, because she’s the only one who dares to tease or challenge him. Add in a mysterious prophecy, there’s lots of fuel for romance and angst. I just wish we had a few more pages to flush it out.
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  Darcy

  A bit of this one at the start was story we had already read in other books, but it sort of needed to be there to show the full story in this one. I was glad that we got to see that Alexis was doing good, but you also could tell that Dexar was hiding something. I was intrigued by what Dexar was hiding when it came out, could see why Alexis was upset, especially after the attempts at her life. I find I'm intrigued with what Dexar and Alexis found at the end on a couple of fronts, one the missing thing they had been looking for and the other, maybe the answer to what might be happening to the birth rate. It will be interesting to see where things go from here.
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  Angie

  Enjoyable!
  
  I'm actually quite surprised by how enjoyable these book are. I really like the writing and the characters are great too. A great easy read!
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  Pat

  Exciting thrilling sizzling read. Characters were great and the storyline superb. I love how other characters from the other books appear. Fab read
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  Shauna

  Dexar was an arrogant ass in the beginning. I liked that Alexis stood up to him and chose her battles wisely. When he attempted to make her feel dishonorable about thinking of escape, she threw his dishonorable flaws right back at him. I couldn't imagine the frustration she felt being pretty much a prisoner- being told where she was allowed to go and being spied on wherever she went and even in her own quarters. Especially when all of this happened just after she escaped her kidnappers. Yet, she stayed positive. She was smart in how she chose to deal with Dexar's overbearing ways. I wish he would experience what it was like to have his choices, freedoms, and privacy taken away.
  
  When Dexar, a king, was hiding and leaning his ear against the wall to spy on Alexis' convo w Beth, it seemed beneath him. I felt it made him look weak in front of his people- his guards were right there watching him..
  
  Also, after Nara propositioned Dexar and then tried to kill Alexis, we discover that Dexar heard rumors that Nara's mother was pushing her to mate with him. Nara's mom was unstable and wasfeeding her dtr lies.. Dexar also ignored rumors Nara was giving up other jobs so she could be close to him. He knew she had a hard time speaking in front of him. He said he had found everything amusing!!! He then had her become a servant to Alexis- his love interest??? When Nara propositioned him and then screamed at him after he denied her, he just dismissed her and let her go back to the Alexis?!? Damn right it is his fault Alexis almost died! A$$hole!!! Page 75 and I still was not impressed by this selfish, arrogant, prick. He realllly needed a taste of his own medicine..
  
  Page 95.. Stll not impressed with Dexar. First he pretty much forces Alexis to live with him in exchange for help in finding the missing females.. Then, he forces her to live in his quarters if she wants to spare Nara and her mom's life.. I kept telling myself he is an alien. He was raised with different beliefs and in a different culture. But grrr..
  
  At the trial's, he did start to show a better side of himself in how he handles disputes but he ruined it with how he handled the Nara situation - purposely making Alexis be there so he could manipulate her. After the fire, Dexar started to show emotions other than being a domineering jerk. I came around to eventually liking him. I don't think he did he is malicious person... But domineering-yes .Overall book was good and I really liked Alexis.
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  Charlie

  Me enamoré de la relación entre Dexar y Alexis. Está serie me deja suspirando y queriendo ir a Agron en cada libro.
  
  Aunque el romance es lo que me tiene pegada a cada libro, la trama me ha gustado bastante, el conflicto entre las tribus braxians y la infinita guerra con los voildi es muy emocionante. Me encontré analizando mucho el sistema político en este planeta bárbaro. Me ha gustado mucho la construcción del universo que nos presenta Hope Hart. No es nada como me imaginé un planeta alienígena pero ¿Sexis aliens tipo primitivos-medievales? ¡Me apunto!
  
  Además me ha encantado la personalidad de cada personaje. Tenemos a mujeres que han sido puestas en una situación extraordinaria y por más terrible, pero su fuerza, valentía y resiliencia es incuestionable. Por otro lado, uno espera que estos guerreros bárbaros sean unos completos machos Alfa, y si lo son, pero también son increíblemente sensibles, bondadosos y no se sienten intimidados por la fortaleza de las mujeres que aman, al contrario. Disfruté mucho el desarrollo de cada relación por la complejidad de los personajes y toda esa intensidad romántica. Hope Hart definitivamente se ha ganado mi corazón de lectora por toda la vida.
  
