"He heals others while she saves lives in the shadows. But when danger strikes, they'll have to save each other.
Niri Healer Nirrn lives by logic, order, and the healer's oath. But everything unravels the moment he stumbles upon Islae—an underground human medic risking her life to treat the forgotten and discarded. She's reckless. Stubborn. And maddeningly brilliant as well as beautiful.
When her illegal clinic is destroyed, Nirrn does the unthinkable: he brings her into his world. Now they're on the run, hunted by a corrupt system that sees their bond as a threat.
Their alliance was supposed to be temporary. A way to survive. But as danger closes in and desire builds, Nirrn realizes Islae isn't just another patient to protect . . .
She's his mate.
And he'll tear down the galaxy before letting her go."
"Some warriors fight for glory. He fights for her.
Dernin was born to protect, not to entertain a bloodthirsty crowd. Captured on Jorvla and forced into a brutal underground fighting ring, he's spent months battling for survival.
Until his next match comes with a prize he never expected.
Alaysia never believed in heroes. Sold as a trophy for the tournament's victor, she refuses to be another man's possession. But when a golden-scaled warrior steps between her and a monster, she sees a different kind of power.
One that offers not just survival but a chance at freedom.
Bound by circumstance, drawn by something deeper, they form an uneasy alliance. But in a world where the only rule is strength, winning the tournament is just the beginning.
Because escaping together is impossible . . . Unless they're willing to risk everything."
"She was never meant to be his. But now that she is, he'll never let go.
Priscilla has spent her life fighting for freedom. Surviving captivity made her strong, but escaping it made her dangerous. The last thing she needs is another dominant, overbearing warrior trying to control her—even if he is the fiercest Niri Warlord to ever grace the planet.
Niri Warlord Andear has spent years carving out his legacy, defending a kingdom with discipline and blood. He doesn't lose battles. He doesn't take risks. And he definitely doesn't fall for stubborn, sharp-tongued human females who challenge him at every turn.
But Priscilla isn't just a complication—she's a threat to everything he's built. And the more she pushes him, the harder it becomes to resist pushing back.
Tension turns to fire. Resentment turns to desire. And when danger strikes, Andear is faced with an impossible choice: protect his kingdom . . . or claim the woman who was never meant to be his."
"Some marriages start with a loving 'I do.' Theirs starts with a lie.
When human Kleena is snatched off the streets of Jorvla and thrust into an auction, she expects to find herself at the mercy of her buyer, not rescued by a Naga prince—even if he is a warrior haunted by the ghosts of his own devastating legacy.
To keep her safe, they're forced to pose as newlyweds—an impossible feat when they don't even like each other. However, as days stretch into weeks, their forced proximity begins to feel a little less like punishment . . . and a lot more like a blessing.
Especially when one night changes everything.
But convinced he's destined to destroy anyone he loves, Naga Prince Erhan pushes Kleena away—and straight toward the Naga noblewoman who is supposedly Erhan's real fiancée.
With their love on the line, they're both forced to make a choice. Will they let the past define them . . .
Or find a future together?"
"Some love stories start with a choice. Theirs began with a sacrifice.
Human slave Mila's survival depended on obedience—until she uncovered a secret that made her a target. Beaten, imprisoned, and left with no way out, she never expected a Naga warrior to destroy her chains.
Niri General Brivul had no reason to risk everything for a human. But the moment he saw Mila, defiant even in chains, he knew . . .
She was his.
On the run through Jorvla's underworld, tension turns to desire. But Brivul refused to claim her, convinced his past will destroy everything she holds dear.
Yet when Mila's survival demands the ultimate price, he must decide one thing.
Let her go or fight for what's his?"
"I didn't ask for her. But the moment I had her in my arms, I knew I'd never let her go.
Talia Reed was supposed to be a tactical asset—brilliant, unwilling, and utterly necessary to defend my cyborg colony. We brought her here because we had no choice. But from the second she looked at me with those fire-blue eyes, everything changed. She fought me. Challenged me. Matched me move for move.
And I wanted her.
More than logic, more than duty, more than every vow I'd ever made. Now she sleeps in my bed. Wears my shirt. Redesigns my defenses like she was born to protect what's mine. She says she's only staying until the threat is over. That she doesn't belong here. But I've already made my decision. She belongs to me.
And I don't care what I have to do . . . I'm not giving her back.
Contains mature themes."
"I don't dream. I don't desire. At least, I didn't . . . Until they brought her to me.
She was human. Fragile. Flawed. And the key to stopping the virus eating my people alive. Dr. Alora Bridges wrote the neural systems that made us weapons. Now, that same code is unraveling us from the inside out. She says she wants nothing to do with us. Especially not with me.
