Leviathan: A high-heat, forced-proximity space opera romance. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798180735850)

Bound by a data heist. Trapped with an invisible captor. But the secrets hiding in the dark are larger than either of us can fathom. A high-heat, forced-proximity space opera romance.

MARIA

I spent months as a lab rat on an isolated alien research station, dreaming of the day I could escape, until the day I stop dreaming and make my opportunity happen for myself by setting fire to the food supplies. When a mysterious, shimmering black ship docks to resupply the station, I make a desperate move...sneaking on board with a stolen data cube that I hope will buy my passage back to Earth.

The problem is, I'm a trap.

And I'm at his mercy.

Lyrien is the only one on the ship, someone who never shows his face and tracks my every move through a fleet of cold, metallic drones. Yet, despite his physical absence, his deep masculine voice vibrates through my very core, and his fierce, protective nature sparks a primal, dangerous chemistry. I am falling head over tail for a man I've never even seen...oblivious to the fact that the stolen data in my hands has turned me into a lethal Trojan horse destined to destroy my invisible savior.

LYRIEN

I have spent my life being careful. Never letting anyone on board, never letting anyone get close. Just to keep safe from the ruthless slavers who hunt my kind. I am bound to my sanctuary, anchored by years of hard-won restraint and a history stained in blood.

But she needs my help.

To protect the fragile human woman who has infiltrated my corridors, and to keep my own monstrous nature hidden, I command my world from the shadows, watching her only through my drones. But her presence shatters my absolute control, igniting a feral longing that bypasses all my logic. I want to trust the beautiful stranger wandering my ship, but the secrets trailing behind her smell like a trap. Now, I must choose whether to let my guard down, or prepare for the ultimate betrayal from the only woman I have ever let get close enough to hurt me.