Her race fell to his world from the sky. And nothing in the galaxy would ever be the same. Kor was a hunter of the Drokan people. His clan lived on the plains. They lived simply. They hunted. They fought. And it was always with honor. His life was his own. Until Cress crashed from the sky. A tiny human woman. Rescued by the horned alien hunter who towered over her. She looked at him and saw a monster. He looked at her, and saw something else. His jalshagar. A word his clan used to mean fated one. His mate for the rest of his life. Someone who would grow old with you. One who you’d protect as yours. Who would worship you, as you worshipped them. Someone to please during intimate moments. Who would give as well as receive. Kor would take Cress, and make her his. But in doing so, he would open the door. To conflict. War. Progress. Advancement. And hope. Nothing in the galaxy would ever be the same. Alien Primal’s Prize is the first book within the Precursors series set in the Athenaverse. It can be read as a standalone, but it shares the same universe that you’ve found in other books. This book features a romance of an alpha male alien warrior, a smart, sassy human woman. No cheating and HEA guaranteed!

We’re stranded on a distant planet with a bunch of horned caveman aliens. If our situation didn’t make me cry, I’d be laughing at it. But the truth is, we’re dying. Our ship crash landed. We have no food. Half of us have already died. The other half are next. The only hope? These brutish, caveman aliens called the Drokan. They’re warriors. They hunt their food. Kill their prey. Fight amongst each other. Their sweat glistens in the sun as they use their caveman bodies to smash things and cook them. They’re animals. Beasts. Brutes. And they’re coming for us. They think that because we crashed onto their world we’re their fated mates. That they can just pick whichever of us they fancy and throw us over their shoulder. Take her back to their cave or tree or mountain or whatever. And claim us. Then protect us. Feed us. And make us have their babies. Well…you know what? They’re freakin’ right. Sign me up! Alien Primal’s Claim is the second book within the Precursors series set in the Athenaverse. It can be read as a standalone, but it shares the same universe that you’ve found in other books. This book features a romance of an alpha male alien warrior, a smart, sassy human woman. No cheating and HEA guaranteed!

My head says no. But my heart says yes. I shouldn’t be having these thoughts about an alien. My imagination should not be running wild about Ehro. But ever since he rescued me and saved my life, I can’t get him out of my head. I want his shadow to blot out the sun when he’s next to me. Hold onto his horns as he lifts me up. Ride on his back as he carries me on his massive shoulders. I want to whisper and coo into his ear as he holds me up with one giant arm. Then I want to nestle myself in his warm body. I need to get a grip. I have to take care of my people. I can’t be playing house with a massive alien warrior. But no matter how hard I try I can’t stop. And no matter what happens… I won’t stop. Ever. Alien Primal’s Bond is the third book within the Precursors series set in the Athenaverse. It can be read as a standalone, but it shares the same universe that you’ve found in other books. This book features a romance of an alpha male alien warrior, a smart, sassy human woman. No cheating and HEA guaranteed!

He says I’m his mate. I say he’s an animal. And to that he just says…”Roar!” Our ship crash landed on an alien planet and for the last three months the surviving humans have been living with alien brutes known as the Drokan. One of these cave-dwelling alien savages seems to think I’m his fated mate. He’s got the horns, the swagger, and a pack of seriously redonk abs. I want to resist just how good this alien beast looks. If I give him any lip, he just lifts me up and throws me over his shoulder to take me where he wants us to go. He’s brave, courageous, and willing to fight for me. He fights anyone that tries to mess with me. He hunts and keeps me fed. At night he keeps me warm. Then at night…in front of the fire, I wiggle up against him. And that’s when the real fun begins. What can I say? He may be an animal…. But this cave beast knows how to bring out the woman in me. Pet For The Primal is the first book within the Mates of the Precursors series set in the Athenaverse. It follows the stories of the Precursors and can be read as a standalone, but it shares the same universe that you’ve found in other books. This book features a romance of an alpha male alien warrior, a smart, sassy human woman. No cheating and HEA guaranteed!

The only thing standing between me and death is a giant, horned, caveman alien. He’s promised to protect me from the evil Skuut. He told me so before he bashed in the skull of a bunch of them that were trying to eat me. I’ve always been rather shy, so it's been sorta surreal. We were never supposed to be on this planet. We crash landed and there was no way to get help. This warrior race of cave aliens have been our protectors. In return, sometimes one of us catches their eye. Something happens in their brains and they start calling one of us their jalshagar. It means that woman is that alien’s fated mate. Let me tell you, that woman's life changes forever. All of a sudden, they protect you. They don’t let you carry anything. Hell, they may even carry you! They hunt for you and feed you. Then they love you for a looooong time. By the time they’re done with all that, forget getting rescued. You'll wanna stay here forever!

Leave it to Ayric to realize that I’m his fated mate while bashing in heads in battle. I mean, I get it. I really do. Ayric is a big, knuckle dragging, alpha male caveman alien. He’s got giant horns on his head and even bigger muscles on his body. I wouldn’t mind being fated to mate with him. Especially when his muscles are glistening in the sun. Never mind that he’s fighting to protect me and the other fellow humans that crash landed on his planet. It’s all I can do to wait till Ayric beats everyone down and claims me as his. He’ll hunt me food to cook for him. He’ll lay out his bedroll and I’ll keep him company under the stars. Some of my people say we’ve crashed and we’re trying to survive on a hostile planet. But with Ayric? I’m living my best life! If I don’t die, that is.

I’m marooned on an alien planet with a gigantic, horned, caveman alien! My two best friends and I got in an escape pod before our ship crashed. We landed on a planet that was not hospitable. But the alien that rescued us certainly was. He was easy on the eyes. He gave us water and food. And then lost in space, looking up at the stars, I made out with him… I know, I know. That’s not what your supposed to do with your rescuer. Especially when it’s clear he’s a cave alien. A brute. Ready to throw me over his shoulder and take me to his cave. He says we’re fated to be together. That I’m his jalshagar. That the universe made us for each other. To prove this to me, he pledges to protect me. He brings food so that I’m fed. He gives me shelter and keeps me warm at night. He treats me like a princess during the day. And an object of pleasure at night. Who needs rescue? When you have paradise.