Alien Fated Mates for Ajnara Warriors

Addison loves her residency training at the local hospital, even though she’s exhausted from finishing up her undergraduate program and moving into medical school. So when the world falls into an apocalypse, it’s not surprising she ends up stranded there and treating some Zombie Affliction Contagion infected at her hospital.

Unfortunately, the government steps in, stripping her of her phone and trapping her in the hospital’s basement to help work on a cure. After a few days, she knows she needs to escape and figure out how to get back to her mom and little sister to make sure they’ve survived. When she last talked to her thirteen-year-old sibling, she was low on supplies, hiding from the infected in their childhood home. But how can she escape the military guarded exits and or even get through the hospital’s quarantine procedures on each floor?

When Addison breaks out, she finds the roads clogged with cars, and she’s trapped by infected zombie-like people determined to kill her.

Her life becomes a struggle to survive. She’s rescued, trapped, and eventually shot as she fights to protect the uninfected she comes into contact with on her journey. Unwilling to trust anyone but family, she fights to get back home, convinced everyone else will fail or abandon her just like her father did years before.

Can she trust a new man… an actual alien in her life, since her skepticism is so ingrained? Alerik refuses to stop looking for Riley’s sister, Addy. He rescued the young female from a school where she was living with her teacher, Victoria Blaine. When Riley passes him her locket containing Addy’s picture, he knows there’s something unusual about her. Could she be his fated mate?

After searching the last locations Riley said her sister should be, he’s left with only one option. Removing his protective helmet, he reaches out with his third eye, searching for his Upadana Link.

Immediately, he senses his Link’s location and fear, spurring him into action. But will it be Riley’s sister as he suspects?

Can he convince her to trust him?

And will his superiors allow him to perform the traditional ceremony with his recovering Upadana Link?

Brooke loves animals and has volunteered for three summers at the local animal clinic. That’s why she’s planning on college to be a veterinarian now that she’s graduated from high school. She doesn’t realize the scale of chaos around the world. She’s at home, caring for her large family farm and parents because they’re ill.

When she’s kidnapped from her home by marauding bikers, the true apocalypse is a slap in the face. The zombie-like infected people are everywhere, obsessively stalking, attacking, and spreading the disease.

At first she wonders what’s more dangerous, the men or sickies? But after being locked in a basement, she’s determined to get away even if it kills her. The opportunity finally arrives when a new woman leads the escape while a crowd of snarling, contagious people mob the house, creating the distraction they need. Ajnara Warrior, Jaspen, disobeys his Superior’s orders by setting foot on Earth after discovering a malicious attack on one of their hospitals. He must because he needs proof.

So what’s one more violation? After all, he can’t stand the idea that his fated mate might be on the planet, running from Wen infected—or worse. But when he’s drawn right to her location, he thinks the battle is over.

She’s his, and now they can be together.

Unfortunately, she’s been trapped and abused for weeks. The last thing she wants is to be touched.

Can he win her confidence and entice her to trust him?

Darla’s trapped in her basement. Zombies have taken over her neighborhood, confining her and her co-worker Jane in her deceased parents’ home. It could be worse, since they narrowly escaped their work a few blocks away and the predatory survivors still hunkered down there.

Two years into a college business degree doesn’t prepare you for the end of the world. All she can do is hope the government will eventually show up and rescue them.

When Jane’s daughters arrive with alien warriors and tell them they’re saved, she has to figure out how she fits in on their spacecraft. There’s no place safe on Earth with the zombie-like sick people obsessively attacking and killing. They’re still spreading the disease.

But a note from her sister who’s been out of the country has her determined to go back to meet her on earth. The problem is negotiating with an Ajnara Warrior to take her. Will he want the same thing the men at her work did?

Clonak is content to follow orders. He’s developed hobbies to pass the time, including researching new worlds and learning to cook their meals. Nothing—not even a family rival from Ajnara—has coerced him into breaking directives.
But he’s tasked with discovering the species responsible for a malicious attack on one of Earth’s research centers that was working on a cure to the Wen infection. With his analysis, they credit his team with exposing the culprits, but the Fakel deny it. They need more proof.

He’s drawn to the surface of Earth to blow off some steam and meets the most exotic female he’s ever seen. She tempts him in every way, and he wonders if she could be his fated mate. But he wants a formal Upadana Ceremony, and he’d never cross the God and Goddess and break from the traditional Ajnara mating.

When Darla asks for his help, he’s intrigued. He has a hard time telling her no. Could this be his opportunity to test their Link?

Can he negotiate with her to get what they both want?