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The things I’m imagining us doing are something no shifter should be contemplating with an alien. But if I’m going to hell, I’d rather earn my place...thoroughly. My desires are about to become the least of my problems however, because like it or not we’re now embroiled in a vicious war of the planets — and that includes Earth. If I want a home to go back to, I need to focus. Yep, I’m screwed.

Sylvia is cautious. Her divorce left her scared to love again, and she has her daughter to think of, too. But that guy next door is so handsome. So gentle and shy. If Sylvia knows anything about men, she knows he's ready for her to lead him closer to her heart. But she isn't the same girl that she used to be. She knows what she wants now, and Ray probably needs what she wants to offer. But she will have to be strong for him to be weak.

Carson doesn't need his family this weekend, he needs his Mommy. And his wife, Jasmine, understands exactly what that means. She will pamper him, tease him, bathe him, and show him exactly how far a Mommy's love can take him. Will he end up exhausted and blissful in her arms, or will he break down, overwhelmed by his own needs?

I thought the only good alien was a dead one. Those Pig Faces and Tooth Fairies razed human civilization and forced us underground a couple hundred years ago. I'd still be there, except my mother told us we had to flee the compound for our very lives. My brothers and I figure we'll hide out or maybe find other survivors band together to kick some alien butt. Until the first thing we see are a squad of pink, fanged Tooth Fairies waiting for us with ray guns at the ready.

Saving the world was the first step towards, well, everything! Drew, Mary, Sabastian, and Teak are in a world of epic stuff that they can’t understand. An evil the universe had forgotten threatens to return, evil that’s still here is being a right pain, basically evil is just, well, it's being evil and nobody needs it's crap!

I’ve spent my whole life dreaming of a way out of my miserable home, and now I’ve found it: a mail-order bride contract that promises freedom. My plan is simple—marry a stranger, save up money, and chase my dream of becoming a painter. But when I meet Tate, my new husband, nothing about him feels simple. He’s older, rugged, and far too tempting for a young woman like me. I only promised my hand—not my heart. Yet every time he looks at me, I wonder if leaving is the right choice at all.