Four alien soldiers. One human survivor. Nothing about this is gentle. 🔥 The world ended in fire... And I woke up surrounded by monsters who claim me as theirs. They call themselves Dravari- Towering, battle-scarred predators built for war. Lethal. Disciplined. Terrifyingly beautiful. And somehow... I've become their obsession. Thalen, their commander, watches me like I already belong to him. Lyren, the medic, touches like he's trying to memorize my soul. Ryn, the mechanic, hunts for me like I'm something worth bleeding for. And Kael, the youngest, looks at me like I hung his stars. They call me their Circle Female. Their only. Their forever. But I'm still human. Still broken. And surviving this world might mean surrendering to creatures who were never meant to love me- or finding out I was never meant for Earth at all. 💀🔥 Love in the ashes. Desire among monsters. The end of the world never felt so forbidden.

(I went kind of picture happy) (Completed on here) You guys are part of my beta reading group. So please leave feedback and notes. 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.

In a future where science has unlocked secrets once thought impossible, Earth's most ambitious project is an experiment shrouded in mystery-and ethical gray areas. Dr. Aria Voss, a brilliant geneticist with a mind like no other, is brought in to study an extraordinary alien specimen. She's a woman of science, grounded in logic and precision, yet challenged by the world's view of her autism, which has isolated her from colleagues and any real connections. But her work offers her purpose and control in a life that often feels anything but. Her newest subject, known only as "Specimen X," is like nothing Aria has ever encountered. With a striking humanoid form marked by bioluminescent skin, intricate markings, and eyes that seem to hold a universe of secrets, he is a being from a world humanity can barely imagine. But as she delves deeper into her study, Aria begins to suspect that he is far more than just a research subject. Underneath the cold detachment of the laboratory, there's a fierce intelligence-and a sorrow that resonates with her own. As Aria uncovers the dark truths hidden within her organization, she finds herself torn between her loyalty to science and her growing empathy for the alien who has become her closest ally. When she learns of a sinister agenda threatening not only his survival but also her own, Aria must choose: stay silent and remain complicit, or risk everything to set them both free. Experiment X is a tale of love, sacrifice, and the courage to break free of society's bounds, even if it means defying the very foundations of science and humanity.

Exiled and left to die on a hostile alien planet for a crime she didnt commit, alita is saved by a alien native who wants nothing to do with her... Or so he thought. ~~~ ((limited time read!!!))~~~ Xanadis...A world deemed uninhabitable by humans and made into a penal colony where deathrow convicts are sent to serve out the rest of their lives, forced to fight to survive or subcome to the harsh enviroment and fall prey to the many creatures that live there. After being convicted of a murder she didnt commit alita is left stranded on the hostile world filled with carnivorous plants, ruthless criminals, hostile natives, and bloodthirsty monsters. She comes to realize the world isnt as unforgiving and cold as it seems. She's saved by a native who dislikes humans as much as the next guy but shes intent on sticking by his side in order to survive. The only issue being is the last thing he wants is a pathetic, weak human girl following him around. (Limited time only read!) (This story isn't professionally edited yet and im new to writing so sorry for grammar and typos! ) (THIS IS THE RE-WRITTEN VERSION OF THE ORIGINAL STORY AND WILL ONLY BE AVAILABLE TEMPORARILY UNTIL IT IS FINISHED OR IM FORCED TO REMOVE IT.)

The ones with gold skin cultivated the most desired assassins. They had no names. They were only known by a number. Raised as just another piece in the infamous golden empire's army, Eight has never experienced life outside of keeping to the shadows and carrying out her orders with nothing less than perfection. Except when a mission is actually a trap set by an unknown threat, Eight and two fellow spies are taken as prisoners to a planet that they recently thought deserted. Yet the planet hosts an empire hidden and cloaked from the galaxy with power and technology that Eight's planet would be desperate to get to. Now not only must Eight and her two fellow spies find a way off of the foreign and dangerous planet, but she also must survive the king, the Astrapi, who seems to have his mind set on keeping Eight as his prisoner for the rest of her short life. ___________ This book is a sci-fi romance

