I really enjoyed Ice Planet Barbarians when I read it all the way back in 2015.
See Possible Triggers for Abuse and OTT sad parts.No separation between the Hero and Heroine.Does have slight OW drama (the Hero’s ex-love is his tribe’s healer).Since the series follows a close-knit community, many couples are prominently featured in later books which may explain why a lower-ranked book’s couple is higher-ranked (see Barbarian’s Alien, for example). Book 7.1) must be read after the book it’s listed under: to read books 7.1 and 7.2 you’re supposed to read Book 7 first.īooks with a 🌟 beside them are one of my favourites in the series! Important to note is that in each book review I note where the book and couple rank in the 20 book series (with 1st being the best). Each of the books listed as a sub-bullet point (e.g. The review of the series includes reviews on each of the following books (listed in order of release). When a review (below) mentions “ story continues in:” it means those books are told (at least in part) from the perspective of that couple. Because the series follows a tight-knit group, the reader gets casual updates on the lives of couples from previous books. Most of the books in Ruby Dixon’s Ice Planet Barbarians series centre a human woman and her fated alien mate and the trials of them becoming a couple while surviving on a planet colder than the arctic tundra.Įach of the books concludes with a happy-for-now (HFN) ending.
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