  ¡El final con la aparición de Charlie me ha dejando intrigadisima! No puedo esperar por leer el resto de la serie. ¿Tendremos libros para Ivy, Zoey y Vivian?
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  JML

  Decent story but my least favorite of the series.
  
  I have truly enjoyed this series from the very first book. My only real problem with this book is that I really didn't love the male lead Dexar . Don't get me wrong I like strong alphas, with a bit of arrogance but I found him to be a jerk who didn't listen and just wanted what he wanted. And I don't think that's what the author was really going for. In the previous book I really loved Rakiz, and he was definitely alpha, arrogant but I just feel like he was the worth in his warrior Nevada and I just think I liked him better. As soon as he saw Alexis he wanted her and it was so to a prophesy that everyone new about but Alexis. Dexar gets what he wants not matter what anyone else thinks and he just annoyed me. I liked Alexis she strong, smart and sassy and didn't take any of his crap. She stood up to him and that was fun to read about. By 70% I was finally getting onboard with their relationship and the ending has a fun surprise that continues to comments the whole series. It was passionate, had the right amount of danger and suspense I think it was just that Dexar rubbed me the wrong way. However I'm really looking forward to the next in the series.💖
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  Annette Dahl "Old Vicarious Reader"

  I really liked the beginning of this story. The way it was weaved together with the other books made me think it was very well done.
  
  I had mixed feelings about the storyline. One thing was Dexar’s spoiled, pompous, primitive barbarian character that rubbed me the wrong way for most of the story. Of course, he absolved himself in the last 3 seconds of the story.
  
  I had a problem with one of the scenes. I know I’m reading a Paranormal Fiction story, but something about this made no sense to me. If I was from Earth and on this planet and someone asked me –
  “You have never told me what is so special about your planet”.
  “Why are you so eager to return? Do you have a lover waiting for you?”
  How could you not tell them the difference between a Primitive Planet and a Developed Planet? You know like Electricity, Running Water, Flushing Toilets, Transportation! That made me crazy. I know, I didn’t have far to go but still…
  
  I’m still giving this read 5 stars because I’m still enthralled with the series. Each character means something to me, and I have to see what happens to them all. That for me hasn’t happened for a very long time.
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  Megan

  Book 4 in the Warriors of Agron series. As with all the books in the series, they are standalones but there is a series arc so they are best read in order.
  
  I liked the hate to love with the 2 main characters. H basically blackmailed the h into staying with his tribe for a year. All she wants to do is escape so she can repair their space shuttle and get off the planet.
  
  I enjoyed the back and forth of these characters but to me, she didn't really hold out long enough. Initially she hated him but a few chapters later it was all 'he's so hot, I wanna kiss him.' And she does. He never apologizes for his behavior and she lets it go how underhanded he was about her staying.
  
  There was a bit of drama that seemed to come out of left field and I didn't really care for it. I'd have rather the characters spent more time talking through their issues. It seems to me a lot with them was left unresolved.
  
  I do enjoy the series as a whole so I will be continuing.
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  Daisy Sauceda

  So here we have Alexis who is freaking smart as a whip. Heck she works for NASA, oh well she used to. However, my only issue is that given that she is smart she should know that time is different on another planet than Earth. She is trying to get back to resume her life. Like hello, houston we have a problem! That was my only issue, however you will see how each lady wanting to get back to Earth not even thinking about the time that they are gone. Anyways, Alexis and Dexar have some issues going on. They are both attracted to each other but Alexis is determined to escape and go back to Earth. When they are around each other, the tension is thick. Until finally it heats up. Things start happening and she may figure out what may be the cause of the low birth of females. Can Dexar keep her safe and convince her to stay? Will she be anther lady to fall for a warrior? Check it out and get a few good laughs as well.
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  Libra

  Can an orphan find a home on an alien world?
  
