Tempting Jupiter
Two scorching-hot warriors. One dangerously secretive woman. A choice that could tear them apart.
Jupiter and Seneca were born to serve, genetically engineered Arena Dogs enslaved to fight, bleed, and die for the entertainment of their masters. Jupiter was built for battle, trained to survive the brutal gladiator arena where every fight could be his last. Seneca was never meant to be a warrior—he endured years of torment in a pleasure house before clawing his way into the arena, where he fights not just to survive but for the Dog he’s always loved—Jupiter.
Betrayed in a rigged match, they’re marked for death. Instead, the Resistance steals them away… only for their escape to go horribly wrong. Now, their last chance at freedom lies in the hands of a woman who can’t afford to care.
Feeona is a thief, a con artist, and a survivor. She’s made a career out of playing both sides, but she’s never been heartless. She should want to help the Arena Dogs—especially when the attraction between them sparks like wildfire. But saving them risks everything. Their presence threatens a mission she’s spent her life preparing for, a cause more important than any one person. Even them.
She knows what she has to do. But choosing between the mission and the men who are rapidly taking up space in her heart might destroy her.
Tempting Jupiter is a sizzling MMF sci-fi romance packed with pulse-pounding action, a fiercely loyal brotherhood, and a woman caught between duty and desire.
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