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by Elin Wyn

  Even if she might be the enemy, I'll make her mine.

  Valrea

  He can't save me.

  The secrets of the Compound are too tangled. The nightmares in my blood can never be erased.

  But his touch sends me reeling, thirsting for what I can't have.

  What harm could one night do?

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  Snared: Star Breed Book Six

  When the only woman Xander cared for was ripped from his arms, nothing else mattered.

  Now she’s back. Fragile and brave, beautiful and brilliant. Someone to protect, someone to fight for.

  Except she doesn’t remember him at all.

  Her curves and captivating scent drive him mad, demanding he cares for her, possess her.

  He'll keep his mate safe, even if the Empire burns to ash around them.

  Loree Sarratt is tired of everyone treating her like an invalid. Her hacking skills could save the Empire - if she's not arrested first.

  First puzzle to solve? An overprotective pillar of muscle who turns her legs to jelly when he’s in the same room.

  She can’t lose focus. But the heat of his gaze sends her pulse racing. His touch steals her breath. Everything tempts her to surrender…

  And forget the danger she's in.

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  About the Author

  I love old movies – To Catch a Thief, Notorious, All About Eve — and anything with Katherine Hepburn in it. Clever, elegant people doing clever, elegant things.

  I’m a hopeless romantic.

  And I love science fiction and the promise of space.

  So it makes perfect sense to me to try to merge all of those loves into a new science fiction world, where dashing heroes and lovely ladies have adventures, get into trouble, and find their true love in the stars!

  Copyright © 2019 by Elin Wyn

  All rights reserved. These books or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the Author except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.

  This book is a work of fiction. Any similarity between the characters and situations within its pages and places or persons, living or dead, is unintentional and co-incidental.