Serpents of the Abyss: The Darvel Exploratory Systems: 2 Paperback – 14 Sept. 2021

I love SJ Sanders work but I’ve put off reading this series because I couldn’t find anything endearing in the male characters, this one the most. But I loved the storytelling. The monstrous male leads are vicious yet devoted in all the right ways. It’s a beautiful well crafted and exciting story. I love the worlds these stories are set in and would love to read more! There are so many opportunities to savour the drama with other characters in each world. More please 🙏!!

Great adventure book with a really complex and interesting world building. The dynamics of the alien society is really well explored and the Darvel corp is exposed as being just as wicked as we all know.

I absolutely love s j sanders,she s got such a good way of writing stories that you get lost in the world's shes writing about,I get really excited when a new book of hers is realised because I know it's going to be great,this book is really good i can't wait for the second part of it

Love it from beginning to the end, I could write a whole paragraph but there is nothing I don't like about this book. SJ Sanders always surprises me with the effort and every little she puts into her books. Great story and I can't wait to read future books from her 😇

SJ sanders is starting to get on my favourite list, liked this second book on this universe more than the first, well developed stories lovely romance.

I loved it. I couldn't put it down. I loved all the characters and was surprised by the ending. Can't wait for the next oneI received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

I really liked the design of the serpents kind. It is scary but at the same time interresting. The couple is so cute!!!

this book has kept me entertained and rivetted. well written, so easy to read, it truly has alien aliens with their own unique culture. loved it

I find books by this author hit or miss. Some I just can’t get into for various reasons. This one was really enjoyable though once I got past the slow start.I liked the FMC. I enjoyed her being softer and more average instead of a wannabe badass. There are so many sassy badass-with-mad-skillz FMCs out there lately, particularly in the world of RH. At this point I would probably pay someone just to see an awkward, nervous, nerdy deer-in-headlights FMC…The aliens (not even going to try to remember how to spell their species lol) were very creative and interesting with the characters well-developed and easily distinguishable from each other. I really loved that they were a different take on nagas and that they aren’t pretty (though I admit, I have a weakness for pretty male omega characters or super pretty anime men *coughSesshoumarucough*. But I still really love some scary monster guys as well!The world building was great as well! The company made a good villain, though I kinda feel like the ending was rushed and their plans and motivations weren’t as clear as they could be. I also feel like the FMC’s relationship with the other two males was too rushed there at the end as well. I really liked Daskh and wanted more focus on their relationship finally coming together.I really enjoyed the unexpected adoption angle as well. That doesn’t happen often and it would have been nice for it to be fleshed out more instead something thrown in there in passing.Overall a really enjoyable read and I hope we can see more in the future. Perhaps the aquatic species? I think I would enjoy that more than revisiting the same one.

Nice F/M/M/M Romance

This kindle takes a peak at creatures reminiscent of Coatal- no, not the flying extinct animal. The species is unique and interesting, and we can clearly see that the author is aware how both genders are capable of cruelty and abuse; but keeps it high and tight in mind that humans will always behave the worst.The characters drag on pretty bad for the start of the kindle until we reach our harem of main characters at about 20% of the way in, each of which take awhile to get used to, but we are allotted the time to learn them.Overall, its a decent read- but the author really needs to invest in a beta reader to help her identify her spelling and other errors. By the end, it gives off the same feeling as Ruby Dixon's Ice Planet Barbarians with its possibility for sequels with other pairings.