Bride of the Enemy Alien
An enemy alien crashed into my desert carrying the one warning my people cannot ignore: the galaxy knows Tajss survived.
Rhazek arrives bleeding, dangerous, and surrounded by secrets.
I should hate him.
He came from Krix, a world built on slavers, arenas, and chains. His arrival brings danger to our gates, and he may be the reason off-world hunters can find Tajss, the hidden power beneath our City, and the fated bonds they would kill to possess.
But Rhazek isn’t Krixian.
He’s Voraxxian, a gladiator survivor who was sold into captivity, forged into a weapon, and marked by enemies who never stopped hunting him.
No one in the City trusts him.
I’m not sure I do either.
Yet when his warning reveals a threat larger than anything we’ve faced before, I’m forced to work beside the one male everyone believes could destroy us.
Every argument sparks.
Every touch burns.
Every moment trapped together makes it harder to remember which side he’s supposed to be on.
Rhazek is my enemy.
He may also be my mate.
Falling for him could expose Tajss to the galaxy, lead our enemies straight to the survivors, and place every fated bond on the planet within their reach.
But the stars are already watching.
And my traitorous heart is listening to him anyway.
Bride of the Enemy Alien is the sixth full-length novel in the Survivor Brides of Tajss series. It features an enemy alien gladiator, a fiercely determined heroine, forced proximity, enemies to lovers, possible fated mates, hidden identity, dangerous secrets, alien-planet survival, interstellar threats, steamy romance, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
Each book in the series delivers its own complete romance and happily ever after while continuing the expanding story of Tajss and the dangers gathering beyond its skies.
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