Alien Slave

By Tracy St. John

Clans of Kalquor 5. Dani Watson is a sex slave on the planet of Dantovon. Having escaped post-Armageddon Earth, she’s resigned to spending several years working in a brothel to pay off her slave contract. Her one consolation is that she avoided being captured and enslaved by the Kalquorians.
When a Kalquorian clan buys her contract, Dani attempts escape. Crashing on a remote moon gets her puts her life in jeopardy, leaving her and the clan of Gelan, Wynhod, and Krijero fighting for survival in a hostile environment. Worse still, they’re being hunted by a group of brutal Tragooms who are determined to capture Dani and subject her to a fate worse than mere slavery.

• Language: English
• Publisher: New Concepts Publishing
• Release date: Feb 17, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476497679

Tracy St. John

Tracy St. John writes bestselling science fiction romances. She lives in Georgia with her husband and son, fending off mosquitos and running away from hurricanes. Before settling in to write fulltime, she worked in video production, both behind and in front of the camera. She was often cast as the gun-toting bad gal, getting handcuffed in the end. She hopes that hot alien cops will intercept those videos and investigate her nefarious schemes. Soon.

Reviews for Alien Slave

[tetisheri-604255 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Poor Dani. Everyone has let her down her entire life and she is incredibly impulsive. I can totally get that. That means that she makes some stupid mistakes though, like signing up to be an indentured sex worker in a brothel, or running away from the Kalquorian clan who purchased her contract from the brothel. She knows that the Kalquorians are her enemies and destroyed Earth, even if she had fun with them, so now that she doesn't have the tracking chip on her collar around her neck, she's going to run away and find a place where Earthers can be safe. However, it doesn't work that way.

I feel for Dani and she frustrates me too. She's much more competent than the Kalquorians give her credit for at first, but that doesn't mean that she didn't run away from them and end up on a ship that was falling apart and crashed on a dangerous moon. They do take good care of her though, even when she doesn't want them too.

I thought this was a good addition to the rest of the series.