For his birthday, Nash expected cake. Maybe a quiet night in. Definitely not a seven-foot tall, purple-scaled alien doing chin-ups in his living room.
Saluda is powerful. Built for battle. And completely unprepared for Nash.
Nash doesn’t fight with talons or fire. He fights by showing up. By caring. By offering warmth without asking for anything in return.
And that kind of strength might be the most dangerous of all.
To earn his wings, Saluda must prove himself worthy of becoming a Drack warrior.
Strength. Discipline. Control. That is all that matters.
The human male who smells like storms and looks at him as though he is more than a weapon is only a distraction. A small, soft, weak distraction.
When duty demands sacrifice and destiny demands fire, Saluda must decide what kind of warrior he truly wants to be—and whether earning his wings is worth losing the male who has already taught him how to fly.
80% Smoke 20% Show is an MM sci-fi romance featuring a dragon-like alien warrior and the human who redefines his idea of strength. Expect fated mates, found family, storm-charged heat, emotional growth, and a love that proves true power isn’t always loud.
Book three in the Alien Fated Mates series is approximately 100,000 words. While it can be read as a standalone, it is best enjoyed in order.
Silver is the lone survivor on a decimated planet. Trapped inside a quarantined research station with a bossy AI as his only companion, he’s resigned himself to isolation. He prefers it this way. After all, a closed mind and a closed heart mean there’s no one left to lose.
Until the sky cracks open and a ship falls from the stars.
When D’alton crash lands on Tern, he needs blood, and he needs it now. A vampiric alien, D’alton has spent his life smoothing edges and pleasing his family, but his tight grip on control is unraveling, sharpened by the upcoming full moon.
His only blood source is a gorgeous human who glares at him no matter how hard he tries to charm him. Despite his desperate need for blood, D’alton would rather take his chances in the barren wasteland than beg.
Silver and D’alton are about to learn that some hungers are impossible to deny.
20% Blood 80% Lust is an MM SciFi romance between a human and a vampiric alien. It’s approximately 40,000 words and is the prequel novella in the Alien Fated Mates series.
Geo
Crushing on a fuzzy blue alien isn’t in construction worker Geo’s plans when he decides to leave Earth to escape his cheating boyfriend.
Unfortunately, repressed chromosomes from DNA shared with the Lornian species trigger the alpha buried in his genes. Confused by the changes in his body, his lack of control and his wild attraction to Makir, he’s certain of one thing. That Makir will never see his short, fat, under endowed in the goods-department-self as a potential mate. And that no matter how good omega Makir smells to him or how much Geo longs for him, he doesn’t have a chance.
Makir
Disillusioned with alphas, after a disastrous heat, Makir flees his royal family to find sanctuary and open his hovercraft repair shop on a remote outpost. With no other Lornian inhabitants, he’s finally safe from overbearing alphas.
At least, that’s the plan. But omegas aren’t meant to be alone. And when Makir uses a healing source forbidden to off-worlders on a human, the consequences leave him reeling. Never in his wildest dreams did he expect to uncover a dormant alpha. The one thing he wanted out of his life for good.
But when the full moon brings on his heat and a terrifying creature attacks, he’s left wondering if he’ll ever get to stop running. Or if he’ll be alone forever. If only he could learn to trust his omega senses again. Then maybe he’d believe this alpha is all that he seems.
When ambitious Ginger is diagnosed with a rare blood disease, she seeks solace far from Earth. The last thing she expects is to end up trapped inside a volcano, running from a monstrous sandworm. And the last thing she wants is to rely on an infuriating, overprotective alien as her only hope of survival. She doesn’t need his help—or his ridiculous insistence on keeping her safe.
JayJay never planned on rescuing a stubborn human female, but protecting her awakens something primal inside him. Exiled from his home planet for a crime he didn’t commit, he knows better than to dream of companionship. Yet the more time he spends with Ginger, the more his instincts scream one impossible truth: she belongs to him.
When a life-saving treatment forces them into an unbreakable bond, Ginger and JayJay must face the impossible—could fate have destined them to be mates? Or will an old enemy destroy Ginger’s prospects for a cure and shatter their fragile chance at love before it even begins?