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Baby An Alien Apocalyptic Saga Species Intervention #6609 Series Book 1 eBook JK Accinni

This week I had the pleasure of reading "Baby, Species Intervention #6609," a novel by J.K. Accinni (edited/published by Skinny Leopard Media). As fate would have it, only last week I blogged about the reasons I read/write Sci-Fi at the Sweet N Sexy Divas blogspot, and it is against that blog I rate "Baby" as a solid five-star read. As stated in my blog, my criteria for outstanding Sci-Fi are imagination, technology, believability and some link to a fundamental force in the Universe larger than us. "Baby" brought all of those elements together, plus a compelling story that I couldn't put down.

"Baby" tells the plight of a poor young woman, Netty, who escapes a brutal and violent marriage. Netty's husband, twenty-two years her senior, is a corrupt judge during the time of prohibition (1929). As a lawyer years earlier, he discovered Netty inherited land and money she knows nothing about, and he married Netty to get her wealth. When he plans Netty's death several years later, she escapes to a childhood hiding place. It is there she encounters a dying Oolahan, a creature who crash-landed on earth. That's where the story gets incredibly interesting.

The Oolahan can heal living things, but not themselves. Netty nurses the creature back to life, and they establish a lifelong bond. Astonishingly, Netty's dilapidated farm undergoes a metamorphosis that defies logic as the Oolahan gets stronger, and J.K. Accinni develops the relationship between the two so carefully the reader will fall in love with them both. Hard work brings some success to Netty, but she can scarcely keep up. She subsequently saves Wil, a younger man, from freezing to death, and the two become close as he pitches in to help with the chores. Wil eventually discovers "Baby," the Oolahan, and the three of them blossom into a loving family.

There are, however, downsides. Both Wil and Netty are changed, physically and mentally, by Baby. Alas, Netty's husband remains a mean-spirited brute with far reaching influence. When her husband re-discovers his wife, and realizes his claim to her inheritance could be challenged, he moves to have everyone associated with her eliminated. Murder after murder follows, and the story of love becomes one of heartache and horror.

But wait, there's more. Netty, Baby and Wil have all changed ... to the point they transcend death. And Baby has produced an offspring of his own. The retributions begin, and we find even the kindest creature imaginable is capable of vengeance.

Beyond a fantastic and imaginative storyline, there is also this: the book is extremely well-edited and the vocabulary is refreshing. J.K. Accinni is an articulate and masterful storyteller with a solid understanding of grammar. I loved reading this novel. You will too.


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Baby An Alien Apocalyptic Saga Species Intervention #6609 Series Book 1 eBook JK Accinni Reviews

I am not necessarily a sci-fi girl, but decided to read this book to help the author. This book was given to me by J.K. Accinni is exchange for an honest review.

Baby Species Intervention #6609 is probably not a book that I would have chosen to read on my own. I am a vampire/shifter/angel/paranormal/romance kind of girl and that is the type of book I would ordinarily choose. However, when the author was asking for reviewers, I responded. I decided that it would be a welcome(?) change-of-pace.

I was totally surprised to find out that I liked the book! It was slow going at first because I didn't expect to enjoy the story. Boy was I wrong! From the point where Sister (Netty) firrst finds Brother (Baby), I was hooked. This story is well-written and includes abuse, escape, survival, love, suspense, all the elements of a great story! I don't want to spoil it for the rest of you, so I'll just say this! If you are a sci-fi fan, and maybe if you're not, you will not regret reading Baby! I've already started the sequel in the series, Echo!
Baby by J. K. Accinni
Species Intervention #6609

Rating5*****

This book was provided from the author in exchange for honest literary review.

This is one of those books that I read that is far from my comfort zone. I am usually a girl meets hot guy, finds out he can shift into cute dog, and the two live happily ever after type of reader. This is not one of those stories.
Baby is an emotional journey. At first, I wasn't sure whether or not to be repulsed by the creature. However, as the novel went on I fell in love with the little guy. I was amazed he had greater respect for human life than most people. This is a story of love, abuse, tragedy, and overcoming all odds. It blends a great mix of very descriptive language and scenery to make to scenes realistic to the reader.
The plot is very well paced and developed. I was totally drawn in from the beginning, and developed a relationship with Netty. I could so feel her pain. I truly understand how she could bond with Baby, but fear human contact.
I have to say that I am very glad I picked this one up. It is a great series, and this is just the first book. I was very surprised to learn that this book was a debut by this author. It isn't reflected on her work, that's for sure. It is written more like a seasoned veteran. Even the editing is flawless. I do recommend this one for you to pick up. I have very high standards now for book two.
This week I had the pleasure of reading "Baby, Species Intervention #6609," a novel by J.K. Accinni (edited/published by Skinny Leopard Media). As fate would have it, only last week I blogged about the reasons I read/write Sci-Fi at the Sweet N Sexy Divas blogspot, and it is against that blog I rate "Baby" as a solid five-star read. As stated in my blog, my criteria for outstanding Sci-Fi are imagination, technology, believability and some link to a fundamental force in the Universe larger than us. "Baby" brought all of those elements together, plus a compelling story that I couldn't put down.

"Baby" tells the plight of a poor young woman, Netty, who escapes a brutal and violent marriage. Netty's husband, twenty-two years her senior, is a corrupt judge during the time of prohibition (1929). As a lawyer years earlier, he discovered Netty inherited land and money she knows nothing about, and he married Netty to get her wealth. When he plans Netty's death several years later, she escapes to a childhood hiding place. It is there she encounters a dying Oolahan, a creature who crash-landed on earth. That's where the story gets incredibly interesting.

The Oolahan can heal living things, but not themselves. Netty nurses the creature back to life, and they establish a lifelong bond. Astonishingly, Netty's dilapidated farm undergoes a metamorphosis that defies logic as the Oolahan gets stronger, and J.K. Accinni develops the relationship between the two so carefully the reader will fall in love with them both. Hard work brings some success to Netty, but she can scarcely keep up. She subsequently saves Wil, a younger man, from freezing to death, and the two become close as he pitches in to help with the chores. Wil eventually discovers "Baby," the Oolahan, and the three of them blossom into a loving family.

There are, however, downsides. Both Wil and Netty are changed, physically and mentally, by Baby. Alas, Netty's husband remains a mean-spirited brute with far reaching influence. When her husband re-discovers his wife, and realizes his claim to her inheritance could be challenged, he moves to have everyone associated with her eliminated. Murder after murder follows, and the story of love becomes one of heartache and horror.

But wait, there's more. Netty, Baby and Wil have all changed ... to the point they transcend death. And Baby has produced an offspring of his own. The retributions begin, and we find even the kindest creature imaginable is capable of vengeance.

Beyond a fantastic and imaginative storyline, there is also this the book is extremely well-edited and the vocabulary is refreshing. J.K. Accinni is an articulate and masterful storyteller with a solid understanding of grammar. I loved reading this novel. You will too.