A condemned woman. An alien guard.
Sentenced to death for killing her alien master, Greta's only hope is a compassionate guard. Despite his frightening appearance, she is drawn to the massive alien - but is what she feels only gratitude?
Mikaroz has been waiting his whole life for the perfect mate but he never expected her to be a condemned prisoner, let alone a small human female. He cannot allow her to die for defending her honor, no matter what he has to do to save her.
With their lives on the line, can Greta risk trusting him—with her life, and her heart?
A standalone romance set in the Alien Abduction universe, the events in this story overlap the events at the end of Cam and the Conqueror. For mature readers only.
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In Alien Abduction, readers are pulled into a galaxy where danger, desire, and destiny intersect in ways no Earthbound romance ever could. This standout series dares to ask: what happens when the abductors aren’t villains, but potential soulmates? And what if captivity reveals not just alien worlds, but hidden truths about love, identity, and survival?
Each story drops you into a unique slice of the universe—some lush, others brutal—where human heroines find themselves stolen from Earth and thrust into the arms of unexpected protectors, reluctant warriors, or fiercely loyal alien beings. But this isn’t a series about helpless damsels. These women fight, adapt, and challenge their captors, all while navigating the strange, thrilling gravity of interspecies attraction. Whether it’s through battles of will, forced proximity, or slow-burning trust, these connections are as much about emotional evolution as they are about chemistry.
What sets this series apart is how effortlessly it balances heart-pounding action with emotionally grounded intimacy. The world-building never overwhelms—it enhances. Alien cultures, power dynamics, and cosmic politics become the backdrop for deeply personal journeys, where the scariest part isn’t the abduction—it’s how much the heart might change in the process.
Perfect for fans of sci-fi romance who crave heat with high stakes, Alien Abduction doesn’t just explore what it means to be taken—it explores what it means to belong.
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