The Queen of Ceren ~ HASH ~ Book 3 by April M. Reign

What if you were destined to leave Earth and take your place as the rightful ruler of a planet in a galaxy far away?

When two worlds collide, love defies time and space. On the Ceren Mainship, Aric and Jade, a human-alien hybrid, discover that her pregnancy is in danger. Before Aric can become King of Ceren, his warrior skills will be tested. Together, they will risk everything in order to save his planet from extinction by an ancient enemy.

Destiny knows no boundaries in this explosive, epic space adventure of honor and deceit, love and loss and high-stakes battles with vicious foes. Will Aric save his home planet's people, who wait in peril for the young king to return and claim the empty throne? Will Jade prove to his people that she’s worthy to be their royal queen?

QUEEN OF CEREN is April M. Reign's third futuristic science fiction romance novel in the Human Alien Species Hybrid (HASH) series. @goodreads

MY REVIEWS:

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1368553326                    3 STARS

 I am actually sad about this book, it's the third book in the trilogy and it just wasn't as good as the first two.

I'm not really sure what went wrong for me on this book. I mean they escaped Earth and are on their way to Ceren. Aric is supposed to take his place as King and Jade is going to be the Queen. They have some bumps along the way having to try to train Aric in how to be a warrior and stopping at a planet when they see their distress beacon.

There were problems with Jade's baby, but they got that figured out when the baby did a sort of mind meld with Jade. So she gave birth to a healthy baby.

The book just seemed so distant, no pun intended.

There was no reaching the planet and celebrating or learning about the people/aliens. Aric and Jade didn't seem like the same people to me. It's hard to explain. I was hoping for them to get there, get married, have the baby, deal with all kinds of craziness while there but still be themselves.

The ending wasn't what I expected either. It ended as if a continuation but if this is the third in the trilogy then it didn't end that way.

In my opinion I feel like someone hurried the author to push this book out because she did such a wonderful job on the other two books and this didn't seem like her at all.

I still liked the book, just not as awesome as the first two so I'm going with a lower rate, which sucks :/