Sophia Triad's Reviews > Barbarian's Touch

Lila and her sister Maddie wake up from their one year sleep at the alien slavers’ ship.
After they relax a bit AND they accept their Khui AND they understand that the huge, blue, horny (literally and figuratively) aliens are their friends; hearing-disabled Lila is stolen by Hassen.
Rokan will try to find her and bring her back; while Lila escapes from Hassen and discovers the joy of living with the yeti.

Oh God, I really wanted to like this one. And I almost did like it. But by the end of it, I was really tired out. Firstly it is really long. Or maybe it felt really long. I don’t know. There were so many details. It was almost like I was reading the first novel of the series again.

And then there this part of the book where Lila questions the truth of her feelings:

“You only wanted me after you started purring.”
“I came for you even before that happened.”

I hated this part, because it really slows things down even more.
I don’t like it when they don’t accept the rightness of the Khui.
I absolutely love the Khui.
Khui knows what it is doing.
Khui is never wrong.

Go Khui! Yeah Khui!