How to lose an alien in fourteen daysMatchmaker Jessie Hancock has a perfect record helping others find their Mr. or Ms. Right through the Intergalactic Dating Agency until Caid arrives. The sinfully handsome, smooth-talking alien is everything she's dreamed of—but can't have. Even if he was interested in a curvy, freckle-faced redheaded wallflower, it's forbidden for employees to date clients, so she works hard to find him a woman. But when none of the dates meets with his approval, her boss gives her an ultimatum—find Caid a match or else! With her heart breaking and her job on the line, she launches a plan to introduce Caid to a woman he'll find irresistible.The instant Caid from planet Dakon lays eyes on Jessie with the beautiful orange hair, he knows the Fates have chosen her for him. To get closer to her, he goes along with her attempts to "match" him with someone else while doing his best to charm her and convince her they're...

Trapped in a sandstorm on an alien planet, they'll battle passion and danger... Breeze O'Day Windswept, sandblasted Sajave isn't every astrogeologist's dream assignment, but it's been my safe zone from a dangerous past, and now I'm about to announce a game-changing discovery. But on the way to finalize my research, my hovercraft gets caught in a violent sandstorm and crashes. Unfortunately, my rescuer is Tack Grayson, an ill-mannered, bad-tempered mammoth of a man who's made it perfectly clear saving me is a huge imposition. Well, no worries. I'll soon be on my way to finish my top-secret project, and our paths need never cross again. Tack Grayson If I had wanted company, I wouldn't be living in a cabin hundreds of miles from nowhere. But I'm a cyborg with C-Force and rescuing people is what I do, even if they are idiots who should know better than to venture out in a sandstorm. Now I'm stuck with Breeze O'Day until this storm blows...

He betrayed her once, but he's her only hope. Being saved from a slave ship and given life-saving medical attention by a tall, muscular furry alien with large curling horns is enough for Giselle Cartier to think she's found a hero. Having him deliver her back into the clutches of the same traffickers shatters her trust and the belief that anything she'd felt was real.But just as she's rescued by the League of Planets and is about to be repatriated to New Terra, Joule reappears with the devastating news that Giselle's sister has been taken. What's even more shocking is his promise to find her. He's already betrayed her once; what's to stop him from doing it again? How can she trust anything he says?Regardless of the risks, she has to go with him. He's her only hope for finding and saving her sister. This time, she won't let her guard down. She also won't make the mistake of falling in love with him...

Their perfect love has one fatal flaw... Tragedy sends clairvoyant Mandy Ellison to seek refuge in the small town of Argent, Idaho. Her ESP failed her, and now she's closing her eyes to the second sight forever—until Shadow, an alien from planet 'Topia, comes into her healing and wellness center with a request. Will she help him find a mate? Time is running out for Shadow. His genetics have been programmed with a self-destruct sequence. If he doesn't bond with a genmate, a female carrying the same mating gene, he eventually will fade from existence. The new clairvoyant in town is his last desperate hope, if she agrees to help him. But what is an alien to do when attraction leads to love, especially when every indication shows Mandy is not his genmate? Will Mandy find him a mate, hand him over to another woman, and save his life—or will Shadow decide love is worth dying for? * * * * Shadow is a standalone read in...

He looks like the devil. She's a church secretary. A match made in heaven...or? Take nothing at face value. That's Geneva Walker's motto in life. But when seven feet of devilishly handsome male complete with horns and a tail strolls into the church where she works as a secretary—even a hardcore nonbeliever would jump to conclusions. Extraterrestrial Inferno has searched in vain for his genmate, the one woman his Luciferan DNA has chosen for him. When he locates her in the church of a small Idaho town, the last thing he expects is for her to throw him out as though he was Satan himself. How can he prove to the beautiful skeptic they are meant for each other when he can't even convince her he's an alien? Inferno is a standalone read in the Alien Castaways (Intergalactic Dating Agency) series.

Vengeance keeps 'Topian Edwin Mysk from surrendering to the pain of the destruction of his home world and the loss of the genmate he might have had. One day the Xeno Consortium will know his wrath. Until then, he will pursue his self-imposed mission to locate and reunite the massacre survivors. When he lands on Laxiter 4, he finds the 'Topian settlement abandoned, except for a lone woman. Lala. Their immediate, intense bonding proves she's his genmate, the one female his genetics have chosen for him—the one he'd believed lost forever. With Lala at his side, he resumes his search for the others. But Lala is not the 'Topian he thinks she is. She's a shapeshifting Xeno, a disgraced former general in the consortium military wrongly convicted of helping 'Topian insurgents escape annihilation. Edwin Mysk offers her best chance to locate the escapees and receive a stay of execution—as long as he doesn't discover her secret. Will the gulf between hatred...

A space cruise with her bestie seems like the vacation of a lifetime until Holly Winter gets abducted by aliens and finds herself on a slave ship. When the ship's AI goes haywire and accidentally releases the prisoners from their cells, she makes a break for it—only to be kidnapped again by a huge horned and furry alien. Aeon claims to be a prince, but he acts like a royal jerk and refuses to let Holly go. However, she's determined to locate her friend and somehow get home to New Terra. Prince Aeon of Araset is enjoying his last breath of freedom from royal duties when he's accidentally ensnared by slavers trafficking in alien species, including the protected but despised humans. At the first opportunity, he escapes in a tiny evac pod and lands on the nearest inhabited planet. In an impulsive act of sympathy, he takes a human female with him to save her from a fate worse than death. Now he's stuck with the talkative, conspicuous nuisance. For her own safety,...

Getting abducted by aliens is not the worst thing to ever happen to Millie Rogers. The lowest point in her life comes after the rescue when she's forced to deal with him—Nadir, the alien man tasked with ensuring the abducted humans get home to New Terra. He's made his contempt of humans blatantly obvious—so why does he keep dogging her? The caped, horned, furry alien is the most supercilious, fascinating, obnoxious, handsome, condescending, rugged jerk she's ever met. She can't wait to see the last of his muscular backside. As the Advisor Most Loyal to His Majesty the King of Araset, Nadir faces some difficult assignments, but none so challenging as shepherding the human female, Millie Rogers, back to New Terra. The smart-mouthed spitfire with the lush body seems to go out of her way to bedevil—and beguile—him. Despite her rudeness, he can't seem to stay away from her. Luckily, she'll soon be home where she belongs—and away from...