--- product_id: 580223815 title: "A Monster's Treasure: Kadrixan Mates, Book 1" price: "€ 2.76" currency: EUR in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.fr/products/580223815-a-monsters-treasure-kadrixan-mates-book-1 store_origin: FR region: France --- # A Monster's Treasure: Kadrixan Mates, Book 1 **Price:** € 2.76 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** A Monster's Treasure: Kadrixan Mates, Book 1 - **How much does it cost?** € 2.76 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.fr](https://www.desertcart.fr/products/580223815-a-monsters-treasure-kadrixan-mates-book-1) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description Clara Unfairly convicted of a crime, I’m sent to serve the Kadrixan males for their rutting season. The Kadrixans. Even their name inspires terror. Fiery-skinned and devil-like, they stand head and shoulders taller than any human man. Our colony made a terrible bargain with these monsters. The Kadrixans give us precious ore in exchange for the one thing they need. Women. Like me. When we meet our Kadrixan captors, I come face to face with a massive, brawny beast who claims I belong to him. And not just for the rutting season. He wants me forever. Krxare I never expected to claim a human mate, but one look at the curvy female and I know she’s mine. Hunger claws at my mind and that of every other warrior in my regiment. All of us are on the brink of the rut which makes us more belligerent with each passing day. Without females, we’ll tear each other apart with rage. We depend upon our bargain. Human females for Kadrixan ore. The females arrive and there is one who stirs my primitive desire: Clara. She thinks I’m a monster; I see it in her eyes and scent it in her fear. She vows to return to her people after the rut is over, but I vow to claim my mate, to woo her and prove she’s mine. Review: Wildly hilarious, seductive, & feelgood (5+++🌟) - I giggled, cheesed, & blushed my way through this entire book. It was so incredible that after initially reading it in KU, I went ahead and purchased my own copy. That honestly says more than anything else I could tell you. Try the sample, I guarantee you'll be hooked too. QUICK LOOK: (👹+👰=🌋🖤😂) *hilarious culture clashes & sarcasm *fiercely seductive romance & steam *epic worldbuilding & adventure *fighting & action *adorable animals & their antics *A growly monster w/wings *A feisty & smart female *all the feel-goods & consent *once a year rut * satisfying HEA DETAILED LOOK: The "demon monsters" in this book: come in shades of red, have huge & deadly wings, horns, multiple claws, a long & agile devil tail, a split tongue, they exude pheromones, go into a rut once a year, and many more goodies I'm not allowed to say🌋😁. The Kadrixans were exiled from their home planet of Kadri by the Empress, for refusing to mow down innocents in the name of politics and greed. Commander Krxare doesn't regret the orders he gave, it was the right thing to do. But he does feel guilty that his warriors were punished along with him. Never to see their home planet again. Nor the extravagant aeries they'd painstakingly built over the years to acquire a mate. Worse, they had no females to get them through their yearly rut. The rut was normally a joyous event to find mates or have offspring. But it was a death sentence to an exiled Kadrixan, for without females to ease their rut, they'd go into an unstoppable rage. Luckily they had stolen enough supplies and ships to find a new home. A bountiful new planet called Vokira, that was wild and mostly unclaimed. There were a few native tribes spread over the land and one large human colony. Even so, the Kadrixans had lost quite a few warriors to the rut that first year. Now they traded valuable resources in exchange for willing human women from the colony. The human colony is dealing with a lot of inequality and political machinations as well. A bunch of human women have to choose between participating in the rut or going to the new Utopia project. Since no human has ever came back from the Utopia project, quite a few women actually choose the rut. Including an artist that was fired and evicted from her home for a negative comment she made about the colony. When Clara arrives at the Kadrixan compound, commander Krxare shocks everyone by falling to his knees. That only happens when in the presence of a mate. This is their story & they're gonna have to work for it. Clara has a brother back at the colony and he's in some trouble of his own. When he goes missing a much bigger conspiracy unfolds & it keeps getting better as you wade in. Along the way, we get to know the individual warriors and humans (their interactions are comedic gold). It's told in dual POV, where there's dedicated chapters to each character, so we get both sides without confusion. We are taken on an adventure through the native tribes, the deceptive human colony, and the new home of the Kradixians (including their compound). We get to see their cultures, cuisines, animals and much more. There is a main plot and several side ones. The romance and steam is weaved throughout, never sacrificing the plot. Each book features a new couple and their complete HEA but