The Webs Series

Three tales of the Ba'Tuan—Aliens who've come to earth to make alliances and to overcome the restrictive teachings of the Ti generation.
 

Fated Webs

Earth of 2030 supports a colony of Ba'Tuan — the men and women came to Earth in the hopes they'll learn to overcome the rigid control of the Ti generation.
Valerie is an ordinary earth woman, living an ordinary life. At thirty—four, her daughter Gia is now a young adult and Valerie's content with her world. That is, until she meets Joruzan. He's sexy, smart and makes her feel things she's sure she's too old to feel.
But Joruzan is just as determined to prove her wrong and get the woman he's fated to love.

Reader Advisory: This is the SWEET first story of the series.
 

TangledWebs

In the course of a single day Gia Montgomery loses her job and discovers that her boyfriend—now ex-boyfriend—is a two-timing sleaze. After downing a bottle of wine, she catches sight of Cedun, the Ba'Tua heir who has been living on Earth for several years, in her backyard. Gia's struggled to ignore the strong attraction between them, because she's sure he's seeing someone else. Someone very close to her, in fact.
When the situation with her ex turns nasty, Cedun finally has a chance to set things straight between himself and Gia, but nothing is as simple as it seems. Cedun must protect Gia and sort out an impossible love-life tangle before it's too late.

Covert Webs

Power, deceit, and passion. Old enemies, new love, and the future of the entire universe hanging in the balance.
Dria is more than the Ba'Tuan Princess, she's also a highly trained warrior who's been sent to Earth to covertly uncover a plot to destroy the accord between the two species.

Military commander Marcus Vane is scarred and weary. His experience with women has left him afraid of commitment…that is until Dria turns up. Not only is she everything a warrior should be—strong, focused, and honorable—she's also an incredibly beautiful woman.
They must work together to find the Incubi and stop their plans, but one split-second decision changes everything, and now the danger is even more extreme.