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Stolen by the Hunter

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MEGHAN

The scary alien hunter has his eyes on me. He’s got sharp fangs, massive claws, huge horns, and walks around in nothing more than a loincloth! Totally terrifying! So why is my body betraying me and reacting in ways it shouldn’t?

With troublemakers inside the gates and deadly space bugs roaming outside, I soon realize Mal’k is the last person I should fear. Because in this crazy bugpocalypse, a hyper-protective Xarc’n warrior is the very thing I need.

MAL’K

I know she’s mine the moment I lay eyes on her. Too bad Meghan’s terrified of me. My human is frightened of everything and cries out in fear, even in her dreams. I long to chase away her demons and wake with her in my arms.

When she leaves the hunters’ compound to live with a group of humans, I follow along, offering to help them forage. She may whimper at the sight of me now, but I’ll never give up until she whimpers under me.

While this is a complete romance with an HEA, it is best read as part of a series.

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Chelsea K10 / 10

“This was another great addition to the Xarc'n Warriors Series. This book focuses on Mal'k and Meghan and how they get together while the people at the survivor's settlement Meghan is now living with are dealing with a bunch of anti-hunter members who try to sabotage the settlement and cause a split amongst them. This book can be read as a standalone and…”

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Lynnea Lee

Lynnea Lee writes the kind of stories that pull readers out of the ordinary and drop them into the arms of alien warriors, mercenaries, and mates destined across the stars. Known for her fast-growing catalog of steamy science fiction romance, she blends heart, heat, and heroism in ways that keep fans coming back for…

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