also has overarching storylines. MY OPINIONS: My favorite part about this book was how it made me feel. I laughed until I cried, felt my heart melt, and walked away ecstatic. Seeing gruff monsters cherish vulnerable things like animals, their environment, and a mate is everything. Not everything is sweet, these are warriors after all. But the fighting and growling is done to perfection, whether it's a real fight against an enemy or a teasing/dominant one with a mate. In a couple of scenes I blushed & looked around guiltily before remembering I was an adult an could read whatever I wanted lol. Def hot and enthralling content. It hit me right in the gut. Not just the love scenes and dirty talk. Seeing the couple fight for their love, to know and understand someone so different from themself. Gah magic and bliss. There's a ton of relatable scenes in the book involving humor and sarcasm. I wanted to be a part of their friend group. And the pet companions were the cutest little things I've ever heard of- they had the warriors wrapped around their fingers lol. If I had to compare this book with one I've read before I'd say: *Ruby Dixon's Mathiras OR *Regine Abel's I Married A Naga Absolutely incredible book, I wholeheartedly recommend, & cannot wait for the next one in the series. Happy reading fellow romance lovers! Review: No Force Relations - I think Lynnea Lee did herself a disservice with the summary of this book since it makes it seem as though women are forced into sex without true consent and that isn't the case. She just does a terrible job of laying it out in the synopsis and in the story. I highlighted the different parts where it was explained and they were too spread out to be coherent so had to be sort of tied together, but basically Human Women that chose the rut could change their minds and just stay in their assigned housing area for the duration. They were treated well and any hook-ups were consensual (even if the Kadrixan was in rut fever). I bring this up because I wasn't going to read this series since I'm not into dark romances with non-consent and I truly thought that was part of this series, however thanks to another review I found mentioning it was consensual, I decided to give it a go. Honestly, I enjoyed it more than I thought I would and it is definitely similar to Lee's Xarcn series (which I loved). I liked the world building and the characters. I think the description of the Kadrixan legs is odd considering she described them as having backwards knees, but based on them having forward facing thighs for their mates to sit on, I'm guessing the intent was to describe more of a satyr legs or maybe like a cat's back legs since they end with clawed feet. Regardless, that's how I'm interpreting it since it was just confusing and I made the mistake of looking up backwards knees...needless to say it doesn't match up. Anyway, yes I would recommend this book. It's a simple story with enough world building to kick off a light distopian alien romance series. ## Images ![A Monster's Treasure: Kadrixan Mates, Book 1 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/910P+VnC4PL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Media Format** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wildly hilarious, seductive, & feelgood (5+++🌟) *by J***R on October 6, 2022* I giggled, cheesed, & blushed my way through this entire book. It was so incredible that after initially reading it in KU, I went ahead and purchased my own copy. That honestly says more than anything else I could tell you. Try the sample, I guarantee you'll be hooked too. QUICK LOOK: (👹+👰=🌋🖤😂) *hilarious culture clashes & sarcasm *fiercely seductive romance & steam *epic worldbuilding & adventure *fighting & action *adorable animals & their antics *A growly monster w/wings *A feisty & smart female *all the feel-goods & consent *once a year rut * satisfying HEA DETAILED LOOK: The "demon monsters" in this book: come in shades of red, have huge & deadly wings, horns, multiple claws, a long & agile devil tail, a split tongue, they exude pheromones, go into a rut once a year, and many more goodies I'm not allowed to say🌋😁. The Kadrixans were exiled from their home planet of Kadri by the Empress, for refusing to mow down innocents in the name of politics and greed. Commander Krxare doesn't regret the orders he gave, it was the right thing to do. But he does feel guilty that his warriors were punished along with him. Never to see their home planet again. Nor the extravagant aeries they'd painstakingly built over the years to acquire a mate. Worse, they had no females to get them through their yearly rut. The rut was normally a joyous event to find mates or have offspring. But it was a death sentence to an exiled Kadrixan, for without females to ease their rut, they'd go into an unstoppable rage. Luckily they had stolen enough supplies and ships to find a new home. A bountiful new planet called Vokira, that was wild and mostly unclaimed. There were a few native tribes spread over the land and one large human colony. Even so, the Kadrixans had lost quite a few warriors to the rut that first year. Now they traded valuable resources in exchange for willing human women from