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Three isn't always a crowd
Two more females are still in cryotubes and Commander Breccan, along with quite a few morts, believes it's time to take them out of stasis. One of the women wakes up and she's pissed. Not only isn't she where she's supposed to be - she's pregnant! Grace was supposed to be in a lab, studying samples, trying to find ways to cure diseases. Now she's stuck on a space station with what she characterizes as 'freaks', the future mother of an alien baby. She's angry, bitter, and understandably upset. And yet the mort she's pregnant for couldn't be happier. If only he can get his mate and this female to get on board with their new future."You may be uncertain about a lot, sweet female," I say with a kiss to her lips. "But you never have to be uncertain with us." - Jareth
Every book in the Lost Planet series is incredibly hot, however, The Uncertain Scientist had an extra little sumthin' sumthin'. If you've read any of the previous books, you already know that there's a bit more to Jareth and Sayer than friendship or brotherhood. These two were very much in love and had found a way, despite the devastation of their people and the isolation and hopelessness of their situation, to find happiness. Neither of them could have imagined that a woman would be the missing piece. To be twice blessed was obviously a boon for these morts and the authors did a fantastic job of illustrating that. I was wooed with the authenticity of the emotions these characters were feeling. Whether it was confusion or lust or resistance or love, as the reader, I felt like I was a voyeur to all of their private moments. A little kink with my read goes a long way! 😘 The chemistry between Sayer and Jareth really sold this story for me and I can't wait to see more of them and their new family in the book(s) to come!!
Book Synopsis
I was brilliant, successful, esteemed.
Alone.
But I didn’t mind. I liked being alone.
Until they stole me.
And I wake up, captive, pregnant with an alien baby—and still a virgin.
For a race of freaks nearing extinction, there seems to be far, far too many of them.
Everywhere I turn, one of the morts or their human mates wants to comfort me, make me feel welcome and safe. But I don’t want to feel welcome or safe. I want the life they stole from me.
None of them pay any heed to my angry tirades, least of all the father of the child I carry. There’s no doubt he wants the baby, but that isn’t all he wants.
In fact, I’m beginning to think if some of the morts had their way I’d never be alone again.
About The Authors
K Webster
Her other passions besides writing include reading and graphic design. K can always be found in front of her computer chasing her next idea and taking action. She looks forward to the day when she will see one of her titles on the big screen.
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