Paranormal and Sci-Fi Romance
Chapter Five – Pippa “Where’s Fran?” The changing room was quieter than normal; even Noelle was strangely subdued. I, on the other hand, felt like I was floating on clouds. And, since we were in a space station, maybe we technically were. Drex was not what I expected in a […]
Chapter Four – Drex I knew I shouldn’t accompany Pippa Vale to dinner. The food in my quarters was more than sufficient, and there was no need to walk across the station to access it. I had worked a long shift and would need to sleep soon to maintain optimal […]
Chapter Three – Drex Ryklin was sitting in silence when I returned to our quarters. The others were nowhere to be seen. The memory of the human woman, Pippa Vale, rested heavily in my mind. With what I knew of her—name, occupation, approximate age—I could look her up in the […]
Chapter Two – Drex The out-of-place banging of fists on metal diverted me from my scheduled exercise circuit. In three years of living on Nebula Outpost I’d never encountered another person in this sector of the station. It wasn’t off-limits, but it was far from anything entertaining. I paused and […]
Chapter One – Pippa “You’ve gotta be freaking kidding me.” I whacked my hammer against the side of the incinerator in the spot guaranteed to get it working again, but all I heard was a sad groaning sound that you never wanted a machine to make. Okay, not the hammer. […]
Erin lay back on the bed, her short white dress crumpled underneath her legs and held her hand up above her face, admiring the white gold band on her finger. The bed dipped beside her as Jericho plopped down next to her, head propped on one hand, his smile broad. […]
In the week that followed, Gibson couldn’t quite believe that it was over. He was thankful for Vi’s magic when it came to getting rid of Katrina and the evidence of the battle, and he decided not to ask too many questions when she seemed very competent at hiding evidence. […]
Katrina would let every single one of her witches and wolves die before anyone got close to her, Gibson realized. He’d been cut in several places, but he wasn’t bleeding profusely. His muscles ached, and it was only the fact that he had four feet instead of two at the […]
Owen felt the tug on the bond that connected him and Stasia and sprinted, his four paws carrying him faster than he’d ever run, just in time to see an enemy wolf crash into her. He quickly noted AR Selby standing there, glaring and frozen. The useless bastard wasn’t doing […]