A BRIDE FOR THE ALIEN PRINCE
I boarded the plane, planning to enjoy a glass of champagne while up in the air.
I didn’t plan on landing on an alien planet.
But here I am, on a planet called Rakesh.
Here on Rakesh, their women are gone, their species is dying, and for some reason, human women like me are suddenly very important.
I don’t know why I’m here. I don’t know what they want. But I do know one thing—I need to find a way home.
Then there’s Prince Abrax, who looks like he stepped out of a dream—or a nightmare.
He’s seven feet of roguish charm and unreadable intentions, and he’s watching me like he already knows the answer to a question I haven’t asked yet.
Rakesh is beautiful, dangerous, and full of secrets. And the longer I stay, the more I start to wonder…
What happens if returning to Earth isn’t an option?
A SECRET FOR THE ALIEN PRINCE
Love? That’s not in my script.
At least, that’s what I thought before Rah.
Rah and his seven feet of broad-shouldered, unreadable, way-too-noble-for-his-own-good self. If someone had told me I’d be stuck on a green desert planet, tangled up in some slow-burn, unresolved-tension situation with him, I would’ve laughed and said that sounds like a bad sci-fi romance.
Except this? This is real.
And we’ve got unfinished business.
The past is a problem. I might have hurt Rah’s feelings in the past. And there are the secrets we’re both keeping—mine, especially. My secret is the kind that could destroy me. The kind that makes falling for Rah not just reckless but dangerous.
But danger is something I’ve gotten used to. And Rah? Well, Rah is starting to feel a little too impossible to resist.
The kingdom of Rakesh is dealing with a whole new mess, and I’m not the type to sit pretty in the palace while the others handle it.
I need some action. But most of all? I want adventure.
But of course, Cepos disagrees.
Cepos is the ever-serious, noble-as-hell, frustratingly gorgeous general in charge of keeping Rakesh safe and secure. He says I need to stay out of it. He says that I’ll be safer on the sidelines.
But here’s the thing—I don’t do sidelines.
And I don’t know what’s more infuriating—the way Cepos shuts me down at every turn or the way he looks at me like I’m the most dangerous thing he’s ever faced.
But he also looks at me like he’s tempted and like he wants me.
CAPTIVATED BY THE ALIEN GENERAL
I’m used to being the black sheep—the one everyone’s quick to judge and hate. And on Rakesh, that reputation continues.
They all expect me to bolt the first chance I get, and, well… they might be right. I’ve got reasons for wanting to get off this planet, and those reasons come first.
But then there’s General Bast—the Rakesh I once burned for until we broke up over my need to go home. The sparks between us used to be white-hot—stolen kisses in the shadows, scorching nights that wiped every doubt from my mind—and let’s just say, I haven’t forgotten how good it all felt. But Bast’s relentless devotion to duty and my refusal to follow the rules has carved a deep rift between us.
Now, he’s the one tasked with keeping an eye on me.
The perfect rule-follower is assigned to the perfect escape artist, so we’ll see how that goes.
I’m torn between wanting to push Bast away and wanting him back in my arms. If I let my guard down, I risk being hurt. But if I keep my guard up, I might lose the only person who’s ever really seen me.
I used to swear by facts over feelings and logic over wild leaps—until I landed on Rakesh and ended up paired with Prince Amun. He’s effortlessly magnetic, with mesmerizing, otherworldly eyes and a physique that’s impossible to ignore.
But I fight against temptation because I have unfinished business back on Earth—a secret I’ve kept under wraps for far too long. And now that Amun and I find ourselves in close quarters, I realize my secret might surface sooner than I’d like… and resisting him might become my greatest challenge.
He said he didn’t have time to be tied down with a family. I said I needed to go back to Earth to be there for the family I already had.
But a whole lot has changed since then.
I thought I had finally found solid ground. I had a plan, a way forward, a way to exist with the loss that still claws at me from the inside. I told myself I was moving on, and I almost believed it.
But now he’s back in my life, and I feel the past pressing against the present, demanding to be rewritten.
And beneath it all, something is shifting. Whispers in the dark. Tensions simmering beneath the surface. A threat waiting to strike again.
And the closer Prince Yahyar gets, the harder it is to remember why things didn’t work out the first time.
I once had it all. A husband I adored and a career that felt like a dream. My future was bright.
But then I lost my love, and with him went my hopes, my dreams, and my words. I stopped believing in happy endings, even the ones I used to write.
Then I met an alien prince named Seb. Seb made me question everything I thought I knew about love and second chances. Yet, while some of my friends found their happy endings, I held back. I wasn’t ready.
And now that I’ve finally worked up the nerve to take a chance, Seb wants to move on.
To make matters worse, Seb and I are in trouble, and the only way out is through it, together.
Now ain’t that some shi—I mean, a plot twist?