A post-apocalyptic Earth. A woman who welcomes the alien invasion. An alien determined to claim her.

Willow

I would rather die at the hands of the aliens who land in my cornfield than suffer another day in this post-apocalyptic wasteland.

When the eight-foot wall of purple muscle drags me into my house and marks me as his mate, I discover he’s offering me something better than death, the opportunity to be his omega.

Should I take his offer or jump into the alien dating pool feet first to find a better match?

Strykr

As agreed upon many years ago, when Earth called for help, Thro answered.

While it was a tragedy for the people of Earth, the devastating virus that prompted their distress call could not have come too soon.

The Throkyn nearly extinct, we gathered what was left of our pack and traveled across space and time to the only planet we knew housed compatible omegas to save our kind.

I never dreamed I’d find my omega the moment we arrived.

Willow does not know what it means to be the pack leader’s omega. After all, she only learned of alien life a moment ago.

There is fear in her eyes but also an abundance of love in her heart.

I can only hope she will set aside her fear and allow our hearts and souls to become one.

Claimed is a short story (5500 words) and a prequel to the Knot My Earth series. Intended for adult readers. Implied HEA. This couple will appear in future books.

Ellie-Mae doesn’t want to be an alien incubator. Or what the Throkyn alphas call an omega. She has avoided the colony and the Alpha Center to lessen the risk of scenting in an alpha’s presence.

When her father sells her to the leader of one of the camps in the Badlands, the lawless wasteland outside the colony, to pay off his gambling debt, she has no where else to go.

Ellie-Mae is convinced she’s not an omega. She takes the risk and will use her thirty days at the Alpha Center, living with their pack’s chief enforcer, Kydax, who they believe is her best match.

She came to the Center for the wrong reason. Using it and Kydax to runaway from her problems. What will they do if they discover her lie? Will they cast her out even if she decides to tell the truth and stay for Kydax?

MATCHED is book 1 in the KNOT MY EARTH series. TW/CW: on-page violence and unaliving. Physical abus3 and SA are discussed or threatened but never by the H or shown on page.

Release date TBD! Stay tuned!

LAYLA

The Accord might have prohibited colonial alphas from claiming omegas who were already in committed relationships with humans. Still, my husband and I had heard enough stories about alphas breaking that law to risk me going anywhere near them.

Did this essentially make me a prisoner in my own home? Sure, but I believed it was well worth sacrificing some of my freedom to keep both of us safe.

At least, that’s what I thought until an alpha broke into our home with the sole purpose of taking me away. The only solace I took was in pulling the trigger of my double-barreled shotgun to end the life of the alpha who took my husband’s life with a venomous bite on his neck.

The attack and the death of my husband were only the beginning of the horrible and unimaginable things that happened.

After Sutton’s body went limp in my arms, another alpha appeared from the bushes, offering me refuge at the Alpha Center, the last place I ever wanted to go. As much as I hated the idea, I knew the Center was safer than living alone on the outskirts of the colony.

But when we got to the Center, and my heat came on, hot and fast, I knew I couldn’t be alone for long. I needed an alpha to help me through my heat. The only alpha I dared trust was Zayd, who I allowed to bring me here on his promise not to claim me.

If all of that wasn’t enough, it turned out that Sutton wasn’t dead, and everything everyone knew about alphas, omegas, and humans was about to change.