  Alexis is an orphan who grew up unwanted in foster homes, and is unable to believe that anyone could want her for HER. Dexar is the qatai of his tribe in a long line of qatais, who sees Alexis and knows immediately that he must have her for his own. But is it because of the prophecy foretelling peace or because of the way she enchants him and stands up to him?
  They're still looking for Charlie and Ivy, but this book gives you some clues for dragon hunting. Also, Alexis has danger on her trail, with assassination attempts even while she's under Dexar's protection.
  If you haven't read book 1-3 of Warriors of Agron yet, you should. Also, by Hope Hart is the Arcav Alien Invasion series which doesn't need to be read before this one.
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  Joetta Spurling

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  Seduced By The Alien Warrior: Warriors of Agron Book 4
  By Hope Hart
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  Alexis promised Dexar she would stay for a year. Like that's going to happen, NOT.
  Dexar has secrets, he has his reason why he made the deal with Alexis to stay a year but he's going to keep that to himself. Like that has ever worked out. The secrets usually come out and when they do it backfires.
  This series turned out great. The first book pulled me in and the great of the series had me flipping the pages and getting to the end of the books wanting more. I can't wait for the next book, it needs to be out NOW!
  Warriors of Agron
  Taken by the Alien Warrior
  Claimed by the Alien Warrior
  Saved by the Alien Warrior
  Seduced by the Alien Warrior
  Protected by the Alien Warrior July 10, 2020
  Captured by the Alien Warrior Aug 21, 2020
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  Goddess of Chaos

  "everyone knows that deals made under duress don’t count."
  
  In the first book in this series Dexar demanded Alexis remain in his camp for one year in exchange for information about a sighting of fellow abductee, and missing woman, Charlie. The first 15% or so of this book gives a different perspective on scenes and events from the previous there stories as we gain an understanding of what Alexis was doing during Ellue, Nevada and Beth's adventures.
  
  Alexis has been on her own for so long, that she finds it hard to believe someone simply wants her, or lives her. Dexar is responsible for an entire tribe, yet finds life is easier with someone by your side... When they aren't frustrating you to the point of distraction.
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  Kellie

  I love Alexis' attitude, I got a lot of laughs from her. One thing that's getting kind of annoying in these books is, the women are folding so fast and quickly after the H has wronged them in some way.
  
  Dexar lied to and manipulated our h. Even when her life was put in danger multiple times and it made it more dangerous because she didn't understand why all of it was happening. It's just irritating to watch a strong character who values herself so highly to push aside all of that when he simply apologized. Yes she loves him, but she could make him work for it.
  
  Timeline is shifty and confusing for sure. I am excited to read about Charlie's adventure with the dragon though. That sounds super cool
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  Desert Lumens

  Omg omg I’m fan girling and I’m a guy
  
  This book was so awesome! I can’t even begin! I’m just going to say that ENDING!! Holy cow! This series just keeps getting better and better! I say this with each review and it’s so damn true! My goodness this woman can write! Lordy! The action, the romance! At first Dexar was pissing me off because how he tricked Alexis but he quickly warmed up to me. This book was all types of sweet that I got cavities! Lol. I cannot wait to read the next book! This series is a forest fire! It’s so hawt and amazing!
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  Harlequin Madness

  Alexis and Dexar have their story and it’s a good one. I love how all these stories are woven together and there’s at least one scene that is in common with another book - just given from another character’s POV. Very interesting and clever. As with all the other books in this series, eyebrows are a main character in this book too. Seriously, count how many times an eyebrow is raised. Haha
  
  I love this couple together and how their story plays out. I highly recommend this book, and the series in general, to any fan of PNR/Alien romance books.
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  fridayinapril

  One more succumbs to Braxian charm
  
  Another great read by Hope Hart. I had been waiting to read Dexar and Alexis story.
  Dexar bargains for Alexis to stay in his camp in exchange for information that might help the Human women find their lost friends. Alexis reluctantly agrees to stay not knowing that Dexar means for her to stay with him forever.
  Expect a lot of bickering, flaming hot chemistry and a happy ever after.
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  Cora

  I wish there had been more interaction with his mom. I feel like there was a ton of potential for emotional connection between her and the heroine. An emotional connection that could have made the final reveal of the prophecy much more emotional for everyone involved.
  
  Speaking of the prophecy, we really don’t get much on it. Where did it come from? How does it even exist? What is with the three years and a day thing? So many questions, not enough answers
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  Loren

  2.5 Short changed again
  
  I’m not sure why the first 30% of the book is just word for word content from the other three books. It’s already short and underdeveloped. It really takes away from the story.
  
  I got to 30% and got tired of reading content I’d read three times already since the same repetition was done in the prior books.
  
  I’ll probably stop the series here since they seem to be getting shorter and less developed. It had promise but are so lazily plotted and written.