The Feline Gaze

She's a virgin.

He's broken.

She's perfect.

When he finds her in the midst of an alien war, Luke takes Willow for himself. He can't help himself. He's never taken a prisoner alive before, but Willow is different. He needs her. He wants her. Most of all, he craves her.

Willow is a hu

man who has the worst luck in the world. When the tour ship she's on malfunctions and crash-lands on the wrong planet, she's thrust into the middle of a war: one she has no desire to be in.

Then everything changes.

She's captured by an alien beast unlike anything she's ever seen before.

And the worst part is that after awhile, she's not so sure she wants him to let her go.

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ALIEN DRAGON

I'm on the last ship out.

I don't think I'm going to make it, but I do. Earth is dying and there's only one way I can possibly survive: fight for a spot on the dragon planet of Taneyemm.

They don't want humans there.

They don't like us.

They don't know us.

But when I step foot on the ship bound for Taneyemm, I know it's my last hope. I'll do anything I have to survive.

I'll do whatever it takes.

When I finally reach my destination and I see the alien dragons for the first time, I realize I'm in way over my head.

And I don't know if my heart is ready for this.

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Hybrid Academy

If you love urban fantasy and fairies, you might also enjoy Hybrid Academy, a story by my alter-ego, L.C. Mortimer. Check out the first chapter here!

Chapter 1

"This isn't what I ordered." The tall man in the suit looked at the coffee and sneered. He thrust the cup back at me. A little bit sloshed over the side of the cup and onto the counter. "And you'd better clean that up."

Biting back irritation, I managed a smile.

"Of course. Anything else I can do for you?” I asked politely. Inside, I felt anything but polite. This guy was being a total jerk, as always. I knew for a fact that his coffee had been made perfectly. He just didn’t like me because I couldn’t do magic.

He wanted Maggie to make his drink.

“A free bagel couldn’t hurt,” the man said, jerking his head toward the display of blueberry bagels.

“I’ll have to get my manager’s permission,” I said. “Please wait just a moment.”