If you’re looking for a very fun, slightly vacuous, super hot read and the idea of interspecies sex works for you, I think you’ll love this book.
I’m all for dudes whose favorite activity is sexually satisfying their true love, but other than that, I found Vektal to be a bit too Tarzan for me.
Vektal, well, outside of his amazing wang and his ability to successfully navigate his world and protect his woman, is kinda dull. I’d really like to hang out with her although not on the ice planet which, frankly, sounds horrifying. Georgie is snarky, smart, super into phenomenal orgasms–Vektal’s equipment is something else in all the best ways–and determined to save herself and the other women on the downed ship. Not from the little green men who whisked her off to another galaxy, not from the aliens with basketballesque heads who guard her and the other kidnapped girls–these cretins use rape as a disciplinary tool, so if that’s a deal breaker for you, you’ve been warned–and not from Vektal, the seven foot tall, horned blue alien–he’s one of the good ones–who introduces himself to Georgie by engaging in a wondrous act of cunnilingus. Georgie Carruthers, a twenty-two year old bank teller, does not take sh*t from anyone. I mean, I enjoyed Ice Planet Barbarians–it’s funny, full of female-centric torrid love scenes, and it was kind of interesting to consider whether or not a symbiotic relationship with a worm can really facilitate finding one’s soul mate.Īnd, whoa, does it have a strong willed heroine although I struggled a bit with how quickly she got over losing her life on Earth. I guess if I read more of the series– book 22 just came out in February– I might better understand why readers are obsessed with Dixon’s books. You’re looking for more, however, aren’t you? You want to know why Ruby Dixon’s wildly successful series about a group of women who, after being kidnapped from Earth and imprisoned on a spaceship which then crashes, find themselves on an ice planet populated by large blue aliens, mostly male, all of whom are searching for true love, babies, and copious hot sex, have sold bazillions and been analyzed by luminaries such as CNN and countless blogs. Here’s my one sentence review of this book: “ Ice Planet Barbarians is predictable, ridiculous, and a damn good time.”
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