by T. J. Quinn
She kissed his chest. “I’m happy too. This way I don’t have to feel jealous of a ghost,” she said with a self-deprecating smile.
He chuckled and kissed the top of her head. “I love you, Leena, Leah… whatever name you choose to have. That little girl grew up to be the amazing woman I knew she could be,” he assured her.
She smiled and tilted her head back to kiss him. He pulled her into his arms, and though they had just finished making love, the passion between them flared again, and soon they were once again riding the wild waves of pleasure they always conjured when they were together.
Feeling his hard, ridged cock buried inside her was one of the best feelings she had ever experienced. Whenever she had the chance to ride it, she felt as if she was the queen of the world, powerful and unstoppable. The way the ridges of his cock rubbed against her inner walls was just mind-blowing. Her whole body shuddered in response, convulsing frantically around him, drawing him with her, down the path to paradise.
The following day, they were finishing their morning meal when someone stormed inside the house, without being announced.
“What more do you want from me, Zorban?” the man that had entered the room shouted. “All I’ve done all these years was to protect you, to keep you alive, while I forced the slow wheels of this planet’s ruling system to make the changes, we all wanted.”
Zorban got up and faced the older man. Seeing them facing each other, Leena knew she was looking at the king.
“Oh, please… you don’t expect me to believe that,” Zorban snarled.
“Why not, if it’s the truth? If I had acted hastily, I have no doubt, Jharb would have found a way to kill you.”
“I’m not a helpless baby, father. Killing me is not that easy, as your brother found out,” he pointed out.
“I wasn’t willing to take the risk. You’re my only son, and the only heir I could ever accept to my throne,” the king insisted.
“Why should I believe you?” Zorban asked again, not budging an inch.
Leena could tell both men were more alike than they realized.
“Here’s your changed law. You should pay attention to the date it was finally approved by all the council members,” his father said, smashing a document against his son’s chest.
For a moment, Zorban only stared at his father.
“Look at it!” his father ordered him, and he finally came out of his trance and looked at the paper.
The law had been revoked one day before Jharb died. Being mated was no longer mandatory to succeed to the throne.
“Getting you back was my primary goal, despite what you think,” the king said, a lot calmer now. “But I had to do things right so no one could protest or come up with excuses to revoke it,” he explained.
“You could have told me about this,” Zorban protested.
But the king shook his head. “You would have let your uncle know you no longer saw him as a threat and that would have been terrible.”
“Thank you, for doing this,” Zorban finally said.
“You’re welcome. Now, please, call your mother and let her know you’re staying home, where you belong.”
Zorban nodded with a smile.
The king turned to where Leena was, a silent witness of their encounter. “Leena, you have no idea how happy I am my son finally found you. You two deserve to be happy after all you’ve been put through,” he said, stretching his hands to take hers.
“Thank you, sir,” she replied, getting up and putting her hands in his.
“I’m happy to have you back, my child,” the king said, pulling her closer and hugging her. “Welcome home.”
With those words, the king left the house.
Shaking his head, Zorban turned to look at Leena. “I guess we’re staying,” he said, in a low tone, as if a bit worried. “I know we never discussed this possibility…” he added, but she interrupted.
“I don’t care where we are, as long as we’re together, Zorban,” she assured him, closing the distance between them and kissing him.
Epilogue
Zorban and Leena stayed in Thalia, but they didn’t forget the lives they had left behind on Earth. After establishing that Leena’s beloved dogs could safely be brought to Thalia, they went back for them.
At least, once a year after that, they would go to the blue planet and visit the friends they had made there and make sure all went well with the company Zorban had started with Matthew.
They had the best of both worlds, and when their children arrived, they made sure they loved both planets the same way. After all, they had found each other amongst the cold steppes of Alaska, and they didn’t want to forget that.
The end
Vrak's Bride: Mail Order Brides
Alien Mate Romance
(Galactic Brides Book 2)
The last thing Vrak had in mind was getting a wife to share the lonely life he had chosen for himself in Sumirion. But the minute he laid eyes on that human female, he knew his life had changed forever. But Aliyah wasn’t meant for him. She was contracted to be another man’s wife and his job was to deliver her to him.
Living on a devastated Earth, Aliyah is ready to leave. Her only way out is to join a Mail Order Bride Agency and marry an alien she has never seen. With almost no food and no medicines left, she doesn’t have much choice and after giving it some thought, she finally joined the agency.
A few weeks later she traveled to a planet called Sumirion to marry a warrior. By the time she arrived, she had second thoughts about the whole thing, though she had no other choice. Meeting Vrak only made things even harder for her. A terrible storm bought them a bit of time but it wasn’t enough. Vrak would face big trouble to get what he wants – his woman.
Colborn - Drogon Healer -
SciFi Alien Soul Mates Romance
(A Drogons Fate Series Book 5)
Gil Ra looked around trying to put on a good face and a bright smile.
This was supposed to be a second chance in life. But she couldn’t stop thinking about the past and what she had left behind.
Being abducted by aliens sounded so much like the title of a cheap sci-fi movie, and yet it had happened to her. That night, when she had decided she couldn’t take it any longer, the mocking, the loneliness and the feeling she had failed the only person that depended on her completely had become overwhelming, and that night she had decided to end it all.
She had left everything ready, no unfinished matters, no one to worry about her and surely no one to mourn her. And so, she had walked in the middle of the night, to the highest bridge she was able to find near the tiny room, she had been living in.
She walked out to the middle of the bridge un-spotted, or so she had thought . . . . . . . . . .
Bretdon:
A Cyborg's fighting machine first and only Mate
(The Cyborgs Reborn Book 3)
Bretdon hasn’t considered escaping.
Of course, that idea has always been in his mind, especially ever since he heard about Jarcor and all of the other cyborgs that had managed to escape.
But, when he finds himself alone, in the middle of the woods, his desire to escape becomes the only thing he can think of. All he needs is to find someone he can persuade into helping him to free himself from the humans’ enslavement.
Ophelia is crossing the country to go visit her mother. With the world at war, it’s not the most sensible idea she has ever had, but she hadn't been able to continue saying no to her mother.
Farseek - Commanders Mate:
SFR Alien Mates
(Farseek Mercenary Series Book 2)
While they were fighting the Consortium's war against the Sargus Empire far from their home world, the Sargus Empire attacked Farseek, leaving mass destruction in its wake. Only about a dozen survivors remained to tell what happened---a dozen of over a million. Those who weren't killed were taken to become slaves of the Empire. As the story opens, Commander General Zared Maktu has found the piles of wreckag
e that is all that's left of his family's neighborhood.
Nothing the Consortium has to offer can compensate what was lost. Time for the company of Farseek Dreadnought One to make a new plan. They must find those who were taken alive and bring them home. After terminating their contract with the Consortium, they take a job to rescue a governor's daughter stolen to be sold into slavery.
