Alien Mercenary’s Wife
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4.4 • 41 Ratings
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- $4.99
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- $4.99
Publisher Description
She was their loose end. Now she's their worst nightmare.
Former tank commander Reese Payne is living on borrowed time. Her neural implants are killing her slowly while she's forced to dodge corporate assassins sent to bury the evidence.
When they finally track her down, she's ready for a fight—what she's not ready for is the seven-foot alien who rips through her attackers like they're made of tissue paper. T'Raal is huge, dangerous, and trusting him is probably the dumbest move she's ever made. But when his touch quiets the chaos in her head and he looks at her like she's worth dying for, she has to figure out what scares her more… dying alone, or letting this handsome stranger become everything she never knew she needed.
His secret could shatter an empire. Her survival depends on it.
T'Raal has his life figured out: keep the crew breathing, stay off the radar, and don't let anyone get close enough to complicate things. Simple... until he pulls one stubborn human woman from an ambush and she turns his whole world upside down. She fights like hell, trusts him when she shouldn't, and makes him want things he gave up hoping for years ago.
Problem is, keeping her alive means claiming the birthright he's spent his life running from. But watching her die isn't an option—even if saving her means claiming the destiny he swore he'd never face.
In a galaxy that wants them dead, the greatest battle will be for each other.
Customer Reviews
Good story
The Warborne is definitely one of my favorite series. Love all the characters. T’Raal and Reese are a good match. I’m happy his mate is a strong woman. I was very happy to see President Murphy and the Emperor in this story. They always bring excitement to the story. I still do not like jumping around from series to series. I forget the players. I found myself struggling to remember who belong to which mate. Except for Red, Sparky and Fin. Unforgettable and funny. Also, there was a lot of repetition throughout the story. Also weird was a segment where T’Raal and Reese were in the galley having tea and was interrupted by Red about bad mercenaries intercepting them. He told Red to wake everyone. I thought they would be preparing for battle, but the next chapter was a dream sequence with Reese and her teammates heading into a trap. The previous chapter forgotten. No mention of the other mercenaries at all. It was almost like Mina forgot her thought process. Weird. With the weirdness and repetition aside, I did enjoy the story. I suspect we’re headed back to the mate program. Still miss the original series.