She’s given to a savage alien warrior… Sentenced to a lifetime of slavery on the Kall homeworld, First Daughter Betsy Carson expects the rest of her days to be a constant struggle for survival. She’s stunned when a wiseman purchases her from the auction block as a gift for his younger brother – a savage Kall warrior named Edek who loathes humans with his every breath. Her hopes to be left alone by her new master are dashed when he orders her to sleep in his bed, and she soon discovers disobedience will be met with firm consequences. The little human consumes his thoughts… Commander Edek is still grieving the loss of his wife and sons. He blames humans for the accident that stole his family, and he shouldn’t feel such an intense attraction to the little human slave his brother has thrust upon him. Though he tries to build up walls around his heart, Betsy’s sweet presence gradually calms the storm raging within, and he becomes fiercely possessive of the small female. But can a Kall commander and a human slave share a future that doesn’t end in tragedy? Publisher's Note: Commander's Slave (Kall Alien Warriors, #2) is a novel length re-release of a novella by the same name that was first published in 2014. This version has been significantly lengthened and re-edited.

Her life belongs to him... Renowned Kall expert Layla Remington is horrified when her estranged husband, Michael, murders a Kall female named Shessema in cold blood. She knew he was sympathetic to the human rebel cause, but she never believed he'd take his hatred for the conquering aliens so far. When she's summoned before a Kall court, the ancient Custom of Retribution is followed—Layla is given to Shessema's grieving husband, General Zamek, to do with as he pleases. His mercy comes with a price... General Zamek arrives at the courtroom, intending to exact his vengeance immediately and take Layla's life. But one look into her soulful dark eyes and he falters. Instead of driving a sword through her heart, he carries her off, telling himself he'll avenge Shessema's death by making Layla suffer before he eventually kills her. But the first time he hurts her, nothing goes as planned, and he soon finds himself becoming fiercely possessive—and protective—of the little human female whose life will forever belong to him.