Title:
Protector of
My Heart

Author:
Justus Roux

Published By:
Erotictales
Publication

ISBN #:
0-9754080-1-1

Release Date:
Available Now

Format:
Electronic

Justus Roux’s Protector of My Heart is a fun story that borders on the entertainment one might find with an adult version of the Saturday morning cartoon. Ms. Roux tells the story of Robin, an Earth woman brought to the planet Malka by a fierce and very amorous warrior Niro, with splendid style.

As the story begins, Robin has once again vainly attempted to engage her husband Charlie in a romantic and creative session of lovemaking. Charlie is your basic white bread type lover. He shows up but that’s about it. Following a less than satisfying engagement with Charlie, Robin settles down with a romance novel that, at a minimum, gives her dreams of a satisfying love life.

Malka is a planet similar to Earth but with two warring factions: the dark haired Dascons of which Niro hails from and the blond haired, rather evil Larmats. Both cultures suffer from a dearth of women. In an attempt to repopulate their planet, Niro is sent to Earth to abscond with two women. The hope of Niro’s people is that if these two women survive, more will come and alleviate the shortage of women on the planet. Added to the mix are the Rundals, lizard like beings who not only have the advanced technology of spacecraft, but can also determine whether or not the Earth and Malkan beings can mate and produce healthy offspring.

Niro is a dream come true to Robin, a gorgeous, amorous and adventurous warrior who becomes her protector. For Niro, Robin is also a perfect match in her eagerness to explore his most sensual delights with him. For the fan or believer of alien beings, the addition of the lizard-like Rundals adds a touch of a sci-fi element.

Ms. Roux tells a decent story of alien abduction and blossoming love along with some very steamy love scenes. Much of the language used by Niro and his people is cartoonish and at times somewhat juvenile providing a fun sort of read. It’s a good story to pick up on a Saturday morning and read aloud to whom ever the reader may be waking up next to, barring its not your child!

Reviewed by: Regan