Dante Stone is an emotionless cyborg who commands a military space fighter. His ship picks up an SOS call from a settlement on the outer edge of Alliance territory, but by the time he can get there, most of the colonists have been massacred. He rescues the traumatized survivors, including archivist Miranda Lowell and her robot dog. His orders are to deliver the colonists to a space station where they can receive the medical and psychological help they need. However, Miranda awakens Dante's emotions in ways he never thought possible, and he begins to hope for a different kind of future. But before he can act, the colonists begin mysteriously vanishing from the ship, and he soon realizes Miranda's robotic dog may hold the clues to saving her, the passengers, and the crew. Stone Cold Cyborg was first published as “Spark of Attraction” in the anthology Pets in Space 1. It has been revised with new material and is now available as a single title download.

Aliens have come to Earth! They’re hot, they’re horned, and they’re looking for their fated mates. Darak: Dakonian Alien Mail Order Brides #1 Pastry chef Lexi Sutterman has lived in the shadow of her wealthy, hypercritical family. When her uber-successful little sister nabs a well-heeled fiancé, Lexi joins the Intergalactic Dating Agency, intending to bring a huge, purple, tentacled alien as her plus-one to the wedding. Darak of planet Dakon isn’t purple or tentacled—he’s just seven feet of horned alien hotness. He recognizes Lexi as his true mate, but realizes convincing her they’re meant to be together forever will be no cakewalk. Aton: Dakonian Alien Mail Order Brides #2 Attorney Toni Sutterman’s success is on the fast track to success when she joins the Intergalactic Dating Agency, hoping to find her alien mate. When Aton arrives, he proves beyond all doubt to be the man of her dreams: tall, sexy, romantic, and devoted to her. Aton of planet Dakon didn’t intend to pull a fast one. But when false accusations got him escorted off the spaceship, he broke the law and made his own way to Earth. When Toni’s rival discovers the truth and threatens to administer some rough justice, will she be willing to become Aton’s partner in crime to save their future…or will she play by the book? Caid: Dakonian Alien Mail Order Brides #3 Matchmaker Jessie Hancock has a perfect record helping others find true love through the Intergalactic Dating Agency until Caid arrives. When none of the dates she sets up meet with his approval, her boss gives her an ultimatum—find Caid a match or else!. The instant Caid from planet Dakon lays eyes on Jessie, he knows she’s his mate. He plays along with her attempts to match him with someone else while doing his best to charm her. Now time is running out, and if he can’t up his game, he’ll lose her forever.

Seventh Seal delivers non-stop action sequences that will keep any reader on their toes. This sci-fi thriller links multiple plot lines together seamlessly to create a story that will engage the imagination from cover to cover. Author Rhowdy Love draws on the biblical telling of the apocalypse, complete with the four horsemen. Ruthless, cut-throat gang members, biker gangs, and soldiers battle both Silencers and each other in their mission to prevent the end of the world. While they are enlisted in this noble effort, the characters resist the typical actions and personalities of archetypal heroes. They are instead complex, dynamic and very unpredictable, keeping the reader interested while enhancing the connection that he or she will inevitably find with aspects of each of them.

Every decision brings consequences. Any decent historian knows intentions matter little. Rose meant to save helpless children, a worthy goal. She knew the risks, but that didn’t stop her. Now she had to face the consequences, and so did everyone else. We’d paid a hefty price already, but the debt hadn’t yet been reimbursed. The mysterious cyborg had enough. Determined to capture Rose, he kidnaps children, offering to exchange their lives for the winged prophet’s surrender. Though Rose wishes to comply, Daniel Ricdeau, her adoptive father, and NISDA’s commander, won’t let her. In desperation, Rose tries a deadly gambit. The results are disastrous. She ends up putting not only herself in danger, but countless innocents. Daniel must now mount a rescue operation, well aware that failure implies losing both Nirnivia’s holy prophet and his daughter. In the middle of it all, James is seething with rage. Rose’s apparent betrayal left him reeling, and he doesn’t care whether she survives. At least, that’s how he feels on the surface. Deep down, he wonders if he’ll ever learn the truth behind Rose’s actions. Will the Cyborg capture Rose? Will she even survive? If so, at what cost? What will happen to James now that he can’t count on his only protector? Regardless of the answers, the cyborg’s attack will leave its mark. Book 6 of The Cyborg’s Crusade

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My father is angry with me for having a brain and not wanting to marry the first man he introduces me to. When he finally has enough of me being difficult—his words, not mine—he chooses a husband for me, and for some reason, he picks a cyborg. I smile and nod... and then bail the first chance I get. I'm not going to get married off like a good little wifey whose only job it is to look pretty. And to make sure that this wedding really doesn't happen, I'm going to ruin myself in the ecstasy districts of Asaverra. I really thought this through, and there's nothing that could go wrong with this plan. Absolutely nothing! Historical romance meets space.* Princess meets cyborg. Completely over-the-top with all the best champagne flutes, fanciest ball gowns, and shiniest crowns you could wish for. (*No actual history or science involved.)

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