Author: Alma Nilsson Publisher: ISBN: 9781073315185 Category : Languages : en Pages : 405
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Traded. She had been traded by her own captain to the Alliance Empire. She and the rest of the female crew from the human starship Dakota were to be married off, as the Alliance was suffering from a demographics issue, there weren't enough Alliance women. Dru didn't care what kind of problems the Alliance had, she didn't come this far, in her short life, to end up as a grey, alien man's slave, no matter how powerful his civilization was. But that was the problem, humans were next to nothing and the Alliance Empire ruled the galaxy. Ket of Imperial House Vo had not thought much about the human women being brought to the Alliance, until his eyes rested on the young red-haired beauty and he knew it was the gods' will that she become his wife. He would make her submit to his strict Alliance culture and make her humbly accept her new life in the Empire. He knew from the moment he saw her picture that she was his destiny. The Alliance Series is set in a fictional future where humans are small-time players in the big-time galaxy. There are no heroes or women being rescued, instead readers are led through an intricate maze of alien courting customs, duplicitous strict religious codes, vicious culture shock and uncomfortable compromises. Each book follows a completely different woman on her individual journey through this alien world, as such they can all be read as stand-alone books.
Author: Alma Nilsson Publisher: ISBN: 9781697322354 Category : Languages : en Pages : 264
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Jane was taken prisoner and then traded to the Alliance Empire She is forbidden from seeing her human family unless she marries an Alliance man and has a hybrid child. She refuses to marry as she still grieves for the separation from her family on Earth. That is until Jim messages her that her best friend has moved in with her family. To ease the pain, she agrees to an Alliance telepathic medical procedure that suppresses her emotional attachment to Jim. The Alliance doctors caution her that she should be mindful of her choices, as suppressing so much of her memory could lead her to make new choices she might regret when her memories resurface. Unfortunately, Jane does not heed their warnings and behaves in ways she would have never done before. She even begins a torrid love affair with the Alliance Admiral of the Fleet. A man who is over 200 years old. Follow Jane in her strange experiences onboard the Zuin and then the Kzi in the mighty Alliance Fleet. This book begins on the same day as Drusilla's marriage to Ket. Although you can jump in the Renascence Alliance Series at any point, to avoid confusion, it's highly recommended you read Married to the Alien Admiral, Renascence Book 1 or Married to the Alien Doctor, Renascence Book 2 before reading Married to the Alien Admiral of the Fleet, Renascence Book 4 The Alliance Series is set in a fictional future where humans are small-time players in the big-time galaxy. There are no heroes or women being rescued; instead, readers are led through an intricate maze of alien courting customs, duplicitous strict religious codes, vicious culture shock, and uncomfortable compromises.
Author: Alma Nilsson Publisher: ISBN: 9781697129809 Category : Languages : en Pages : 244
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What do alien gods want? Babette doesn't know why, but she's drawn to the advertisement she sees about the Alliance Empire requesting human women. Her friends think she has lost her mind, but she feels compelled to apply at their embassy in Paris to become an Alliance man's bride and live on the other side of the galaxy. The Alliance Series is set in a fictional future where humans are small-time players in the big-time galaxy. There are no heroes or women being rescued; instead, readers are led through an intricate maze of alien courting customs, duplicitous strict religious codes, vicious culture shock, and uncomfortable compromises. Follow Babette as one of the one-thousand human women brought over by Admiral Tir just following Captain Kara Rainer's trial. Although you can jump in the Renascence Alliance Series at any time, to avoid confusion, it's highly recommended you read either Married to the Alien Admiral, Renascence Book 1 or Married to the Alien Doctor, Renascence Book 2, before reading Married to the Alien with No House.
