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Dual POV Sci Fi Romance: Both Heads, Both Falls
Both sides of the fall, on the page. Narrow it by heat or by aliens.
These books give you both sides of the fall, with both narrators carrying equal weight.
How to spot that before you buy is covered in the dual POV analysis; the filtered picks are below.
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Sourced sci fi romance books; we publish The Starfall Accord, marked Ours, and it uses the same filters as the rest.
5 matches
Choosing TheoHeat not statedAliens
Heat: no door label stated by the author, who self publishes this title.
Her own store lists content warnings for other books in the series and none for this one.
A human woman chooses an alien mate through a compatibility program, played straight, with genuine emotional investment in both leads.
- Dual point of view
- Arranged marriage
Ice Planet BarbariansHeat not statedAliens
Heat: no door label stated by the publisher.
Berkley's own Penguin Random House listing states none.
Our own high spice roundup describes it as committing fully to high heat, which is our editorial view rather than a publisher statement.
Human women crash land on an ice planet among large blue alien warriors, the indie proof of concept for unapologetic alien romance.
- Fated mates
- Dual point of view
- Forced proximity
Strange LoveHeat not statedAliens
Heat: no door label found in any author or publisher listing we checked.
The open door rating that circulates for this title comes from a reader voted database rather than from the author.
A warm, funny, emotionally generous alien romance, with two awkward, earnest leads in an alien mating competition neither chose.
- Dual point of view
- Opposites attract
Start with the full glossary of reader terms if a label on this shelf is new to you.
Worth reading alongside this shelf: the dual POV page for romance where you get both heads, not just the one.
Every book on this shelf
- Choosing Theo by Victoria Aveline
- Ice Planet Barbarians by Ruby Dixon
- Strange Love by Ann Aguirre
- The Last Hour of Gann by R. Lee Smith
- The Starfall Accord by Sera Voss (Ours)
Ours is on this shelf on the same filters as everything else, and you can read the full description, the format, and the frequently asked questions for the closed door space opera it belongs to.
Frequently asked questions
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Some entries are sourced from publicly available publisher, author, or retailer listings, and each one says which.
Publishers rarely state a door label at all, so where we give a heat level and no listing does, it is our editorial estimate and is labelled as one.
Where a heat level is not stated anywhere, the book is marked accordingly.
None of it comes from our own reading.
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Is The Starfall Accord included in the picker?
Yes.
The Starfall Accord is included and marked Ours because we publish it.
It uses the same trope, heat, and aliens filters as every other book, so it only appears when it matches what you picked.
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