What would you do for a one-way trip to Mars? Lori Ridgway entered the Mars Ho reality show for the chance to be one of the first corporate-sponsored colonists on Mars. But she didn’t anticipate the chaotic, meat-market atmosphere that has candidates competing on everything from flirting to life-and-death in the airlock. She certainly didn’t expect Mark Lauren—handsome, intelligent, one of the strongest competitors, and an infuriating stickler for the rules. As rivals and potential partners on Mars, can Mark and Lori pull together to survive the competition? Or will mistrust, manufactured drama, and an endless supply of unpalatable protein paste keep them apart? Mars Ho! is the first book in the spicy M.A.R.S. sci-fi romance series.

Is true love lurking in the junkyard of low Earth orbit? Hannah Cuthbertson’s job is on the line when she is ordered into orbit aboard a fledgling salvage ship to promote a new reality show, Space Junkers. Worse still, she has to work with the Face of Space himself, Gary Nelson—the perfectly groomed and professionally sculpted Mars Ho! host whom she abhors. But one dangerous occurrence after another proves that this is no ordinary assignment. As two frenemy salvage crews compete for the same payload, Hannah and Gary must put their suspicions aside to get to the bottom of a treacherous conspiracy—and to satisfy the escalating heat between them. Will Gary escape the amorous clutches of his most ardent space groupie? Will Hannah and Gary risk everything to expose the truth? Lovers and Lunatics is the second book in the spicy M.A.R.S. sci-fi romance series.

If you can’t stand the heat, stay away from Mars. Trevor Azam thought his biggest challenge as a colonist would just be staying alive, not doing battle with the local astronaut authority. Newly arrived at the tiny settlement of Ares City, the displaced chef is working hard to keep his fellow colonists’ hope alive under the harsh realities of life on a barren and hostile planet. But Commander Kay, as alluring as she is uncompromising, seems bent on pointing out their deficiencies and sticking her saucy fingers in all of Trevor’s casseroles. United Nations Space Corps commander Hogan Kay wants nothing more than to end her fourteen-month-long mission at Progress Base without anyone dying on her watch, and she’s earnestly afraid for the new Mars colonists. She’s trying her best to teach them everything they need to know to survive so far from Earth, but she keeps getting distracted by the quiet, dark-eyed Trevor and his kitchen full of goodies. On a planet that is trying to kill them at every turn, can Trevor and Hogan learn to work together for mutual survival? And might true love be lurking on the Red Planet?