Author: Mary Elizabeth Braddon Publisher: Library of Alexandria ISBN: 1465605363 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 641
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There were two surgeons in the little town of Graybridge-on-the-Wayverne, in pretty pastoral Midlandshire,—Mr. Pawlkatt, who lived in a big, new, brazen-faced house in the middle of the queer old High Street; and John Gilbert, the parish doctor, who lived in his own house on the outskirts of Graybridge, and worked very hard for a smaller income than that which the stylish Mr. Pawlkatt derived from his aristocratic patients. John Gilbert was an elderly man, with a young son. He had married late in life, and his wife had died very soon after the birth of this son. It was for this reason, most likely, that the surgeon loved his child as children are rarely loved by their fathers—with an earnest, over-anxious devotion, which from the very first had been something womanly in its character, and which grew with the child's growth. Mr. Gilbert's mind was narrowed by the circle in which he lived. He had inherited his own patients and the parish patients from his father, who had been a surgeon before him, and who had lived in the same house, with the same red lamp over the little old-fashioned surgery-door, for eight-and-forty years, and had died, leaving the house, the practice, and the red lamp to his son. If John Gilbert's only child had possessed the capacity of a Newton or the aspirations of a Napoleon, the surgeon would nevertheless have shut him up in the surgery to compound aloes and conserve of roses, tincture of rhubarb and essence of peppermint. Luckily for the boy, he was only a common-place lad, with a good-looking, rosy face; clear grey eyes, which stared at you frankly; and a thick stubble of brown hair, parted in the middle and waving from the roots. He was tall, straight, and muscular; a good runner, a first-rate cricketer, tolerably skilful with a pair of boxing-gloves or single-sticks, and a decent shot. He wrote a fair business-like hand, was an excellent arithmetician, remembered a smattering of Latin, a random line here and there from those Roman poets and philosophers whose writings had been his torment at a certain classical and commercial academy at Wareham. He spoke and wrote tolerable English, had read Shakespeare and Sir Walter Scott, and infinitely preferred the latter, though he made a point of skipping the first few chapters of the great novelist's fictions in order to get at once to the action of the story. He was a very good young man, went to church two or three times on a Sunday, and would on no account have broken any one of the Ten Commandments on the painted tablets above the altar by so much as a thought. He was very good; and, above all, he was very good-looking. No one had ever disputed this fact: George Gilbert was eminently good-looking. No one had ever gone so far as to call him handsome; no one had ever presumed to designate him plain. He had those homely, healthy good looks which the novelist or poet in search of a hero would recoil from with actual horror, and which the practical mind involuntarily associates with tenant-farming in a small way, or the sale of butcher's meat.
Author: Mary Elizabeth Braddon Publisher: e-artnow ISBN: Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 381
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Isabel Sleaford is a young woman who fantasies about the books she reads and sees life through the eyes of Bryon and Shelley. She catches the eye of George Gilbert, the young handsome doctor, who notices how Isabel is different from other ladies he knows and falls in love with her. Although they are not the perfect match, him being pragmatic and her being a dreamer, the marriage is concluded. The ill-matched pair soon meets the trouble in paradise which comes up from the inconsistency in their expectations from life. While the doctor is busy with his patients, Isabel becomes bored and lonely. When she meets a dashing poet by the name of Roland Lansdell it brings excitement to her life.
Author: Roxie Ray Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 526
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I can't trust an alien man after what was done to my sister.June became an alien bride when I was fifteen. She died on Tracorox six years later.Now I'm responsible for her child, and I'm determined to find out how she really died.Accident? I don't think so. I joined IEP to get off Earth and find information about my sister. I never expected to find a mate of my own.Soren, the alien doctor, makes me burn with need.I've never wanted any man - or alien - before. But I can't deny the way he makes me feel.If I become his mate, will I be able to find justice for my sister?I've been hurt by love before.I've been played. Used. I'm done with love.Until Maya brings her nephew in for medical care.The human woman is a mystery, one I'm determined to solve.The mating gene has me in its grasp, and I don't want to escape.But she's determined to leave the planet.And me.I need to earn her trust and her heart.If she can't put her faith in me, she'll never be my mate.But if can't trust her, I'll lose her before I ever have the chance to claim her.Teacher for the Alien Doctor is a 75,000 word alien romance novel featuring a princely doctor, his fated mate, and an adopted nephew that shows them the family they can be.
Author: Alma Nilsson
Author: Alma Nilsson
Author: Alma Nilsson
Author: Мэри Элизабет Брэддон
Author: Mary Elizabeth Braddon
Author: Mary Elizabeth Braddon
Author: Mary Elizabeth Braddon
Author: Roxie Ray
Author: M.E Braddon
Author: United States. Congress. House. Committee on Immigration and Naturalization