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Ice Ice Babies Ice Planet Barbarians A Slice of Life Short Story eBook Ruby Dixon

I'm a fan of this series but to be honest, I'm going to pass on any more of these short tales. Dixon is a good writer and I like her style but I was originally drawn to the Not-Hoth world for the romantic sci-fi love stories. I'm sure many fans will be excited by these brief snippets of life on the ice planet but they just don't fit with my reading interests. This is a quick look at day to day life mostly from Nora's perspective as she struggles to convince Dagesh that it's alright to take some time off for his family. Baby care and befriending Asha are also prevalent themes.


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Ice Ice Babies Ice Planet Barbarians A Slice of Life Short Story eBook Ruby Dixon Reviews

This is a novella - a little slice of life - and it is so well written! It's part of a larger series, and one of Ruby Dixon's talent is to create a unique, authentic voice for all her characters. In some of the series I've read, the characters from book to book are not compelling - it is hard to remember who is who - but with this series, I could tell you something about each of the lead heros and heroines, right now, off the top of my head! That's not a testament to my memory but to Dixon's memorable writing.

And I love the story line. I am so glad that we are hearing some of Asha's story ... cannot wait!
I have wondered about the women who resonated right away. And Nora having twins? Made me tired just thinking about them. Asha is a more sympathetic character here. Cannot even imagine how heartbreaking it must be to lose an infant. Dagesh feels deeply that his family's survival depends on him. And of course subtle hints do not work... he's a barbarian! I love the little stories that flesh out the novels!
I love this whole series and it is fun when these novellas are released to help tide us over until the next full story comes out. I read about 5 or six books a week, every week, even though I have a full time job and this series is not like the other "sci-fi romance" books. While I am a huge fan of the genre this series stands out because it is so different. Ms. Dixon allows for the types of differences that would have to exist should two different but compatible species coexist. But these differences don't stop the heat or the forever after kind of love we look for in a good romance. I can NOT wait for the next book and hope there will be many more. There just has to be another crash landing with human females aboard! All the guys, and girls, deserve their own HEA!
Babies are arriving, slowly but surely! Nora had TWINS! But suddenly her mate doesn't seem to want her any more! What's happened?

Nora's mate, Dagesh, is one of the hunters and he can't get the thought of his No-rah and their kits, Anna and Elsa, going hungry, so he's working as hard as he can to fill his caches with lots of meat.

How can they get back together? Will a lonely alien mother who lost her own kit help them?
Being a new mom is rough. Being a new mom on an icy planet to two babies is even rougher. Nora is dealing with all that, plus having Daglesh disappear on her every day to hunt. Not that Daglesh was trying to get out of helping or anything. His fears that he wouldn't be able to provide for his family when the weather got even worse is driving him to hunt longer and harder than ever before.

Basically, this was another little glimpse into the lives of couples who are dealing with the next stage of their relationships. Nora and Daglesh have a lot to juggle with two new babies and the brutal season coming on fast, but they're figuring it out.

I seriously adore this series. It's sexy and oddly easy to relate to considering it's about blue-skinned, horned, tailed aliens on a distant icy planet. *thumbs up all around*

-Kelly @ Reading the Paranormal
This was a super cute and super short story between Nora and Dagesh.

She has twins, Anna and Elsa, hehe. Poor Dagesh is having bad dreams of them going hungry and is running himself tired hunting all the time. She is soooo overwhelmed and lonely.

Poor baby.

She reaches out to Asha who misses her baby everyday. Asha is more than happy to help. She LOVES babies. And she helps Nora understand her mate and get back to it.

Really sweet and short.
This may be just a small taste of life in the caves, but it's perfection! Seeing inside Nora's daily life and the struggles of a new mother made my heart clench.

If you haven't read the series yet, you need to read the others first to fully enjoy it! Best series I've devoured in a long, long time.

Five stars

Review by Miranda at Mommy's a Book Whore.
I'm a fan of this series but to be honest, I'm going to pass on any more of these short tales. Dixon is a good writer and I like her style but I was originally drawn to the Not-Hoth world for the romantic sci-fi love stories. I'm sure many fans will be excited by these brief snippets of life on the ice planet but they just don't fit with my reading interests. This is a quick look at day to day life mostly from Nora's perspective as she struggles to convince Dagesh that it's alright to take some time off for his family. Baby care and befriending Asha are also prevalent themes.