This is by far the weirdest Sci-Fi book I have ever read in my entire life. 
 I was feeling suffocated for the majority of the book and most probably I will not read it again ever - not because it is not well written, but because it is too overwhelming. 
 Dale is a human and a soldier fighting aliens and more particularly the Algonquans. He knows almost nothing about their race until he is captured by them. Then he learns that Algonquans are neither females, nor males but kind of unisex and they need humans in order to be able to breed. They will basically use their bodies to lay eggs inside them. Humans are treated like pets. They are looked after and loved and they stay with their master until they die being fucked and bred regularly. 
 The book is full of disturbing images with continues rape for Dale firstly from the milking machines (their name is self explanatory) then from the master until he learns the process. 
 Dale learns to be a good boy and take it like a man and that the feeling of self preservation is greater than the feeling of self respect. It is explained to him that if he doesn't let his master breed him, many more aliens will breed him. 
 I don't know...I understand that the earth government is supposed to be bad people and the military is supposed to be the worst thing ever, but still it felt that Dale and his fellow pets are just suffering by the Stockholm syndrome. 
 Yes, eventually they will love their master and they will crave his attention. 
 Yes, they will also love each other. 
 But they are secluded. The only living things Dale is seeing most of the days are the Master, his servants, Mark -the other pet and best friend- and later on Cooper and Nate the newest pets. 
 The ending...I don't even know about the ending...Is it supposed to be good? Heartbreaking? I don't even know how I managed to finish the book to be honest. 
 I have to give extra credit for originality, but it was a really nerve-racking experience for me.