Alien Planet Book Novels & Stories

It’s the aftermath of an apocalypse of life on earth as we know it. The planet has suffered a devastating alteration to its surface composition. Although the earth has been resilient in the face of catastrophe over the millenniums and has already begun to rejuvenate in some way or another, there is speculation that it might never completely recover from the nuclear war that raged as a last resort for the powers that be to hang onto the control of the planet and not lose it to the few humans who were assisting with the invasion of a dominant alien race. There are only a select few areas that aren’t affected. These areas were quickly seized by the invading aliens and the humans who’d worked

I whisper, and the creature holds up a finger before stepping towards a bright panel. It presses something and steps back toward me cautiously. "Please remain calm," it says, and my eyes widen. "Where's my Mam," I question as my muscles instinctively prepare for pain. "Your Mam is on Earth. You have been transported to Kea. My home planet. Your illness and injuries have been healed. You have been sent from your planet to participate in a Harvest tournament. I am your correspondent, Jali (jail-ee). My job is to inform you of rules and traditions relating to the Harvest. I understand you have many questions, but your body needs sustenance," the alien says and my brain practically explodes.

As they drew closer, the light grew brighter, revealing a strange, alien landscape. The ground was a swirling mass of dark energy, and the sky was a void of infinite blackness. Towering structures, made of twisted metal and living stone, rose from the ground, their forms grotesque and unnatural. A sense of dread washed over them. This was not a place of peace or tranquility. It was a realm of pure evil, a dimension born from the darkest corners of the universe. As they ventured deeper into this alien world, they encountered strange, twisted creatures. Some were humanoid, their forms distorted and grotesque. Others were amorphous masses of darkness, their shapes constantly shifting and changi

I laugh, handing it back quickly. “What?” She looks at us, clearly amused. “You’re reading alien smut?” Chase laughs, sounding both surprised and entertained. “Yes, this particular alien can split its wotsit in two, see?” She flips through the book and shows us a page. “We’ll take your word for it, Sweetness. I don’t need to read about an alien splitting his package in two, thanks,” Jax laughs. “That’s not all it does. It can grow! It has bumps along it too, making sex even more pleasurable. And he has this little spout thing that sucks and attaches to the woman’s clit,” Dhalia explains, far too casually.

Amara stepped out of Alpha Darius's car after he gave her a soft kiss, not glancing back as she entered the apartment she shared with Linda. Inside, she found Linda seated in the living room, engrossed in a book. “You're back,” Linda said, closing the book and turning her attention to Amara. “You don't look okay.” “Do you want to talk about it?” she asked. Amara nodded, sinking into the couch beside her. “What happened?” Linda asked gently.

It seemed to be showing me something, and before I knew it, I found myself twisting the doorknob that the firefly was hovering around. The door creaked open, and I stepped through, only to find myself outside. It was like stepping into another world. I turned to the firefly and whispered, "Thank you, my little guide." As I gazed up at the stars, I felt a sense of wonder and excitement. What other secrets did the night hold? I couldn't wait to find out.

There was a book and a pen on the coffee table, though, which was something. Crystal leaned over, picked it up, and was disappointed to discover that it wasn't a diary or journal. The title on the book's jacket read: Howard's Amazing Adventure- and according to the back cover, the book told the story of an alien rabbit that had accidentally broken into the earth. Crystal picked up the book, turned a few pages randomly, and finally put it down indifferently.

The creature gives me a big toothy smile and says “ And thee are already here, so let us try. The Galdrians are similar to thee’s species and after research on thee’s information forum us have found that thee should find them attractive after thee have gotten used to thees differences.” My anger spikes again. “You can not take someone from their home, from their family and friends, bring them out in space and tell them to breed some alien!” I yell at the creature, then I fall back onto the bed with a sign. I wonder if anyone has realised that I’m gone yet. At least my job will know when I don’t appear in the morning. Amanda usually sleeps till noon so she won't miss me until the evening. “Ho

Maya quivered in anticipation as she set foot on her first alien planet, not the world she'd be living on yet but one Lex insisted she see. It had waving pink grass that tickled her ankles in a sensuous way. The trees in the distance appeared to be purple, and a babbling brook flowed with the colors of a rainbow, a pastel perfect planet made for pleasure.

But as Hope turned to tell the village they were safe, she saw something in the book that made her breath catch. On the final page, beneath the signatures, was a Map of the Andromeda Galaxy. And beneath the map, a single line of text in a child’s handwriting: "The Accountant was just the Clerk. The Owner is coming. And he doesn't want the Earth. He wants the Heir." From the dark woods behind Port Trinity, the boy in the space suit stepped out once more, holding a silver ball that was now glowing a terrifying, blood-red.