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"50,000 power units!" Every single Kyrzon in the auction house gasps. It's obvious that this is a much, much higher price than any of them would usually consider paying for a mate. All of them are looking at the handsome, bearded warrior, waiting to see what he’ll do next.

I don’t know how much time has passed. I don’t know where I am or where I’m going, I just know that two men are waiting for me and that I belong with them. My body burns with a hunger I can’t describe. I’ll do anything to find them, and so will the beast that lives inside me. My Dragon Masters in the ultimate reunion story. Two men. One woman. More passion than your kindle can handle. Let Sanctuary, Texas take you on a heart-pounding-toe-curling ride into a town of fantastical creatures and a war for world domination you won't soon forget.

Sold at auction for breeding...claimed by an alien warrior. On Lily’s planet, human women are sold at auction to Kyrzon warriors for breeding. Lily has no intention of being an alien’s captive breeder, and after she is sold, she manages to escape, finding herself alone in the planet’s hostile wilderness. The Kyrzon warrior Ragga is ordered by his chief to hunt Lily down after her escape. He is successful in catching her, but soon, he has another problem: He’s starting to have feelings for this small, curvy human. He doesn’t want to give her back to the tribe.

Chief Drokal’s fearsome strength and iron will have allowed him to dominate his rivals, but now he seeks the one thing he can’t conquer in battle: a mate. Cleo is too busy putting her skills with technology to use in human territory to worry about being sold to a savage war chief, but when her auction day arrives, she has no choice but to step up to the block. And that’s when one thing becomes terrifyingly clear: Chief Drokal can’t take his eyes off her. He’s going to bid whatever it takes to claim her.

Human women are extremely valuable on the planet Kyrzon, and brutal tribes of alien warriors compete for the right to claim one as a mate. Selena has grown up dreading the day she would be sold as a bride, but she has another whole year before that happens. Until then, she can enjoy being young, innocent, and free. But everything changes when she is captured by a terrifying Kyrzon warrior who refuses to remove his helmet. Suddenly, she finds herself a prisoner to this big, stoic alien, bound to be sold to the highest bidder in a foreign land.

On Tessa’s planet, humans coexist with a savage race of aliens known as the Kyrzons. As one of the lucky humans who is not fated to be sold as a bride to an alien warrior, Tessa is perfectly content to live out her days in Human Territory. But all of that changes when she is captured by a Kyrzon slaver. Tessa finds herself presented as a holiday gift to Chief Borrik, an imposing alien leader with a love of curvy Earth women. Borrik isn’t expecting to take in a human for the holidays, but one look at Tessa, scared and shivering, and he knows he can’t send her out into the cold.

Purchased by an alien warlord. Destined to bear his children. Julia has grown up knowing that on her Auction Day, she would be sold to whichever alien warrior was willing to pay the highest price. Not wanting to leave her fate to chance, she arranges with a friend to be purchased by a Kyrzon she knows she can trust. But that plan is shattered the moment Chief Gurrak lays eyes on her and decides he can’t bear to let anyone else have her. He’ll do whatever it takes to make her his, even if it means bribing an auction official to let him buy her under the table.

Chief Rukkarr didn’t come to Human Territory to find a mate. His tribe is at war, and his only concerns are blood and battle. He certainly doesn’t need a distracting little human like Christy occupying his thoughts. It’s a good thing she isn’t for sale. But when an unexpected lottery is called and Christy is chosen to be auctioned off, Rukkarr can’t resist the opportunity to make her his. The Kyrzon war chief buys her, aggressively outbidding the competition.