the colony. The human colony is dealing with a lot of inequality and political machinations as well. A bunch of human women have to choose between participating in the rut or going to the new Utopia project. Since no human has ever came back from the Utopia project, quite a few women actually choose the rut. Including an artist that was fired and evicted from her home for a negative comment she made about the colony. When Clara arrives at the Kadrixan compound, commander Krxare shocks everyone by falling to his knees. That only happens when in the presence of a mate. This is their story & they're gonna have to work for it. Clara has a brother back at the colony and he's in some trouble of his own. When he goes missing a much bigger conspiracy unfolds & it keeps getting better as you wade in. Along the way, we get to know the individual warriors and humans (their interactions are comedic gold). It's told in dual POV, where there's dedicated chapters to each character, so we get both sides without confusion. We are taken on an adventure through the native tribes, the deceptive human colony, and the new home of the Kradixians (including their compound). We get to see their cultures, cuisines, animals and much more. There is a main plot and several side ones. The romance and steam is weaved throughout, never sacrificing the plot. Each book features a new couple and their complete HEA but also has overarching storylines. MY OPINIONS: My favorite part about this book was how it made me feel. I laughed until I cried, felt my heart melt, and walked away ecstatic. Seeing gruff monsters cherish vulnerable things like animals, their environment, and a mate is everything. Not everything is sweet, these are warriors after all. But the fighting and growling is done to perfection, whether it's a real fight against an enemy or a teasing/dominant one with a mate. In a couple of scenes I blushed & looked around guiltily before remembering I was an adult an could read whatever I wanted lol. Def hot and enthralling content. It hit me right in the gut. Not just the love scenes and dirty talk. Seeing the couple fight for their love, to know and understand someone so different from themself. Gah magic and bliss. There's a ton of relatable scenes in the book involving humor and sarcasm. I wanted to be a part of their friend group. And the pet companions were the cutest little things I've ever heard of- they had the warriors wrapped around their fingers lol. If I had to compare this book with one I've read before I'd say: *Ruby Dixon's Mathiras OR *Regine Abel's I Married A Naga Absolutely incredible book, I wholeheartedly recommend, & cannot wait for the next one in the series. Happy reading fellow romance lovers! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ No Force Relations *by A***E on April 7, 2023* I think Lynnea Lee did herself a disservice with the summary of this book since it makes it seem as though women are forced into sex without true consent and that isn't the case. She just does a terrible job of laying it out in the synopsis and in the story. I highlighted the different parts where it was explained and they were too spread out to be coherent so had to be sort of tied together, but basically Human Women that chose the rut could change their minds and just stay in their assigned housing area for the duration. They were treated well and any hook-ups were consensual (even if the Kadrixan was in rut fever). I bring this up because I wasn't going to read this series since I'm not into dark romances with non-consent and I truly thought that was part of this series, however thanks to another review I found mentioning it was consensual, I decided to give it a go. Honestly, I enjoyed it more than I thought I would and it is definitely similar to Lee's Xarcn series (which I loved). I liked the world building and the characters. I think the description of the Kadrixan legs is odd considering she described them as having backwards knees, but based on them having forward facing thighs for their mates to sit on, I'm guessing the intent was to describe more of a satyr legs or maybe like a cat's back legs since they end with clawed feet. Regardless, that's how I'm interpreting it since it was just confusing and I made the mistake of looking up backwards knees...needless to say it doesn't match up. Anyway, yes I would recommend this book. It's a simple story with enough world building to kick off a light distopian alien romance series. ### ⭐⭐⭐ Decent fluffy monster smut read *by W***E on November 12, 2022* Fairly straight forward plot with very few twists and not a lot of complexity. There is a fair amount of someone having a thought and then saying their thought out loud in the exact same wording. Over all I enjoyed this book but definitely a very light, fluffy read, not right for anyone who is looking for complex plot building or characters that contain multitudes. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.fr/products/580223815-a-monsters-treasure-kadrixan-mates-book-1](https://www.desertcart.fr/products/580223815-a-monsters-treasure-kadrixan-mates-book-1) --- *Product available on Desertcart France* *Store origin: FR* *Last updated: 2026-10-07*