Hela

What if the man of your dreams turned out to be real?

All Leah wants is to be normal—not easy when she is plagued by phobias and inexplicable visions, with lucid dreams of a mysterious stranger only adding to the confusion. When the man from her fantasies turns up in reality, claiming to be the otherworld warrior Anza, she believes she finally has someone who understands her.

Anza is tormented by the memories of his lost love—the warrior queen Hela. He is broken by her loss and devastated by the ongoing war that has ravaged his planet, but Leah brings hope to his tortured soul.

Will their bond survive when Leah discovers that Anza is hiding a dark secret and has come to Earth on a special mission, one that will change her world forever…?

If you like hot warriors and strong heroines, check out HELA, the first book in the Otherworld Warriors series. This book is intended for mature audiences and contains steamy sex scenes, a happily ever after and no cliffhangers. Each book in the paranormal romance series can be read as a standalone.

EXCERPT:

The alien was even hotter when jealous. And so much for his claims of humans having toxic emotions.

He grabbed the flowers and threw them on the coffee table, his expression tense.

"Anza!"

This was not like him. In her dreams, he did not get pissed off easily, which meant he was more affected by her than he let on. That insecurity she had felt when he mentioned his lost lover dissipated, and she lowered her head to hide her smile as she moved to pick up the bouquet. But before she could reach for it, Anza grabbed her by the shoulders, pressing her up against the wall, his body against hers.

He pushed his words through clenched teeth. "That human is no good for you." And then his mouth captured hers, his kiss searing through her and igniting the fire she had fought to ignore all day. He lifted his face, his breathing ragged. "Do not think you can make me jealous."

His eyes flashed, and the anger in them evoked a memory, as if she had seen him like that before…impossible, because in her dreams he was always in a loving mood. Yet, she could not let go of the feeling that she had already witnessed Anza's pain…