Head out into the black…
Your ship may be falling apart, but you’re an experienced mechanic. You can hold her together until the end of your journey—no thanks to your crewmate
Why doesn’t the kitchen ever work?
Seems like every few days the food gets worse and you’re dragging out your toolbox to fix the damned food printer. But at least there’s no problem with the air. If you have to survive on tasteless slop, you can—there’s no substitute for sweet oxygen.
Jeanie and Liam are geniuses with ships and systems—less so with each other
“Fuck, Li,” she said. “You were good.”
He gave her a dazzling smile, his incorrigible-rake look, she used to call it, before they were together.
“You inspired me,” he said. “How about some ‘glad we’re not dead’ sex?”Jeanie & Liam, Endless Sea of Stars: Proximity Alert book 1
“God, yes,” said Jeanie and practically leaped from the chair.
Endless Sea of Stars
Will they—and their marriage—survive?
Jeanie and Liam are trapped on an imploding moon with no hope of escape—except for one slim chance that they can’t afford not to take.
Endless Sea of Stars is a sci-fi second-chance romance novella with a good amount of spice—intended for mature readers!
What do you mean we don’t even have air!?
Is it a hull breach? Did the recycler break down? Or is there a fuel leak… good thing you already have your suit on from the last spacewalk you did.
There’s a difference between running from something and running to something
Oh my god. Her nipples are showing through her camisole. It just has a built-in shelf bra, not very thick. What will he think? Maybe she should distract him?
Mila reaches for the zipper on his jumpsuit, but he catches her wrist. Oh no. She’s done something wrong. She should have asked—
He…smiles. “Finish with yours first.”
Mila & Orin, Safe Haven in the Stars: Proximity Alert book 2
Safe Haven in the Stars
There’s a difference between running from something and running to something
Mila is finally going to escape her family. This time, for real.
Orin just wants to do his job. And he’s good at it. No surprises, no disasters.
Unless they can work together to keep the ship running, the whole crew is in danger of suffocating out here in the middle of nowhere with no power, no air, and nowhere to go.
Board the very unsafe spaceship and blast off…
How can you avoid working things out if you’re trapped together in the depths of space? Once you reach the next space station, you can go your separate ways…but what if you didn’t?
