Caveman Alien's Baby
Theodora
I had one safe place on this deadly planet.
One place where I could hide from the dinosaur-infested alien jungle trying to kill me.
Then my broken-down flying saucer was claimed by a caveman alien who marched inside, announced he lived here now, and moved in with his baby daughter, whom he clearly treasures above all else.
Now I’m a guest in my own home, waiting for the moment this eight-foot-tall, bearded, laser-eyed brute decides I’m no longer welcome.
Yes, he’s saved my life more than once.
Fine, the baby is adorable.
And sure, he makes my pulse race in ways I absolutely do not have time for, especially if that very obvious reaction under his loincloth is any indication.
But I need to get back to Earth. I’m armed, desperate, and running out of options.
If this alien stands in my way, things are going to get physical.
Just not in a way he’s expecting…
Kenz’ox
Theodora is an alien.
But she is also a woman.
That should be impossible. There are no women on Xren.
Still, I have a daughter of my own. The Ancestors gifted her to me.
And my tribe tried to kill her for it.
Little Aker’iz must be protected at all costs. The strange metal ship the alien woman lives in is the safest place on this cursed world.
The problem is Theodora herself.
I cannot look away from her soft, dangerous shape. From her defiance. From the way she smells of lightning and fire and temptation. She challenges me, threatens me… and draws me in all the same.
She wants to leave.
I need her to stay.
Because if she goes, she will take more than my shelter with her.
She will take my heart. And the future I never knew was possible…
Caveman Alien’s Baby is a steamy sci-fi romance featuring a fierce human survivor, a devoted alien father, forced proximity, an enemies-to-lovers dynamic, adorable sidekicks, and a love powerful enough to defy planets, tribes, and fate itself…
The books in this series are complete stories, but should be read in order for maximum enjoyment.
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