Jana’s life had been easy until the Elodians invaded Earth. Hiding with her younger brother for about a year in a cellar wasn’t ideal, but they survived. Then rescue came in the form of huge, horned warriors called Klagan, who promised they’d be safe. Fighting the Elodians came naturally to Cyok. A Captain in the Klagan military, he spent his life surrounded by battles. When his latest mission took him to Terra, or Earth as the humans called it, he never expected to find his mate. He also never expected for his mate’s younger brother to disappear from a Klagan warship. Jana’s hellbent on finding her brother. She refuses to lose the last of her family to aliens. Cyok will do anything for his mate - including go on a crazy mission to search for her brother. Not only are they trying to navigate uncharted planets, but also the bond that connects their souls... This is the first in the Klagan Warriors story with a HEA, no cheating and no cliffhangers.

It all started when that hunky alien warrior decided to be a hero, foiling her plans to steal the stupid crystal. Meet Audrey: human, intergalactic smuggler, and woman with no memories. As far as she knows, life began when she woke up on an alien ship, surrounded by strange creatures prodding at her. Somehow managing to escape that strange hell, she stumbles across a non-humanoid alien called Hubbles, who takes her under his wing, teaching her how to survive by pilfering valuable items across the galaxy. Her most recent mission is to procure an Elodian crystal right from under their own noses, one she's hatched a perfect plan to obtain. That plan goes sideways when she runs into him. Bavrilz was working undercover again, this time his mission was to intercept and eliminate the threat of an Elodian rumored to be taking over the neutral fuel stations. Wearing a terrible disguise, trying to act as inconspicuous as possible, Bav acts as a mere observer, until a small human female lands herself in shackles on the Elodian ship. Remembering the last time his inaction led to the death of a female, Bav follows the Elodians until they transfer the captive, leaping in and sweeping her away to his ship, to safety. He expects her to be grateful for his help, but what he gets in return is her anger. Audrey was on a mission of her own, and she was determined to finish it. She commandeers Bav's ship, demanding his help to complete her objective, and for the first time in his life, Bav finds himself straying from the planned course, eager to please the demanding female. When the whole mission goes sideways, Bav is wounded protecting her, and it's up to Audrey to save them both. Back on his planet, close quarters in Bav's home have them both questioning everything they thought they knew about themselves. Will their forced proximity and shared mission lead to something more? Could a spy and a thief truly have more than just a bond of convenience? This is a stand alone Klagan Warriors novel with a HEA, no cheating and no cliffhangers. Some characters from previous books make appearances.

Klagan warriors Strels and Isir might be twins, but their physical appearance and personalities couldn't be more different. Ever the stoic over-thinker, Strels had an innate need to plan, to be prepared for everything. Impulsive Isir lived everyday like a blind adventure, thriving on the adrenaline rush that came with spontaneity and recklessness. It was hard to believe they were battle-hardened warriors, sons of the Sovereign of Klaga. Weary of battle, the brothers decide to retire from a life of war and espionage—no more missions, no more being taken advantage of, being used for someone else's benefit. They're about to make the biggest transition in their lives until the human mate of a battle-brother and friend begs them to take one last mission: find and rescue her lost sister. Traumatized by her sister's abduction during the Elodian attacks, Emily has spent the years since trapped in the shadow of a resistance organization. Living in fear is nothing new to her, and it's a seductive prison she can't bring herself to escape from. That chain around her tightens when two massive Klagan males land on Earth, insisting they're on a mission from Audrey to rescue and retrieve her. But her distrust of aliens runs deep and thick in her veins, and it's a struggle for Emily to simply ignore every warning flag in her head and go off with these hunky alien warriors. Especially with this stirring feeling inside her that something isn't quite right when she looks at these brothers. Isir and Strels know the feelings within them stirring are those of a mate bond, one they'd be fools to ignore. But sharing a human mate was never in the plan, and Strels wouldn't make a deviation in his carefully-organized life. No exceptions, not even for himself. Isir lived the life of a playboy, taking what he wanted and being wild and free, a life that didn't involve being tied to a human, especially one he had to share with his uptight twin. Emily is just eager to get to her sister. But the longer she watches these beautiful, white-haired Klagan men, the harder it is to deny her attraction to them. Can these three wildly different souls find healing in the love they share? They say time, and love, can heal all wounds. Emily, Strels, and Isir would certainly find out. This is a stand alone Klagan Warriors story with a HEA, no cheating and no cliffhangers. Some characters from previous books make appearances, but it can be read as a stand alone novel.