This book is different to other alien romances. This is a great start to the brides series. Will Narath and Urenya realize what fate has in store for them at the right time, or will war tear them apart before they can ever really taste happiness? When death lurks behind every stone and in the hands of every enemy they encounter, can Darien and Deliya find their love, or will death claim them first? Nothing could stop the Monster of Briolina. It is no easy feat, but he is, after all, undefeated.įaren will have her, the right way, even if it kills him and everyone around him. Thrust into intrigue, war and hunted by enemies hiding behind veils, Diego must prove himself not only to his new bride, but to the galaxy at large. Each book has a happily ever after ending, no cheating and can and should be read as a standalone! This anthology includes two full novels (100 k and 70 k) and two novellas from the bestselling Brion Brides series, in suggested reading order. It is best read after the novel.No one is as impossible as a Brion warrior looking for his woman.ĭo you love your men hard, possessive and willing to do anything for their fated? Then these Brion warriors are exactly who you need. His only hope is that it'll continue changing with his mate by his side.īrocke: Meeting the Parents* is a short story happening after the events of Brocke: Alien Warlord's Conquest.

When Nadar Brenger meets him with a challenge, Brocke knows that his life is nowhere near changing. Even a fierce warlord is allowed a little bit of trepidation, right? Yet introducing her to his parents, one of them being the Chieftain of the Corgan race, well.

He feels it as surely as he feels the weight of his swords in his hands. With only a few short months spent together, Brocke already knows that Cora is his mate for life. Nadar Brenger and Mara James might just be the scariest in-laws a woman could expect to have. While she's captured the heart of her husband Brocke, the Guardian, then the hearts of his parents are a whole different matter. But she's neglected to consider one thing. Rocked by the events of their chase for the Condor and the subsequent victory, Cora thinks life should be all sunshine and butterflies after it. But meeting the parents of said warlord would make anyone take a step back.

Being married to one of the fiercest warlords in the galaxy should mean Cora isn't afraid of anything.

Alien General's Bride by Vi Voxley