First Look at Her Alien Captor

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Her Alien Delegate's pre-launch had me worried about whether the book would be successful, but launch week changed my mind! After a week of being out, the book has surpassed Her Alien Insurgent's launch and is close to meeting my best launched book results that I had with Her Alien Warrior.

We are already at 30+ reviews on Amazon, which is an amazing launch for a small fry like me. My very first book launch took a couple of years to make 30 reviews, not my alien romances, but my very first YA vampire book (That is currently discontinued due to not matching my current writing style.)

Her Alien Delegate is turning out to be a wonder addition to the Trillume Universe, and because it looks like it might actually reach its breakeven launch costs by the end of its first 30 days, since it's already 70+% of the way there and 3 more weeks to go, I've gotten re-motivated to write Her Alien Captor, the next book in the necia warriors series with Commander Tensel and Jayden his fated Pulsunne. A sneak peek chapter is at the end of this newsletter for Her Alien Captor.

Check out my newest release! With an average 4.4/5 stars on Amazon. That's an 83% success rate in readers who loved the book!

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"I have to say this story completely consumed me!" Sharon

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"Of course, the spice is very hot - think tentacles ;P With fab world building, an engaging plot, so many emotions and characters you can't help but root for, this was a page turner for me." Lisa

If you like tentacles, an absurd amount of alien seed, and caring aliens that worship their human mate then this is the book for you!

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Her mating contract is sold. Her future and freedom uncertain. Until an alien leader scours the universe to keep her!

Protective partners
Bonding rituals
Fated mates
Reverse harem/polyamorous (3 mates) FMMM
Tentacles
Breeding

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Another indie author update from yours truly, Sky! I know other authors and even some readers enjoy seeing my stats-- For I keep many spreadsheets, but I also know that each newsletter should have something the reader finds valuable. Problem is that my newsletter isn't supposed to be about tips on writing, as it's not supposed to be a how-to for other authors. I always, personally, have an issue with most how-to platforms, because I believe much of those book's success isn't about building other's success, but in sharing what worked for them, but their successful book is the very book that you're reading about how to build success as an author, meaning their own how-to wasn't actually successful for other books. Anyways, I digress. I've read a LOT of writing success books, done many workshops, joined all the groups, followed the programs... and here I am.

So, I guess what I'm saying is I'm trying to figure out what other things you would like to read in my newsletter besides book data, personal updates, book releases, and such.

If I started adding chapters to a short story, would you read them, or is that asking for too much time for a weekly newsletter?

I'm open to suggestions on what kinds of things you think would make reading this newsletter more enjoyable for you.

Also, I've decided to have Taking Medusa free on my Curios, just in case you'd like to check out my romantasy slow burn series. If you like the chosen one, prophecy feel, but with the idea that prophecy is simply reading probable outcomes based on long-living gods that tend to have predictable behaviors, and then realizing breaking fate is simply a matter of breaking habits to find a new future. What's the point of a prophecy if you can't work to overcome it?

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Now, for your Her Alien Captor Sneak Peek! Read the Sneak Peek on my Website here: Sneak Peek

Commander Tensel

I'd kept my ship at the Trillume Port for longer than was proper, but the results of the study were paramount to the tribe's prosperity. When Princess Klemon contacted about the virus, Ganpan Fal, and her studies about a cure found within humans for our fertility crisis, this new information was pivotal. The potential DNA marker in humans suggested ancient warriors hid among Earthlings and could mark the turning point for our species' future. I was even willing to mate with one of the humans within the study to give evidence of the claims being true.

Though humans were a fairly defenseless species, they were resourceful, and I found that vulnerability strangely intriguing.

The human I courted through the mating program was capable of a blood bond and showed more promise than I anticipated, how could I deny it?

She found her way to her chosen mate through obstacles that would be tough for even a trained tracker to follow. Were humans capable of a true fated bond? Was such a myth even possible?

I acquiesced to the possibility of a blood bond with humans, and the proven trace markers of necia DNA that made it possible, but I was skeptical of a goddess given mate even for pure-blooded necia warriors.

We were either compatible or not. Chosen or not.

My mind struggled with this yet-to-be explained or confirmed phenomenon.

There was no such thing as finding a mythical Pulsunne, a warrior's heart song. I scoffed at such a notion as our hearts beating to a strange musical enchantment. It was simply a story our elders spoke about to give the gullible something to hope for.

Not being chosen by the human stung my pride. I believed our time together would have been pleasant enough. The sound of her voice was tolerable, despite the lack of a deep quiver in her throat from being human. There were plenty of compatible mates if I had a mind to be looking for one. Which, I was decidedly not, unless it was to help prove to fellow warriors that there could be a successful union with humans without relying on something as mystical as the fates or a goddess's blessing. There was plenty of time for such matters after more conclusive data could be gathered on humans with this trace necia DNA. Renee was but a single human that passed my challenge and now was part of my tribe, regardless of our unsuccessful mating status. It was hardly enough evidence to support much more than compatibility with the human species, but it was something. And I had no desire to harm General Sou-el when he was exhibiting signs of rut. I had expected it, even goaded him to duel me. It was part of my plan to force him into challenging the human to prove the blood bond was possible.

