Alien Blueprint
When two brilliant minds collide across the stars, they’ll design more than buildings—they’ll architect a future neither imagined possible.
Jalina Chauncy thought she’d lost everything when a wormhole tore her colony ship apart. Rescued and stranded light-years from Earth, the human architect finds herself designing habitats on Mothership, a massive alien vessel captained by the enigmatic Zandovians. Her charcoal sketches clash with cold efficiency until she meets him.
Zor’go, Head of Operations, thinks in mathematical perfection. His designs are flawless, sterile, and utterly lacking in soul—until a small human architect challenges everything he knows. She sees beauty where he sees only function. She sketches homes where he calculates storage units. And she makes him feel things he’s spent a lifetime avoiding.
When a desperate rescue mission forces them to navigate impossible asteroid fields and face buried feelings, Jalina and Zor’go discover that the most daring designs aren’t blueprints, they’re built one choice at a time, one touch at a time, one love at a time.
A grumpy/sunshine sci-fi romance where an eight-foot alien architect learns that the best structures are built on trust, a fierce human designer proves that feelings aren’t inefficient, and together they create something that defies every calculation: home.
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