Marriage Space

She’s building rockets for NASA— but can she build the life she truly wants? At just twenty-seven, Jeanie Florence is blazing a trail few women have ever walked—as one of NASA’s brightest young engineers. While America races to put a man on the moon, Jeanie is quietly making history behind the scenes, her calculations propelling astronauts into space. But when it comes to love? She’s still stuck firmly on the launchpad. Her heart belongs to Bill Booker—an older, married astronaut whose orbit she knows she has no business entering. But emotions don’t always follow logic, and ...

Every Broken Arrow Universe novel is a complete standalone romance set in the same world. There is no required reading order. *** Perfect for fans of Polaris Rising, Winter's Orbit, and marriage-of-convenience romance, The Last Daughter delivers a wife traded across the galaxy as the price of a treaty, an ice-planet slow burn, and a husband whose secrets could cost them everything. *** I was supposed to prove I was more than the ornamental youngest daughter. Instead, my mother gave me eight days' notice for my own wedding. A Council-ratified alliance. A frozen mining world on the far edge ...

Escape Earth. Find an alien husband. Get dumped. Now what? Emily Emily’s last husband returned her to the mail order bride agency because she’s defective. When the agency matches her to a second alien, he doesn’t show up to claim her. She has two choices: go to the local brothel to earn her keep or be sold off at random to an alien, a Zyanthan Warrior to be precise. Zyanthan males reportedly have two *****. While that will certainly make their time in the bedroom more fun, Emily doesn’t care about physiology. She just wants someone who will be kind to her and who won’t return her ...

Men, pay attention. Your marriage isn’t broken… yet. But it’s slipping, and most guys don’t even notice. Silent days? She’s talking, but you don’t understand? You are about to find out what your wife is really saying. This book goes straight to the point: no fluff, confusing psychological theories, just what to do, what not to do, and even examples of what to say (!) to keep love alive. ***Dear Wives, does your man need a subtle hint?***

Trust no one. Hide who I am. Complete the mission. Easy... until I meet him. Evie When a dying Xurtal princess makes me promise to save her planet, I have no choice but to take her place. Me, a human girl, pretending to be an alien royal. To survive the assassination attempts, I need a bodyguard. Enter Aramon: cocky, infuriating, and scorchingly hot. He has to pretend to be my mate to protect me. A fake fiancé for a fake princess. What could possibly go wrong? But the way he looks at me feels anything but fake. And if he discovers my secrets, I’ll lose more than my mission—I might lose...

He calls me beautiful in his husky, damaged voice. Kind. A Naga Queen has never been called kind… Sazzie I have hidden who I am from everyone my whole life. Turned myself into something I detest: a fighter, a brawler, a princess worthy of the Thunder Rock throne. Then I meet Reid… A human male. A kindness in his dark eyes that I do not understand. His body, a work of art—muscles, power, and sigils that don’t glow but sit like black ink tattoos on his skin. When he says I’m beautiful despite my scars, when he says I’m worthy of more than a life full of fights, I believe him. But ...

Tall, sexy, and possibly deadly. I've been arrested by a dangerous alien. Now I know it’s possible to break the intergalactic code without ever traveling to space. The huge and gruff Commander Rok of the Intergalactic Cadets turns up to arrest me for my supposed crimes. All I’ve been doing is running my dating business and expanding my customer base. Citywide, statewide. Hell, why not conquer the world? He says I was broadcasting my data halfway across the known galaxy. Whoops. Earth is full of women who want to find a connection. As the Commander of the Intergalactic Cadets, it's my ...

Bloomsbury presents The Mars House by Natasha Pulley, read by Daniel de Bourg. A compulsively readable queer sci-fi novel about a marriage of convenience between a Mars politician and an Earth refugee. Named a Best Book of 2024 by The Washington Post * Amazon * Book Riot * LitHub * Paste...

Liberty Johansen is going to change the way we look at the night sky. Most people see the old constellations, the things they've been told to see. But Liberty sees new patterns, pictures, and possibilities. She's an exception. Some other exceptions: Her dad, who gave her the stars. Who moved out months ago and hasn't talked to her since. Her mom, who's happier since he left, even though everyone thinks she should be sad and lonely. And her sister, who won't go outside their house.

