Vytln's Trap
Delivery Details: Multiple crates of high power explosives from the factory, to be delivered to a war torn planet.
There’s a pest moving around the ship, and Vytln is the only one who knows its there. He has no proof, no one else has seen anything, but he is determined to catch it. He finally succeeds in catching the pest in a trap. The only problem is that it’s his mating a trap. He’s been in this situation before. He’d been betrayed and lost everything he prized the last time he caught a female in his trap. He absolutely won’t do this again.
Haven spent her entire life breaking things down, building them back up, and chasing after her own curiosity. She’d never met a machine she didn’t want to figure out how it worked. The printer in school, the plane in the hanger, the starship that took her off planet without anyone knowing she was there. And now, the broken down starship with a mechanic that was so fun to tease by messing with his wiring. But man, she didn’t think he’d be so determined to catch her he’d make a trap this elaborate.
Haven doesn’t mind being mated to the big guy, but man does he have baggage. A whole lot of family issues, a former almost-mate, and a criminal record that would make most people run.
He’s not the only one with a past, however, in this crew of ne’er-do-wells. Their old crimes are coming home to roost, and it’s affecting all of them.
The ship and crew are facing a threat much bigger than themselves, and things will never be the same again.
Vytln’s Trap is the third in the Delivery Service series. It is a MF romance with a HEA and a complete story between the leads. Though each story can be read as a standalone, this series is best read in order. Tropes and trigger page inside.
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