Abducted. Knocked up. A royal alien warrior ruthlessly hunts down his mate’s enemies. A new mother discovers the power of her bonding marks—and the strength to fight back.

 

One minute Vivian is walking home from a rally. The next, she wakes up in a cell to be bred by an alien warrior.

Only the warrior picked to be her baby daddy is an undercover royal guard, and when he rescues Viv, it’s only to claim her as his mate.

 

But the traffickers want her and the baby back.

 

Her warrior mate has other ideas. He will keep what he has claimed.

 

Warrior’s Captive is a genetic fated mates, steamy slow burn surprise pregnancy romance with a HEA. Book 4 in the Warriors of Yedahn series.

 

Download now because you love action on distant planets, high tech alien civilizations, heroines who start off as damsels but end up taking no prisoners, and warriors not afraid to kill for what they claim.

EXCERPT

“Help! I need help, please.” She should have done that already, but evidently panic was not congruous with practical thinking.

She shrieked as a form clad in black from head to toe, face masked, snapped into existence in front of her. It was no holo—it swept her into its arms and turned to shield her from her pursuers.

 

“Got you, yadoana,” it murmured. Not it, he. As if gender wasn’t obvious since the jumpsuit left nothing to the imagination.

 

“Abort the distress signal.”

 

Her one glimpse before he’d wrapped her in an oddly protective embrace revealed honed muscles and broad shoulders, a warrior’s physique.

 

“Who are you? I’m not aborting the signal.”

 

“The Bdakhun sent me,” he replied calmly, then nodded to indicate several more black clad figures popping into existence. 

 

“And them.”

 

“Teleportation?” Her voice trembled.


“Hardly. Basic cloaking tech.” His voice hardened. “We were watching for something like this.”

 

She shivered. The chill in his voice left no room for imagining what would happen to the doctor. “I think she was trying to medically kidnap me.”

 

“We’ll find out why.”

 

“That doesn’t require a leap of logic considering the circumstances. Who are you?”

 

And why did she feel none of her now customary panic in his arms? Embarrassment at the necessity of being rescued and carried, but he felt . . . familiar.

 

“Your shield,” he said.

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