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Trapped with the Alien Transporter

Ragrim Explorations, Book 1

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Trapped with the Alien Transporter

By: Nessa Claugh
Narrated by: Anastasia Lynne
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Summary

I thought hiring an alien transport to get me off Earth would be the end of my problems, not the start of them. But that’s exactly what happens when my original pilot is a no-show, and the new one considers himself an expert on humans and is more familiar with me than I’d prefer. Hsinth wants something, but I’m not sure that in my pants is it.

When our ship crashes in the snow-strewn wasteland of an ancient battleground and pushes my carefully constructed plans off-course, most of my patience goes out the iced-over window. I suppose this could be considerably worse, but my pushy companion is reptilian. He can’t make his own body heat. That might take the rest of it.

Add in things outside the ship with far too much fur and teeth for comfort, and this is very much not a winter fantasy pit stop. With the ship’s systems failing and me as Hsinth’s only source of warmth, things are about to get very cozy, very fast.

Trapped with the Alien Transporter is a steamy standalone in the Ragrim Explorations standalone series. HEA Guaranteed, No Cheating, No Cliffhangers.

©2024 Nessa Claugh (P)2025 Nessa Claugh
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