Divine Unbeliever
A bounty gone wrong. A stolen artifact. And a chemistry that could set the stars on fire.
Divine—yes, that’s really her name, and no, she didn’t choose it—makes a living one dangerous job at a time. She’s no legend, but she’s still standing, which counts for something in a galaxy that chews up mercenaries for breakfast. But her latest job takes a nosedive when her “mild‑mannered historian” target turns out to be anything but. Dex Hagan is clever, infuriatingly charming, and not above abducting the woman hired to kill him.
Dex never planned to steal an artifact that could shake the foundations of the galaxy or to end up with a stubborn, beautiful assassin on his ship. On the run from fanatical zealots—with government clout and guns—he needs focus, not distraction. Tell that to Divine who has a knack for driving him crazy.
Forced into an uneasy alliance, they race across the stars chasing secrets buried by time and faith. Every planet and space station they visit hides new dangers. Every heartbeat pulls them closer together. And when the truth finally surfaces, they’ll uncover something even more dangerous than a love worth dying for —an ancient god awakening.
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Eve Langlais
Eve Langlais isn’t your typical author. Known for her wildly imaginative worlds and unforgettable characters, she has become a beloved voice in the world of fantasy and romance. Her stories are like a wild rollercoaster ride—packed with adventure, a dash of humor, and, of course, plenty of romance. Whether it’s werewolves, aliens, or cyborgs, Langlais has a knack for crafting heroes that are larger than life and heroines who are anything but damsels in distress.
Born in British Columbia and raised in various corners of Canada and the United States, Eve’s nomadic upbringing has shaped her writing style—one that feels both expansive and intimately grounded. The worlds she builds are rich and detailed, and her characters? They leap off the page, demanding attention. She has a unique ability to combine fantastical elements with relatable emotions, all while maintaining a sense of humor that keeps her readers coming back for more.
