Sanctuary

A flying saucer stole me and my friends from earth and stranded us on a prison planet. And I’m falling in love with two different aliens.

Olivia Greene learned from an early age to hide her smarts to please the people around her. You don’t get hurt if you don’t open your mouth. She learned so well, it became a hard habit to ditch. Only a few people have ever looked past her beauty to know the real Olivia, and that’s the way she likes it.

Except now, she’s trapped on an alien prison planet, and it’s hard to use her wiles on nonhumans. For example, the blue-skinned, scaled alien male who is always writing, he thinks she’s probably full of strange germs. And the red one with the tusks? He tells her to her face she’s not his type.

And Olivia finds that information . . . freeing. For once in her life, she can turn off fake Olivia and do what real Olivia wants. And what real Olivia wants most is to find her missing friends and get them all off this prison planet and back to Earth.

But if those two aliens who think she’s odd want to help, well that’s fine with her.

However, when shared intellectual passions lead to unhygienic kisses with the blue guy, and close proximity incites soft touches from the red one, Olivia can’t decide what to do. Both males arouse her ardor, and both males see her for her true self. But neither of them can return with her to Earth, and all of her energy should be focused on generating an escape plan, right?

A smart girl would ignore temptation and guard her heart. And the rules of love say you can’t fall for two guys at once, so Olivia’s growing feelings can’t be real anyway.

Or maybe there are no rules when you’re stranded on a prison planet.

SANCTUARY is a full-length “why choose” sci-fi romance. It has steamy scenes and a HEA between Olivia and both male love interests. The males have a platonic relationship with each other only. This is the third and final book in the STRANDED ON THE PRISON PLANET series. Each book involves a different relationship and can be read as a standalone, but for maximum enjoyment, please read the books in order.