Caveman Alien's Spear
He promised to protect her. He never said from what.
I’m stranded on a deadly alien planet called Xren. Dinosaur-like monsters prowl the jungle around me, and the flying saucer that got me here will never fly again.
Well, it’s not like I needed more reasons for my anxiety.
One night I slip out for air—only to be snatched from the beach by Crat’ax, a towering, hyper-intense caveman alien who believes the ocean has gifted me to him, making me his to protect and claim.
He takes me to his stilted ocean village of striped, virgin cavemen who seem to think that I am there to destroy them.
Still, every glance from Crat’ax sparks heat I can’t ignore—his massive hands, the way his loincloth moves, how his purple stripes seem to light up when he looks at me. He makes me forget my worries, and that is both dangerous and addictive.
I fight the pull, insisting I’m no one’s gift and no one’s mate. I’m just a captive plotting my escape, and trying to get away from a chilling presence I sense at the edge of the village, but which nobody wants to talk about.
But as Crat’ax and I fight jungle beasts, defy suspicious tribesmen, and try to resist the fated bond we both feel, the line between captive and cherished blurs. I tell myself I’ll outwit him, outlast him, run when the time’s right… until the moment he finally touches me like I’m something sacred, chasing the old darkness out of my mind.
But I can’t stay. Because that secret right outside the village is ancient, and angry, and has been watching me since the moment I arrived. And somehow it knows exactly who I am…
Caveman Alien’s Spear is a book in the Caveman Aliens series of science fiction romance novels. The books are complete stories, but should be read in order for maximum enjoyment.
Expect steamy scenes, mysterious aliens with features like adult toys, deadly planets and the love story between a curvy girl from Earth and a sensationally hot alien warrior.
Full-length romance novel with no cliffhangers and a happy-ever-after ending!
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