Meet Olivia, a savvy personal shopper with a knack for avoiding commitment and a dreaded annual party to dodge. Her mother’s swanky New Year’s Eve bash is as unavoidable as her parents’ questions about her personal life.

Enter Ruune, a charming alien prince with a reputation for loving and leaving across the galaxy. His arrival in New York could cause issues for the Valorian’s new treaty with Earth, especially if he starts breaking hearts.

Their solution? A fake relationship to shock Olivias judgmental mother and keep Ruune out of intergalactic trouble. But as they navigate carriage rides, dirty charades, and the glittering world of New Yorks elite, will their pretend romance turn into something real?

Can Olivia let down her guard and trust an alien with her heart? Will Ruune finally find a reason to stop running? And what happens when their charade is over?

What’s worse than crash landing on an ice planet? Discovering that it’s controlled by a group of angry elves who escaped from the North Pole!

Kringl wants nothing more than to return to his home world, but first he’ll have to escape from the frozen world that’s kept in a state of perpetual, joyless celebration. Even worse, it’s always Christmas Eve, but never Christmas Day.

Joy is determined to escape the ice planet she and her fellow humans were marooned on years ago. She can’t stand the constant fake celebration or disgruntled elves who ensure theyre never rescued.

When the handsome, blue alien and his crew arrive, Joy knows this is her chance. But when Kringl is captured, Joy must rescue him before they can both escape. That is, if the angry elves don’t stop them both.

I needed a break. A break from the paparazzi, a break from my co-star ex, and a break from being the hottest new actress in Hollywood.

I did not need an orc bodyguard.

But my overprotective dad refuses to let me go on a location shoot without a security detail, and he's picked the toughest, scariest bodyguard in LA to accompany me. Too bad Roc is also my dad's friend and my teenage crush. This won't be awkward at all.

There's no doubt that Roc is huge and gorgeous and monstrously sexy, but he has the overprotective tendencies of a badass and the antisocial tendencies of an orc. Not always a great combo.

When we end up stranded in a crappy roadside motel with only the world's cheesiest honeymoon suite available, there's only one bed and too many mirrors. So much for my plan of avoiding the orc I'd thought I'd never see again.

The silver fox Drexian is exactly my type. If only I didn't want to kill him.

The Academy's security chief is gruff and grizzled and makes no secret of his disdain for humans at the ancient school, especially females. Which is why I never should have let him get under my skin. I never should have challenged him to a card game. But once he accepted, I couldn't back down. I couldn't let him think he was right about women.

When the stakes of the game get too high, I have nothing left to barter but myself. And Commander Vyk is determined to make me pay handsomely. But will what he requires in payment go against everything he claims to believe? Or will he learn just how dangerous it can be to play with fire?

Stranded on an outlaw planet. Hunted by alien mercenaries. Saved by a beautiful woman he cannot touch.

For Dothvek warrior Rixx, things have gone from bad to worse. After being snatched by Zevrian mercenaries in the Den of Thieves and surviving a disastrous rescue attempt, he wakes up in a strange bed being nursed back to health by a beautiful woman. Even worse? His ship is gone because hes been presumed dead.

Now he's alone in the treacherous outlaw city as more mercenaries hunt for him. His only hope is the alluring woman with a young daughter whos determined to help him. Despite Rixx's usual reputation with females, this one is off-limits. She has a mate, even though that man left long ago and never returned.

It doesn't matter how much he desires Myrria, she can never be his. Rixx needs to focus on survival. But what happens when the survival of Myrria and her daughter is put at risk, and he's the only one who can save them? But only if he pretends to be Myrria's mate and share her bed.

Maxxon was sent to Earth to procure a tribute bride for the Drexians. There's only one problem. The woman he's protecting as violent aliens invade Earth is not her.

Maxxon's job is to locate and retrieve the human females targeted to be tribute brides. The key is to find them, charm them, and return with them to the space station without anyone noticing. And he has a perfect success rate—until now.

Allie isn't prepared for the massive spaceships that descend into the atmosphere or for the tall, dark, and handsome stranger who saves her as she's walking home. She also isn't prepared to learn that he's an alien. But when the Drexians fight off the Kronock and return for their warriors, he must leave and leave her behind.

After the Drexians reveal themselves and their long history of taking tribute brides, everything changes. Women are volunteering in droves to become brides for the hot aliens, so Allie decides to sign up so she can find Maxxon.

But will she find him before she must accept the Drexian chosen for her, or will she and Maxxon be separated forever?