Uninvited: A Sci-fi Romantic Thriller
AdventureAdded on January 12, 2026
Description
"It has been a while since I last enjoyed a book so thoroughly. I wanted to yell with triumph, cry with happiness, and laugh aloud with the characters here. I can't recommend this book enough.""When is the next colony ship leaving for this place? I'm there. lol!""Gripping and hard to put down (and I have read it twice). This is classified as a "coming of age" novel for young adults. Don't let that put you off. In my 60's, I was thoroughly satisfied with the book."The Maruts of Hamarkhis want nothing to do with the uninvited guests who arrived from the stars. Neither race has any interest in learning about the other. When a young Marut rescues Kara, she has no choice but to travel with the tribeAs she faces the biggest challenge of her life, she finds courage she didn’t know she possessed and, determined to overcome the odds, what she learns changes everything.If you enjoy your sci-fi full of drama, action, and intrigue with a romantic twist, then you’ll love this adventure.Click ‘Buy now’ and enter Kara’s world of adventure today.
Reader Reviews
I was given this book in an exchange for a fair and honest review. In general terms, I did enjoy the story. The setting was marvelous - I'm a huge science fiction/space nerd so any time a story takes place on a strange planet makes me tingle with joy. I enjoyed all the scientific aspects of the story, how Kara was constantly accumulating data while she was with the Maruts and the explained differences between the tribesmen and the colonists. There was plenty of action in the story, enough to kee
Veiled Planet But Veiled Woman?“Assumptions should be proven or disproven by facts” Veiled Planet As for my assumptions, this book would be cliché, the indigenous people would be ‘hominids’ or like people, and that I would thoroughly enjoy this book, done, done, and done. Veiled Planet keeps you on the edge of your seat the same way the movie “Avatar” does, an adventure, a love story, intrigue, and mystery, but to a certain degree.Even knowing what was going to happen, I still wanted to read abo
I was given the opportunity to read and review this book freely. For the most part the story was okay, great even at some parts. I liked the world and conflict between the races, I liked the differences between humans and Maruts and the Marut culture. And I certainly loved the adventure and world setting. But, as in every book there is always something's that could be better and sadly, every story has its dips and downfalls. The big downfall in this book was the romance. Sure, the story evolved
