Intergalactic Exchange Program
8 primary works
Book 1
I won’t be forced into alien servitude.
I’ve spent my life mucking out the houses of the rich and famous. I know what they’re really like.
They think they can take whatever they want.
I learned that the hard way.
Royalty? They have got to be worse.
I’m not interested in any of them, not even an alien prince.
I was supposed to be heading to another planet for a one-year housekeeping contract.
Instead he bought me out.
Does he think he can own me?
I don’t want him.
I won’t submit to him.
So why is he so … nice?
Niall is unlike any rich guy I’ve ever known, but I still can’t trust him.
Not even when he treats me well.
He calls me his fated mate!
But he’s an alien prince and I’m a housekeeper.
We don’t belong together.
So why do I want to kiss him more than I want my next breath?
Book 2
I’m supposed to care for a kid, not make one!
Space needs nurses.
That’s what they told me, and that’s why I agreed to go.
They say Raider is the last place I want to end up, but I’m up to the challenge.
I’ll care for the warlord’s child.
One problem.
He wants me to make said child.
With him.
No. Not happening. Never.
I’m not selling my body to some brute!
But Kain isn’t the brute I imagined. And the longer I’m on Raider, the longer I wonder if belonging to him would be so bad...
Book 3
I can’t trust an alien man after what was done to my sister.
June became an alien bride when I was fifteen. She died on Tracorox six years later.
Now I’m responsible for her child, and I’m determined to find out how she really died.
Accident?
I don’t think so.
I joined IEP to get off Earth and find information about my sister.
I never expected to find a mate of my own.
Soren, the alien doctor, makes me burn with need.
I’ve never wanted any man – or alien – before.
But I can’t deny the way he makes me feel.
If I become his mate, will I be able to find justice for my sister?
Book 4
I’m sick of being used.
A creepy boss and men who steal my work send me running to IEP and away from science.
I want a new life, and I’m going to another planet to find one.
One rule: no more science.
But when I end up on Macros, nothing has changed, and I’m forced right back into the lab.
I don’t want to be a biologist.
And I refuse to fall for my boss.
But Rahl is nothing like the guys back on Earth.
Maybe life on Macros is what I’ve been searching for after all.
Am I ready to become an alien’s mate?
Book 5
The paparazzi is hounding me, my fiancé cheated on me, and I’m sick of living up to everyone else’s expectations. Former child star syndrome much? Yeah, I’ve got a chronic diagnosis.
Is running away to another planet drastic? Maybe. But I’m ready and couldn’t be happier to sign my name on IEP’s dotted line. Luckily, I land a sweet job as an assistant on Tracarox. They say the place is full of sorcery, but I’m not about to fall for space magic.
Or an alien.
There’s something strange about my sorcerer boss, Ilzak. Something dark and sensual. I don’t want him, except for when my mind gets all twisted and confused. What is he doing to me?
Ilzak isn’t the only alien I’m pulled to. The instinct pulling me toward Prince Aiken Hollander is too strong for me to deny. From the first moment I see him, I want him, body and soul. And as our paths keep crossing, I fall harder and deeper.
One alien is using me. The other is my mate. Can I figure out which is real before it’s too late?
Book 6
I'm finally free, but can I love again?
My son and I are safe now on Raider and building a new life free from sorcery after being held prisoner for years. But Raider has problems of its own—insurgents determined to usurp their leader. Commander Dordus has it under control.
He's the second in command and a doting father to his own daughter—and as hot as they come, but even more important, he makes me feel safe.
Our friendship makes adjusting to life on Raider simple. But could we be more?
The last time I risked my heart, I lost everything and spent years paying the price. I know Dordus and the way he loves makes me certain he'll never betray me.
Dordus will do whatever it takes to keep me and Dylan safe. But how can he do that when he's fighting against sorcery? I can't risk falling into magical danger again, but now that I've given my heart to Dordus and his daughter, I don't know how we can walk away.
Book 7
Can my fated mate save me from an malevolent sorcerer?
King Varoz is evil. I'm his victim and his queen.
I'd do anything to see him fall.
When Zandro appears, I have hope for the first time in years. He's nothing like the cruel king, and my body reacts with a desire I barely understand.
We're trapped together, pawns in the king's vicious game. But if Zandro and I work together, we can topple the king and free Tracarox from his tyranny.
If he's truly the man and mate my heart knows him to be, we're being given an impossible chance at happiness. I've been hurt so much before. Can I trust Zandro with my power and my heart?
Book 8
I'm ready for a new start on a new planet…
Failed farm. Failed relationship. Failed family. I'm done with Earth and excited for a life with whatever alien will hire me. When I arrive on Macros and meet Urul, my attraction to him knocks the air out of my lungs. He's everything I could possibly want, and the heat burns hot between us, but he's keeping his distance. Is it because I can't have children of my own?
I want to be first in my mate's heart.
I won't be with a woman who is hung up on another man. Rita gives me hope like I've never known before, her blonde hair and curves exciting my body and her sharp wit enticing my mind. Deep inside I know that she's my fated mate. But with her ex-husband on the planet and despite all the odds, can I trust that I truly own her heart?