I DON'T own any of the images used in this story or cover (unless otherwises specified), all images come from pintrest so I'm not entirely sure of the true owners. Deep in the wilderness, far from the noise of roads and the weight of human expectation, Lucia Woods has built a quiet life among the forgotten. In a weathered cabin nestled between trees and mist, she tends to injured wildlife with steady hands and a guarded heart. Known only in passing by the nearby village, Lucia speaks little, trusts less, and has long since stopped expecting the world to offer her kindness. Her solace lies in routine-tea left to steep too long, charcoal sketches of the animals she's saved, and the silent comfort of solitude. But something in the forest is changing. Strange tracks in the forests. A stillness in the trees that feels too intentional. Animals gone missing. And sometimes, when the wind is just right, she swears she isn't alone. Above and beyond that quiet world, Ka'renok watches. A veteran Yautja of gray-honor, cast to walk the border between honor and duty, he has no home but the hunt. Bound by silence and shaped by war, Ka'renok moves through shadow with reverence and precision. He distrusts humans-loud, deceitful creatures who glorify weakness and destroy what they cannot control. But in his path, one quiet human lingers like a flaw in his focus. She should be meaningless. Instead, she unsettles him. Sent to this world on a mission that requires to kill, observation and patience, Ka'renok expects nothing from Earth but complication. What he doesn't expect is Lucia. As their worlds begin to brush-first in glimpses, then in something deeper-they are both pulled into a quiet, dangerous bond neither understands. In a forest hiding more than scars and silence, hunter and healer must decide whether what connects them is worth the cost of being seen.

After a long night shift, nurse Poppy "Mac" MacKenzie expects nothing more than the familiar darkness of her city streets. Instead, she finds a glowing green light-and is torn from Earth into a world beyond imagination. On the alien planet Xantrox, women are rare and revered, and Rogue, a powerful alien lord, never expected fate to deliver him a human woman from the stars. As Mac struggles to survive in a dangerous, beautiful world, her compassion and courage begin to change everything-including Rogue himself. Bound by honor, desire, and a connection neither can deny, Mac and Rogue must navigate alien customs, political dangers, and a bond that could unite-or destroy-two worlds.

Moving to a whole new planet was something I never envisioned... Until the world crumbled. Left with no family, no hope. All I wanted was death. That was when they arrived. The ZILONS Huge blue bodied aliens with hair violet, like my name. They saved us and because of the safety they provided, I got a new family. That was suppose to be enough... why then did my heart long for more, for what was beyond the city they had built for us? The moment I met him, I knew the reason why. We needed to find each other to be whole again.

I never thought I'd be noticed-let alone his. One moment, I stood among the crowd, my fate a dark pit. Next, the cavernous hall froze, Zypherians and humans alike holding their breath as he emerged from the shadows: the Admiral, golden eyes burning, moving with fatal purpose. He didn't stop at protocol. He didn't stop at the fear in my chest. The Matrix itself shuddered, surrendering to a new law. In that instant, I was no one. I was someone. And I was his, forced to accept a destiny I can neither refuse nor understand. I should have run. Instead, I stood-caught between terror and the quiet, impossible pull of the one monster who had unmade the rules, just to choose me.

Once upon a time, a girl was sent away. No trial. No second chance. Just a story everyone believed because it was easier that way. Five years later, she comes back. This is the part where, in a Disney movie, she'd forgive everyone, hug her family, and learn the power of love. Instead, Gianna De Santis learns how to break bones, keep secrets, and survive rooms that were never meant to be safe. The family expects a villain. The kingdom expects obedience. And some Princes are not always charming . There are no fairy godmothers here. Only men with power, women with knives, and lies that refuse to stay buried. And while everyone's busy wondering if Gianna is still dangerous- They forget to ask the real question: What happens when the girl they tried to erase comes back sharper... and finally decides to stop being nice? Because this isn't a Disney movie. And the girl who survived the tower doesn't believe in happily ever after- She believes in consequences.