You're not broken. You're not cold. You're not incapable of love. You ghost after amazing dates. You find flaws in partners when things get serious. You say "I'm fine" when you're crumbling. Normal relationship expectations feel suffocating. You pride yourself on never needing anyone, yet you're desperately alone. You've been called "emotionally unavailable" and "commitment-phobic"—labels that sting because they contain truth you can't explain. Here's what's really happening: Your nervous system learned that intimacy equals danger. What it learned, it can unlearn.

The arrangement was supposed to be simple. No feelings. No family. And definitely no permanent claiming. I’m done playing the perfect daughter. When my family’s iron grip threatened to turn my life into a corporate merger, I struck a deal with the only man as desperate as I was: Lieutenant Kael Theron. He’s an uptight, infuriatingly proper Vraxian officer whose career just hit a dead end, and he needs a fiancée to save his reputation. The plan was easy—fake the engagement, buy some breathing room, and walk away clean. Except nothing about Kael is "clean." He’s rigid. Controlled. ...

Discover the true story of the women who stood beside some of the greatest heroes of American space travel in this New York Times bestseller that inspired the limited TV series on ABC! As America's Mercury Seven astronauts were launched on death-defying missions, television cameras focused on...

Futuristic sci-fi spicy romp! She's pretending to be a pleasure droid. He's an admiral who hasn't been touched by a real woman in years. Nora Towlahns will do anything to escape the marriage her brothers arranged, even if it means hiding in a house of pleasure and pretending to be a droid. The plan is simple: survive one night, then disappear. But when Admiral Jonas Myers walks through the door expecting synthetic companionship and finds her instead, simple goes out the airlock. Jonas knows pleasure droids. He's paid for enough of them across the quadrant to notice something is off with ...

The Space Between Us is an emotional Christian women’s fiction novel about love after divorce, betrayal in marriage, in marriage, second chances, and faith-tested redemption. Perfect for readers who love messy relationship drama, strong female leads, slow-burn romance, and stories about rebuilding trust after heartbreak. After a painful divorce, one woman vows to never risk her heart again. But when her sister drags her to church, she meets a man who becomes her closest friend—and eventually her husband. Just as she begins to believe in love again, she discovers the devastating truth: ...

Rich Corrington has everything an Earthside man could want. He's married, a Party member, and starting his dream job. He also just received a private house as part of his work, a place to raise his family far away from the sprawling slums of Earth. But tragedy strikes, and he faces an impossible choice: his faith or his son. Left a hollow man with only the thinnest vestiges of his faith in God and State, he takes the space elevator up to the colonies.

In Lionel Shriver’s entertaining send-up of today’s cult of exercise—which not only encourages better health, but now like all religions also seems to promise meaning, social superiority, and eternal life—an aging husband’s sudden obsession with extreme sport makes him unbearable...

From the outside Victor and Veronica’s marriage looks stable. A successful man. A maintained home. A routine that appears orderly and intact. Inside it, Victor sets the terms of that order. What gets discussed. What gets accounted for. What gets questioned—and what doesn’t. Veronica learns how to move within it. How to keep things calm. How to avoid conflict. How to function inside a life shaped around someone else’s expectations. Over time, the imbalance becomes clearer in small, constant ways. He tracks her spending. He questions her choices. He changes plans without discussion. ...

From the Women's Prize-winning author of We Need to Talk About Kevin ‘Enjoyably abrasive… a compelling read… sardonic and elegant’ Evening Standard ‘Scabrously funny… few authors can be as entertainingly problematic as Shriver’ Guardian ‘With laugh-out-loud and sad moments...

Kira Solace was meant to bring peace—not be bound to a radiant alien king with eyes like suns and a touch that scorches. But the moment she sets foot on Oratheon, Varek chooses her. Declares her his. And consummates their bond in front of the stars. Now she’s his queen. His fire. And his obsession. She never wanted to rule. But ruling beside him? That feels like destiny. Fated mates. Royal dominance. One crown forged in heat and hunger. Bound to the Nova King is a standalone sci-fi romance featuring mating rituals, power-play, and a cosmic king who doesn’t kneel… unless it’s ...

She breaks locks. He breaks empires. To save the people they love, they will both have to break the one rule that keeps them alive: never believe your own lie. Mira Voss is the best lockrunner in the Vhalar Reach — a human slicer who can talk her way past any guard and bypass any system the Solmari Empire dares to build. She has exactly one weakness, and the Empire knows his name. Her younger brother, Theo, is caged inside the prison-fortress of Kharon Spire, days from a death sentence in the deep-core mines. When her own broker sells her to imperial bounty hunters, Mira runs straight ...