Border Control
She’s used to being in control. He was created to obey. But on Earth, nothing goes according to plan.
Laura keeps her worlds separate: career, friends, and family all neat and organized like a courtroom argument. As a rising-star lawyer, she doesn’t have time for complications, especially not sexy, submissive aliens crash-landing on her best friend’s property.
But when she witnesses one of them—tall, muscled, and clearly struggling—spiral into violence, Laura does what she always does: takes control. Dom responds like no man ever has. He wants to obey her. Needs it. Craves it. And she discovers a side of herself she’s never dared explore.
Dom was created to serve, but in exile on Earth he’s barely holding it together. His role as a psychic stabilizer for his wave brothers demands total strength and zero selfishness. Then comes Laura: confident, commanding, and achingly human. One night in her arms threatens everything. Because now he wants something just for himself.
For the first time, Laura’s orderly world is unraveling. They return to Oloria to fix it, and instead land Dom in trouble.
And to save him, she’ll have to destroy every line she ever drew.
A sizzling sci-fi romance dripping with slow-burn tension that will leave you breathless, featuring a caring, exiled alien and a determined human heroine. Perfect for fans of Ruby Dixon and Honey Phillips (for fast-paced plot) with Emma Hamm vibes (angsty slow burn with lots of tension and adventure). Featuring a protective himbo, forced proximity, anxiety rep and boss babes who refuse to back down.
Trigger warnings: Strict culture, mention of death and execution, fantasy peril, on page sex. No cheating.
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