β Scribed by Carter, Mina
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Woken by a kiss, she didn't expect her prince to be a handsome alien warrior. After being ill for months Lizzie Kalson wakes to a world she doesn't recognize. Literally. That's because it's the home planet for an alien empire. Now she has to contend with the fact her sister is an alien princess and the hot as hell alien warrior whose deep, gravelly voice haunts her dreams. She should keep a level head but something about him makes her want to forget all about the differences between their species and wish for her own fairytale romance... Born with nothing, his honor is all he has. And he'd leave it all behind because of love... Saal has always had to fight for everything he has, including his place at the Healer's Hall. Seen as a punishment by most, he doesn't care. Not when it allows him to be close to the beautiful Lady Lizzie. He's determined to make her his, but the cost is higher than he expected when cultural differences raise their ugly heads. Perhaps humans and lathar don't get a happily ever after...But when Lizzie's life is on the line, can Saal look past his heartbreak and save the only female he's ever loved? PLEASE NOTE: This title was previously included in the LOVED IN SPACE anthology, and has been minorly expanded and edited for re-release.
Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
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