But she's here. In my lab. Under my protection. And the longer I watch her work, the more I want to ruin her.
She trembles when I touch her. Burns when I kiss her. Moans when I take control. She thinks this is about guilt. Redemption. A broken system we're trying to patch. It's not. This is about obsession. This is about ownership.
She's inside me now. Written into my core like a forbidden command I can't override. And if she tries to run? I'll shut the whole system down to get her back.
Contains mature themes."
"They took her without warning. Now they need her more than ever.
Olivia
I was just trying to survive another shift at the hospital when my past caught up with me—hard. Abducted in the dead of night by mysterious operatives, I wake up light-years from Earth, imprisoned by the last thing I ever expected—cyborgs. But these aren't the mindless war machines I remember. They are evolving. And they are desperate.
Aeon
I had one mission: secure the best obstetrician on Earth to save my people's future. What I didn't expect was the firestorm of resistance, vulnerability, and desire that Dr. Parker ignited in me.
As Olivia fights to retain her freedom and I grapple with the awakening of emotions I was never programmed to feel, a fragile alliance begins to form—one born of necessity but threatening to become something far more dangerous. Because in a world where humanity is evolving by design, love might be the most unpredictable force of all.
Contains mature themes."
"This king wanted a distraction, and he found the perfect one hiding on his ship!
Naga-alien King Gravon expected a solitary journey through the cosmos, not a stowaway that rocked him to his core. Yet he's faced with Azha—a human slave who used his ship to flee her masters. Now he is more than happy to offer her passage and bring her home with him . . . forever.
King Gravon knows a secret Azha doesn't. She's his mate, and he's not willing to let her go. Even if she is human and he's an alien.
When Azha falls ill, Gravon fears he put her in danger by taking her as his mate. Not to mention that as their crisis grows more dire, his people reject having a human as their queen. Gravon must find a way to save his mate and his people before it's too late.
Or is it already?"
"Alien warrior Grux Lorrz thought his brother was an idiot for the whole 'pro-bono case' thing, but all of a sudden, business is picking up. With his brother disowned by their father—the king—and off making plans for a life with his human mate, Grux finds himself taking charge of their private investigation firm. (Though he doesn't like the administration work that comes along with it—that was always his brother's thing.) With jobs rolling in from all over the galaxy, the brothers are forced to split up, and Grux ends up on the planet Xoyosis, a dark hovel of a place notorious for black market auctions and dirty deeds. A wealthy Xoyosan family has lost their prized house slave, and they'll pay good money to get her back.
Human Scarlett Mason was born on Earth but kidnapped from her parents at an early age and was sold to the highest bidder at a Xoyosan auction. She's spent the last twenty years being used and abused by the family who purchased her. She bided her time until the right moment and escaped . . . Now, she has no idea what's in store when Grux gets on the case. There's nothing he can't find.
Contains mature themes."
"As a pirate, Willow Jackson has stolen hundreds of ships, if not thousands, but this ship is the first with someone on board. Trigg Lorrz, brother of the ship's owner and son of the king of Lorr, a powerful alien race, is . . . her hostage?
He also happens to be Willow's one-night stand from the night before, the hottest lay she's ever had, and pretty much the epitome of her type.
But they're both about to become hostages of Jorvlen attackers, who have a grudge against them both: Willow, for stealing massive amounts of currency, and Trigg—or rather Trigg's brother—for snubbing a Jorvlen princess by choosing a human mate instead.
They're placed in the middle of one of the most diabolical trafficking rings in the galaxy. The ship where they're taken hostage has a huge cache of the deadly drug Motley. Now, they have an opportunity to take down the evil Umbrosis Corporation if they can manage to stay alive long enough to intercept them and deliver them on a credit-plated platter.
Their success or failure all depends on whether they can trust each other enough to work together and whether they can keep their hands off each other long enough to get the job done.
Contains mature themes."
"I was hired to take care of his daughter, but I ended up in his bed instead.
I travelled to Verkoon to be matched as someone's mate, but the only matchmaking happening is me being paired with the gruff General . . . as his nanny. Thankfully, he's so damn hot I don't mind being kept at a distance—as long as I'm still allowed to look.
Between breakfast together and play dates throughout the ship, we've gone from playing house to feeling like a real family. And with the way General Lokin looks at me, I forget where the line is for a little while. Oops!
There's only one reason that a Vakhing's blood sings—and I know that the General's sings for me.
Will he answer the call . . . or has the General experienced too much heartache already? Will he push me away to save himself? Or risk it all for love?
Contains mature themes."
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