Arakiba
What if your only chance of survival laid in the hands of a man who can’t even remember his own name?
Arakiba wakes up on a derelict ship run by ruthless Ozevroc aliens—galactic gangsters with no mercy and a taste for smuggling human captives. His body aches with the aftermath of battle, but his mind is blank—no memory of who he is, why he’s there, or even his own name. His only certainty is a woman named Morgan, a fierce and captivating female who has dragged him from the brink of death. With no one else to trust, she becomes his anchor in a sea of uncertainty.
Morgan is no stranger to danger. Determined to prove her worth and stop an alien threat, she never expected to find herself enslaved by the brutal Ozevroc. Now, her only chance at survival lies with the mysterious man who seems as lost as she is. Drawn to him by more than just circumstance, she feels an undeniable connection, as if fate has bound them together.
Too bad Morgan’s convinced he is more than he appears. In a galaxy filled with betrayal, she refuses to listen to her heart. How can she trust a stranger who is a stranger to himself? Would he be a friend or foe against a looming galactic invasion?
As danger surges and enemies tighten their grip, Morgan has no choice but to place her life in Arakiba’s hands. He may be lost in the fog of a forgotten past, but her fiery resolve ignites something primal within him, stirring a force he can’t ignore. As their bond intensifies and passion flares between them, the looming shadow of Arakiba’s buried memories threatens to tear them apart.
They suspect the key to their freedom lies buried in his lost memories. But if his truth is uncovered, will it be more treacherous than the enemies hunting them?
Is it possible for two strangers to rely on their fated bond to defeat the deadly forces closing in, or will the dark secrets buried in Arakiba’s past shatter their chance of survival—and each other?
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