Max was perfectly human. Loyal to family. Strong and passionate. Curiosity equal to her shyness. Percy was anything but human. An over bearing Supreme Alpha who's only anchor is a human girl. He keeps secrets well, almost as well as he keeps the pack bowing at his feet. How do you pair two completely different people together? The goddess above matches them as the other's half...as mates. ***************** "This is an incredible book and you're an incredible writer..." --- Anonymous Reader "It's so amazing how talented you are! Thank you for putting your energy into creating us these master pieces." --- Anonymous Reader "Omg omg omg!!!! I can't wait to read the next book!!! This one was unbelievably outstanding!!!!! I especially loved the ending..." --- Anonymous Reader

When Earth's broken are swept across the galaxy to a planet where ancient tradition meets futuristic innovation, Lily finds herself caught between two fiercely protective alien mates-Riven, the stoic warrior with a heart of steel and hands that command more than just the battlefield, and Kaelen, the calm architect who shapes more than just the skyline-crafting patience, passion, and unwavering devotion. Ripped from a life of loss and hardship, Lily is thrust into a secret program where women from Earth become fated mates to the Serathi in exchange for technology to save a dying world. As her body and soul bond with these enigmatic aliens, she must navigate a realm where desire and danger intertwine, love demands vulnerability, and the scars of her past refuse to stay buried. In a world of shimmering scales, whispered promises, and cosmic stakes, will Lily surrender to the intoxicating pull of fate-or will the cost of love force her to choose between her new home and the family she left behind? Book One in Mates of the Serathi series From the Shore to the Stars is a sensual, emotional journey through alien worlds and human hearts, packed with raw passion, complex relationships, and mature themes. Contains explicit sex scenes and strong language. Constructive criticism welcome!