Blood bonds were a choice, I reminded myself. You find someone compatible, then you accept or reject it. More tests were necessary. There was no way to conclude that Renee wouldn't have been just as compatible with me for a blood bond if we had shared blood first. An uncontrolled data set was what I had as evidence, and I could hardly make conclusions from that. Frustrated, I accepted the incoming transmission to my visual implant.

The Princess of Trillume materialized before me, wearing the traditional royal robes of the trill, she was finally taking on some of her responsibilities to her planet it seemed. Her green skin was lighter than her mothers and her eyes didn't hold the same cold detachment I'd seen in intergalactic news vids from the former queen. It was a refreshing change of pace.

"Commander Tensel," she addressed, "Small is her sight when focused on but one instead of many, but from one to all do I strive to serve." The trill were rather verbose in their pleasantries, but I could understand wishing to speak more in an effort to build loyalty and connections among their species, so I obliged in kind.

"Princess Klemon," I addressed with a bow of my head and my pinky finger pressed to my temple, as her own implant would show my form before her. I wished her respect with the reply, "In many we rise," but I hadn't missed how she changed the traditional saying of her species. To recognize this, I added my own thought to show my support of change within the trill's customs, "it only takes one rock to stir the ocean."

Her hologram image within my viewing implant smiled, but she kept her lips closed as their teeth were designed for shredding meat, and they were a polite sort of species to avoid appearing threatening. They liked to hide their predatory nature behind flowing robes and disarming, toothless smiles. I was told by my new king that she was to be trusted, but I was of the solid opinion to trust… but verify.

In my own tribe, it was deemed disrespectful to hide your strength from another strong warrior, it was a sign that you didn't believe they could hold their own against you. It was why we kept our epul on display with the only exception of lowering them briefly to those of a higher honor. We have already displayed our greetings, and to continue to hide one's strength would make any of my warriors on edge, like they should be on alert for deceitfulness. It took much control to remind myself that the trill did not share this sentiment.

"Did you give the antidote to the human?" Princess Klemon got straight to the point. I could respect her directness, even if I didn't like the way her species hid things.

"I have selected a human," I replied with no remorse for my small rebellion against following her order exactly as it was given. She was not my future queen, she was a future queen of Trillume, and my planet now had our own rights returned to us. I was not her commander, but a leader among my species.

"I assume you will be keeping which subject was injected a secret until you can verify results personally," she said without any indication of being upset about my decision to comply, but in my own way. She appeared to have expected this turn events or didn't much care which human was injected to verify her theory that this new serum of nanobots was a cure for the Ganpan Fal. I couldn't risk such a thing without having the specimen examined.

According to Medic Valmeh, the serum was nothing more than a blood sample. The only unusual thing about it was that it was both necia and human, which by deductive reasoning would mean that Princess Klemon wished for me to inject another human with blood from a human mated to a necia, or a possible rare necia-human hybrid specimen.

What was so special about this blood? I couldn't risk running more tests, there wasn't enough sample to do so and then still have enough to inject another human for any changes to their own DNA. All I had confirmation for so far was that this human had the same marker present as the other subjects.

I finally answered Princess Klemon, "I'll be in touch with the results."

Ending our transmission, I pulled up the file from Becky Grant of Earth. She was who Princess Klemon wished to inject the antidote to, young and at the peak of human breeding, but her mother had two spawnlings without an antidote. Princess Klemon may have developed the Ganpan Fal to begin with, but she was not thinking clearly. This subject would not give us the desired confirmation of an antidotes' effectiveness. It was possible she would breed fine regardless of any outside efforts.

Jayden of Earth, the one human who signed up for the research program and missed her shuttle. All the contracts were secured, and under normal circumstances she was one human among many. Her absence would regularly be discarded, but her medical evaluation shows she had similar markers in her blood and had shown many miscarriages with her own kind. When I returned to Earth to drop off the finished contracts, I would find her, and she would fulfill her contract even if I had to capture her to do so.

xoxo

Sky

Standalone plot with spice adventures of fated mates, space vampires, knotting, and bonds that will last beyond the stars! All available in Kindle Unlimited!

One of my goals this year is to get Her Alien Insurgent up to 50 ratings/reviews on Amazon! It's got 39 ratings on Amazon now, and 73 ratings on Goodreads! With a 4.8 average rating!

Check out all books by Sky Robert here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B0BNXSFHZ4/allbooks

Discover all books by Sky Robert:

1) Jewel of the Alien Bandit 2) Her Alien Exchange 3) Her Alien Prince 4) Her Alien Savior 5) Her Alien Warrior 6) Her Alien Insurgent 7) Her Alien Starbreaker 8) TKManAteHer -Short Erotic Terminator Sex Bot Romance 9) Her Alien Delegate Upcoming books: Her Alien Captor and Her Alien Nectar

Books by S.M. McCoy

1) Taking Medusa 2) Breaking Fate Upcoming: Reaping Olympus, Goblin's Treasure

All of my books are standalone alien romances, each a separate complete romance, read in any order, and with their interconnected plots, each book layers and you find out more about the world the more you read. Have questions from one book? Read another one, and you're sure to find more answers, and perhaps more questions as the universe unravels. That's what I love about sci-fi adventures set in the same universe, there's so much room to play!

Happy Reading and Thank you for being part of my author journey,

xoxo

Sky