Ergebnis für "Alien Wars 2 Planetenjagd" in Liebesromane

Eigentlich wollte ich Weihnachten in Ruhe mit meinen besten Freundinnen in einer Hütte feiern, die wir über die Feiertage gemietet haben - mitten in der verschneiten Wildnis von Colorado. Doch stattdessen schaffe ich es, kopfüber einen Berg hinunterzustürzen und vor dem Weihnachtsmann zu landen. Kurz bin ich mir sicher, den Verstand verloren zu haben, denn mir ist durchaus klar, dass es den Weihnachtsmann nicht gibt. Was es allerdings ganz eindeutig gibt, sind riesige Aliens mit roter Haut und schneeweißen Haaren. Da wird man sich auf den ersten Blick ja wohl irren dürfen.

Da'vi, the relentless. Da'vi, the cold and harsh. The alien who keeps his distance, yet never fails to bicker with me over the smallest details. Tension between us is coiled so tight it's bound to snap . . . and I'm bound to do what I always do-leave. There are a hundred different reasons I should go, yet I'm drawn in by the only thing that matters to me anymore-and it's certainly NOT Da'vi's friendship. I'm talking about saving humans.

Ich hüte ein dunkles Geheimnis und habe nicht die geringste Ahnung, wie ich es meinen Freundinnen beichten soll. Als wir uns mitten in der verschneiten Wildnis Colorados verirren, finde ich die perfekte Lösung für mein Dilemma: ein bedrohliches Monster, das zwischen den Tannen lauert. Mein Plan ist simpel. Ich opfere mich, damit sich meinen Freundinnen in Sicherheit bringen können. Wenn ich nicht mehr lebe, kann ich ihnen auch nichts gestehen. Idiotensicher. Zu meinem großen Entsetzen hat das Monster gar kein Interesse daran, mich zu töten.

Ich habe kein Problem damit, Männer um meinen Finger zu wickeln - große rote Aliens hingegen sind eine andere Sache. Nachdem Voxen mich vor dem Erfrieren rettet, zeige ich mich auf die einzige Weise erkenntlich, die mir in diesem Moment einfällt. Ein bisschen harmloser Spaß für uns beide. Allerdings scheint Voxen das Konzept "nur zum Vergnügen" kein Begriff zu sein. Er kennt bloß "für immer".

Stop me if you’ve heard this story before. One minute Alice was camping, trying to connect with nature, then there’s this blinding white light. Gravity must have quit because Alice and her sleeping bag were floating off the ground. Classic alien abduction. She wakes up on an alien planet full of, you know, aliens. Outlaws. Rules are optional and people are property. So not cool. Then there’s a train robbery and she's getting abducted. Again. But this guy? He’s a giant lizard man, just a solid wall of muscle, scales, and bad attitude.

This deal was supposed to be simple: take a shuttle to the space station; connect with an alien in need of Slaking—their term, not mine. One week between the furs with no hearts involved, something I’m determined to avoid after being burned. I’ll return to Earth, and nine months from now? I’ll deliver a scaly bundle of joy.

One by one, I've seen my friends fall in love with the alien warriors on this planet. More than any other single girl on this planet, I want what they have—a mate. After a childhood in foster care and an adulthood littered with crappy boyfriends, I just want to find my place, my home, love. I want it more than anything, and I'm ready for it. What I'm not ready for? An enemy Gahn from beyond the mountains attacking our settlement in the dead of night. And even more than that? This bleeding Gahn with piercing silver eyes and brutal blades claims that I'm his mate.

The minute our commanding officers assign us to track down the Roth and missing human women, I know it's a setup. Just my huge husband, Aeroz, and me together in a small spaceship for however long it takes? Yeah. It's definitely a setup.

I'm sick of being alone, sick of being ignored by my alien "husband," Xade, and exhausted from always being as nice as possible. When the local alien wildlife starts rampaging, all I see is a golden opportunity to finally get some alone time with him on a mission, convince Xade to be my friend… and maybe more. Xade's grumpy demeanor brings out another side of me, though, and I start to realize saying "no" is a skill I need to work on.

As the first humans allowed in Suevan space, there’s a lot riding on my all-woman team. Earth desperately needs their tech, and I’m determined to prove we can negotiate the price. Without their planetary defense systems, Earth is a sitting duck, ripe for invasion. Except the Suevan culture is nothing like ours. When I take part in what I think is a welcoming ceremony, I leave with more than I bargained for: a husband. A mate. Apparently, we’re there to marry them as payment—something the top brass on Earth doesn’t bother denying. Fantastic.