Aleah expected death. She did not expect to wake up in an alien body. Forty-five years old. Dead. Gone. And then suddenly alive again in a future thousands of years beyond her own. Now she's trapped in a place she doesn't understand, surrounded by aliens who insist she's important but refuse to tell her why. They watch her. Protect her. Control her. And every day, Aleah becomes more certain that she isn't being treated like a person. She's being prepared for something. Something she doesn't want. Something nobody will explain. Because everyone around her seems to know exactly what she is. Except her. And the more Aleah searches for answers, the more impossible her situation becomes. What is she? Why was she created? And what does the galaxy expect her to become? But if Aleah wants answers, she'll have to survive long enough to uncover them. And the truth may cost her the one thing she's still trying to protect: Her humanity.

Kallia Herman didn't know what she sign up for when she take the intern job at a prestigious company. The first encounter with her boss pull her into a world she didn't know existed and there was no way out of it.

Long before the skies bled crimson and the mountains whispered their secrets to the stars, the Ak'tari believed the Red Moon was a gift-an omen of change, a pulse of divine will echoing through the bones of their world. It was said that when the Red Moon rose, it peeled back the veil between fate and flesh. On this night, the gods awakened the bond between souls-nooshari. Not chosen by blood, nor by logic, but by something deeper. Something ancient. A thread spun in the dark before memory ever existed. For generations, the ritual had remained sacred. Unquestioned. Revered. But none had expected the humans. When the outsiders fell from the sky in fire and metal, the Ak'tari had watched with wary eyes, their hearts guarded by stories of destruction told by wind and earth. Yet, over time, suspicion softened. Curiosity grew. And on the eve of the Red Moon, something unthinkable happened. The gods called out again-but not just to the Ak'tari. They called to her. Mia never believed in fate. She had only ever believed in survival. In keeping her head down. In doing what needed to be done. But beneath a sky painted in blood and stars, among a people not her own, Mia felt something ancient stir within her. Something waiting. Something wild. And when she met his eyes-those burning, otherworldly eyes-everything changed. This is the story of how Mia found her nooshari. Of how love, primal and fierce, bloomed under an alien moon. And how her heart, once lost, became something sacred.

Cheated on by my boyfriend, then abducted by aliens. How worse could my life really get? He says he is better than a human male in every way possible, I'll be the judge of that. Follow Amelia as she discovers a new planet, new friends, and a new found love.

Book One in the Stag Belt Series Survival demands submission. Instinct demands more. Revina thought landing her first field mission days after graduation was a dream come true-until she learned the catch. She's been sent to the untamed planet of Veythra, a place of dangerous nomadic clans and uncharted lands. The reason she was chosen? Rhyos. Her best friend. Her protector. A half-human, half-Veythrian hybrid who has never set foot on his father's homeland. But the moment they land, everything changes. It's the sacred breeding season. The clans are restless. The males are on edge. And Rhyos-the one person she's always trusted-is changing. His instincts are awakening, his control slipping. Worse, the price of protection among the clans is her participation in their sacred rite. His claim is the only thing standing between her and the others. Because the warriors see her as a prize. A foreign beauty. A fertile offering. And if Rhyos doesn't stake his claim? They will.

"You're not an animal..." the horned alien whispered, staring at Nyra like she had just shattered his entire world. Dr. Nyra Vale accidentally tears open a portal to another planet after her time-travel experiment fails. Stranded on Elytheron a primitive alien world where females no longer exist Nyra must survive deadly jungles, terrifying predators, and three massive alien brothers who capture her believing she is some strange harmless creature. But as the language barrier slowly breaks between them, the brothers begin realizing the truth about Nyra. She is female. Something their world has not seen for centuries. Now Nyra is trapped between returning home to Earth... or staying with the dangerous alien males who are slowly claiming her heart. Updates every week.

Will update as I go most likely. Yes there are pictures.

(Completed on here) (Will be going over to fix things now) When aliens arrive on Earth, they don't bring war. They bring choice. Nathaniel Cross is a human guard assigned to protect an alien commander during first contact. Caelion Threx Aurel is powerful, controlled, and bound by laws of consent and restraint that terrify the governments trying to manage him. Among Caelion's species, bonding is biology. A bonded human gains protection, accelerated healing, and survival beyond normal limits. It's permanent. It's voluntary. And it changes everything. Nate is human. Unbonded. Fragile by alien standards. As protests turn violent, politics fracture, and desire becomes impossible to ignore, Caelion must balance duty against instinct, while Nate is forced to decide whether he wants safety, autonomy, or the truth about what the alien sees when he looks at him. This is a story about power without coercion, desire without ownership, and two beings navigating attraction in a world watching their every move. It's not about conquest. It's about what happens when survival, consent, and want collide-and no one looks away.

Three demon lords to own-One woman they vow to claim.And a world that will burn if she denies them. General Elara Vane has spilled blood for a kingdom that would see her dead for the shadows in her veins. When her corrupt Commander wagers the impossible-a lethal trial in exchange for ownership of three imprisoned Lesser Demon Lords-Elara takes it. She wins. She always does. But "ownership" in the language of demons means something far older, far binding: **Claiming**. Now tied to Malik, Kael, and Zephyr-three feral warrior-gods who see her not as master, but as **Anchor, mate, and queen**-Elara becomes the hunted. If she cannot wield the fused, terrifying power between them... the world will fall to ash.

(Starting to rework with beta readers) She was taken in the night. She was never supposed to be found. When Mara Ellison falls asleep on Earth, she believes the universe is empty. She wakes up to proof it isn't. Abducted by predatory aliens and dragged light-years from home, Mara survives only because a Xenoparan Vigil commander interrupts a crime already in motion. Aesryn Threx Kal is trained for restraint, discipline, and sanctioned violence. He is unprepared for humans-least of all a woman who refuses to break simply because the universe expects her to. Protection turns into proximity. Proximity turns into trust. And trust becomes something far more dangerous than either of them anticipated. Because bonding with a Vigil is permanent. Because first contact changes everything. And because humans are brave in ways no protocol accounts for, emotional in ways that destabilize command, and dangerous precisely because they refuse to know their place. As alien councils watch, protocols fracture, and Earth edges closer to discovery, Mara and Aesryn must navigate desire, power, consent, and the cost of choosing each other in a universe that does not forgive mistakes. The Vigil & The Human is a science-fiction romance about first contact, found family, feral shopping sprees, emotional support snacks, and falling in love with someone built like a weapon who chooses to be gentle anyway. Perfect for readers who love: slow-burn, consent-forward alien romance terrifyingly competent heroes with soft cores sharp humor layered over real emotional stakes "touch her and die" energy paired with "ask first" restraint Book One.