I Married A Naga

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She got more than she bargained for.

When Serena comes to Trangor to participate in the First Hunt, the last thing she expects is to find herself forced to marry an Ordosian… or be executed. She knows nothing of his people, nothing of him, except that he’s got fangs, scales,…

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2 authors picked I Married A Naga as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

Cara Bristol

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What makes I Married a Naga stand out is the hero. He’s a half-humanoid, half-snake alien. The heroine is human.

I had hesitated to read I Married a Naga because it involved snake people. Snakes? No thanks! But I kept seeing the book and finally decided to give it a try. Thanks to author Regine Abel’s excellent storytelling, I got accustomed to the idea of a snake-man.

He’ll never be my favorite book boyfriend, but I warmed to him and thoroughly enjoyed the unforgettable characters and world-building.

From Cara's list on sci-fi romances that you won’t be able to forget.

Elizabeth Stephens

Author

All hail the queen of sci-fi romance. Regine Abel is one of the most prolific and well-respected authors in the genre. She’s dozens of dozens of titles and they’re exceptional. This one in particular features an actual alien-looking lizard alien who is obsessed with the heroine. In addition to a truly alien-looking hero, the heroine is well-rounded with drive and skills as a huntress.

From Elizabeth's list on alien romances featuring heroines of color.