Warrior Enchanted

An Alien Gladiator Romance

Abducted? Heck no! I’ll rescue myself thank you very much. I don’t need some creepy four-armed alien stalking me either.

Meena

Dragged from my home, I’ve rescued myself before, and I’ll do it again if I have to. I don’t trust these aliens that say I’m safe. I especially don’t trust that four-armed creep spying on me and leaving presents at my door.

When I’m kidnapped again, it’s him that’s there for me. Sweeping me off into the trees like he’s freaking Tarzan. He’s willing to put everything on the line just because he thinks I’m his mate.

He’s everything I’m not, cheerful, optimistic. When we find ourselves in hot water, I can see his scars, I can see that we’re not so different after all and I find myself wanting to climb all over him.

Jakar

I’ve waited for my mate for so long and now she’s finally here. She’s hurt, she’s been through a lot, and she needs her space.

Then she gets stolen and I’m through with waiting, with keeping my distance. I’m going after her, I’m going to woe her until she gives in, and then I’ll make her toes curl between the sheets. Nothing can keep me from her, not even my worst nightmare come true.

Warrior Played is a full-length standalone sci-fi romance featuring hot alien gladiators, a sexy alien cinnamon roll looking for love, a prickly heroine who needs a little convincing, and a guaranteed happily ever after.

Note: each book in the series can be read as a standalone, but for maximum enjoyment, it’s recommended that the series be read in order.

Greenery and Gifts

The last gladiator to find his mate. This was the goofy, sweet one that everyone teased. His mate was angry and standoffish. This couple had a rough time of it but their HEA was worth it. I loved that she stood up for herself and her male when she finally accepted him.

Ruby Dixon vibe, poorly developed

There was potential for this to be a better story. The dialog was stilted and the word 'yeah' was used over and over again by both fmc and mmc at the beginning of sentences. The virtual voice narration was better than expected. This author needed a better editor to develop her ideas.