*STOP! This is the 2nd book in the series! If you have not read Spears of U'u'kata, you might want to do so or some details of this book may not make sense.* Willow Mayfield believed she'd lost everything after her husband and unborn child were killed in an accident. That is until aliens abducted her nephew and she stowed away on their ship to get him back. She is unwittingly thrown into a galactic cold war where she ends up adventuring on board an alien ship called the Farahtuu with a crew of aliens who are hunting those who took her nephew. To save her family, Willow will have to find herself again, rebuild herself, and rediscover the inner strength she thought she'd lost. Along the way, she might even heal enough to find love again in the sexy Captain of the Farahtuu.

"She's a spy!" "A weapon!" "Kill her before she contaminates the altar!" One moment, the sacred Xaryan mating ceremony burns in golden flames. The next-the sky splits open, and a woman crashes into the heart of the ritual. Naked. Smoking. Terrified. The alien warriors raise their spears, ready to strike. Then he speaks. Prince Veyrix Kael-cloaked in shadows, his smoke-grey skin shimmering, his voice a command that silences the crowd-declares her his. "She is mine." By Xaryan law, she is now his claimed mate. A bond forged in fire. A lie that might save her life-or doom them both. But Veyrix isn't protecting her out of mercy. He has secrets. So does she. And in a world of ancient rites, deadly politics, and a prince who burns hotter than the ceremonial flames, the truth could be the most dangerous thing of all. ........................................................... A steamy sci-fi romance where a human woman falls into the arms of an alien prince-literally. Now, bound by fate and survival, they must navigate a court of deception, desire, and deadly consequences. Will their forced bond become their salvation... or their destruction?

The sky didn't open gently. It tore. Sydney Nova Grace was just trying to get home when the world split apart above her - and she fell through it. One moment she was human, ordinary, exhausted. The next, she was crashing into the escape pod of an alien war captain whose ship was already dying. Draxor had never encountered a human female. He had never encountered fragility. And he had never felt instinct war so violently with reason. Stranded on a hostile, uncharted planet, survival becomes a language neither of them speaks fluently. Sydney is injured, terrified, and far from everything she knows. Draxor is lethal, disciplined, and bound by instincts he doesn't fully understand - instincts that tell him to guard, protect, and never let her out of his sight. The jungle watches them. Food is scarce. Creatures stalk the undergrowth. The escape pod flickers like a dying heartbeat. As days stretch on, fear gives way to fragile trust. Gestures replace words. Protection becomes habit. Proximity becomes comfort. Until the forest turns violent. When a brutal creature attacks, Draxor falls - and Sydney is forced to drag a giant back from the brink of death with nothing but torn clothing, stubborn will, and a heart that refuses to abandon him. Twelve days of blood, fever, and whispered promises follow, binding them together in ways neither of them can name. And when help finally comes, it isn't relief that breaks Sydney - it's the realisation that she no longer belongs to just one world. There's a whole world out there. And 4 very special men. #menage #brothers #romance When the Sky Broke is a slow-burn sci-fi romance about survival, instinct, and connection forged under impossible odds. It's about the fear of the unknown - and the choice to stay anyway. About a protector who doesn't know how to love, and a woman who teaches him without ever trying. Sometimes, the sky doesn't just break. Sometimes, it changes everything.

Nea Riar, a human, accidentally stumbles upon a portal to another world full of everything she has thought to be a myth. There she meets five men; Fae, Demon, Shifter, Warlock, and Incubus. What these five men have in common is that they are each seen as a threat in a society ruled by matriarchy. In the world of Asorix, Arradona is a Queendom where women are superior. Most are physically closer to the size men, the difference in high not as great, and their magical capabilities are naturally stronger from birth. They dominate and tame men, claiming those they see fit as husbands to add to their growing harems. Those of the upper class compete with one another by comparing the number of husbands they have in their harems, ranging anywhere from the tens to the hundreds, and even a rare few in the thousands. In these lands, five men; Zev Dubois, Cassius Montgomery, Jaxon Novak, Ezra Larsen, and Axel Dimitrov are anomalies. They're stronger than any male that has existed, physically and in terms of magical capabilities. The extent of their power is unknown, but it's speculated that they are more powerful than women also. Their power and wealth has earned them a high status without having to marry a wife to gain it, something that was impossible before them. They are seen as a threat by the Council. In an attempt to control them, the Council orders that they must each take a wife in hopes that she can tame these men who show signs of being dominant. The women of Asorix stumble over one another trying to take at least one of the five as a husband for their harem because of their looks, money, and status in society that would all become their own. During this time the five men come across Damanea, a woman who isn't like the rest. She's the opposite of what women in their world are like. Instead of being dominant, assertive, and abusive, she's meek, cautious, and weak. So what do they do? They marry her. Updated Patreon Link: patreon.com/DRK_Stories

Zolan Book 3. Can be read as a standalone. One second I'm at the NASA headquarters, and the next second, I'm teleported to the territory of an angry alien.

In a freak accident, Kira, a NASA scientist, is teleported to a planet that has no women. When she's saved by an alien that thinks she's a boy, she fights to keep herself alive and her gender a secret. *** Vrox's quiet life is disrupted when he stumbles upon a troublesome boy in the jungle.

They called me exotic meat, a pet, a slave. That's what i was worth in the universe after being illegally abducted from earth. Nothing more than a play thing on the alien black market. But i fought back. Now, iv been sent to rot in Ka'Lar, a prison carved deep into the black crust of a desolate planet. Every shadow holds more danger than the last, one human girl lost in a sea of alien faces, each more monstrous than the last. Then there's Virek, a towering, four-armed alien with eyes like burning coals. He's dangerous, ruthless and totally unreadable. He's also the only thing standing between me and fates worse than death. In this place where trust is a scarce commodity, will i be able to keep him on my side when i have nothing to offer...

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.

When a SERPANTINE ALIEN WARRIOR brings Demi to the King following a brutal battle, she's thrust into a world she never could have imagined. Caught in the crossfire of an alien power struggle, she soon realizes she's more than just a political peace offering -she has something that both sides are willing to fight for. Now, a ruthless Fen Warden will stop at nothing to keep her. The King who was meant to receive her? He might be the only one who can save her. In a world where trust is lethal, should she take the risk?