Warriors of Tavikh · #6
Fated to the Alien Protector
Abby
Orphaned and raising my little brother on an alien planet had never been part of my life plan. Yet, here I am.
Experience has taught me not to rely on or trust anyone, especially men. So when one of the native alien warriors rushes in to “protect me” from a guy in our human settlement, my response is anger.
Soon after though, circumstances force me to move to the Tavikhi village. As I find myself spending more time around Rojtar, I begin to realize he might be the one man I can trust.
Rojtar
Since before the cold season, I have watched five of my tribe brothers find their keeshla—their fated mate—among the human females. It is something I wish for myself more than anything.
When I come across a human female being intimidated by a worthless male, instinct makes me step in to defend and protect her. A feeling—a knowing—of some kind tells me Abby is my mate.
Her distrust of people makes me act with caution though. Despite my overwhelming desire to touch her and see if she triggers my mating marks to appear, I will not. Instead, I must do all I can to earn her love.
Note from the Author
CW: Violence Attempted SA (not by hero) Death of animals Blood Teenager grooming
The series
On a wild, untamed world lightyears from Earth, survival isn’t just about endurance—it’s about learning to trust what’s alien, and perhaps, falling in love with it.
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Warriors of Tavikh unfolds across the vivid, dangerous landscapes of Tavikh—a planet where towering forests hum with unknown life, and the native Tavikhi live by ancient customs and fierce loyalty. When human women are stranded here, they’re not just fighting for shelter or food—they're caught between two worlds: the one they left behind, and the one that challenges everything they thought they knew about power, partnership, and desire.
Each installment of this character-driven sci-fi romance explores a different bond between a human woman and a Tavikhi warrior, drawing readers into slow-burn relationships full of tension, healing, and cultural collision. The emotional core of the series pulses with themes of found family, communication across boundaries, and the quiet, potent unraveling of trauma through connection.
The atmosphere is lush and immersive, combining the intimate pace of character development with the high stakes of survival in an alien environment. The Tavikhi aren’t just romantic partners—they’re complex individuals with histories, traditions, and vulnerabilities that echo the very human need to belong.
With its blend of evocative world-building, sensual tension, and heart-deep storytelling, this series speaks to readers who crave sci-fi romance with substance—where love grows in the shadows of danger, and trust is the rarest treasure of all.
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