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Astu tarinoiden maailmaan

Kuuntele missä ja milloin haluat

Ruby Dixon

Life on a farm planet at the edge of the universe can be dangerous for a human woman alone. That's why I need a husband. Any husband.

Unfortunately, all the men I approach keep running off. So I hire a bounty hunter to kidnap me someone capable and strong, someone who will scare off the creeps that are trying to move in on my territory.

It'll be a marriage of convenience only.

I should have been a little more specific about who I wanted, though … because the intimidating and fierce praxiian male that the bounty hunter brings to me? The one with feline features, big arms, and an even bigger … uh, farm?

He's the problem I was hoping a new husband would scare off. What am I supposed to do now?

(Don't ask him, because all of his suggestions are completely and utterly filthy and have nothing to do with a marriage of convenience. )

Contains mature themes.

Mason Lloyd

Jillian Macie

Tantor Audio

Risdaverse

When She Purrs

He's the biggest jerk in the galaxy.

I can live with being stuck on the far end of space. I can live with having to spend weeks on an abandoned station in an asteroid belt. Sure, I don't belong, but I've got my book and my eight-legged attack cat with me. I should be fine.

I'm not fine.

My alien host, Jerrok, is a jerk. He's surly and unpleasant. He hasn't bathed in years. He's part cyborg-and all those parts seem to be falling to pieces. He's the one in charge of this remote station, which means we're forced to interact. It's an absolutely miserable situation for both of us …

… until I realize that all his anger and bluster is covering the fact that he's thoughtful and understanding. He's protective, too, keeping me safe when the bad guys approach. When I get hurt, he's the one tenderly caring for my wounds. Jerrok is also intensely, utterly lonely, just like me.

As time passes, I start to wonder … maybe where I belong isn't a place … but a person.

Contains mature themes.

When She Belongs

I never expected to spend my days as a dancing girl … but it beats the alternative. In the window of a filthy space station cantina, I gyrate my hips and hope for better days.

When I'm bought by the most intimidating alien on Three Nebulas Station, those better days are on their way. Zakoar of the Broken Back is a cyborg who deals in black market prosthetics. He's terrifying to look at, with a metal jaw and a fearsome demeanour. He intimidates everyone in the galaxy … except me.

Zakoar doesn't want my name. In fact, he doesn't want anything from me … except a little bed sport. In exchange for my willingness, he'll take me to a human-friendly planet where I can live unafraid.

Love isn't part of the bargain, but every moment that I spend with him, I learn more about the male beneath the metal …

… and I'm suddenly dreaming of a very different happy ever after for myself …

Contains mature themes.

When She Dances

The Alien's Mail Order Bride: Ex-soldier Emvor doesn't mind the quiet of his chosen life as a farmer. He doesn't even mind that most nights are lonely on remote Cassa, but he does need help around his farm. A mail-order bride from his homeworld seems like the perfect solution. Unfortunately, the person that arrives is Nicola.

When She's Married: Escaped convict Vordigar has two choices-he can be shipped back to the Haven prison system, or he can marry one of the locals. Vordigar's not interested in forever. Or marrying. But one night in Piper's bed changes everything.

Pretty Human: Varrik va'Rin is the lord of an ancient noble house and used to getting what he wants. So when he sees the strange, delicate human known as Milly, he decides he wants her. And he'll do anything to have her, reputation be damned.

When She's Bold: Lucy doesn't really need a husband. She just wants one. Rektar is patient, and gentle for all his hulking form. He'd be a great husband. He's also completely clueless that she's flirting with him, so it's time to be a little more . . . obvious.

Contains mature themes.