Elyse is convinced only drunkards and children tell the truth, and believes the insults Wrage hurled at her were unforgivable. Except no one told him the local brew was ten times more potent to his race than any other. Their relationship is forged on this major blunder and doesn’t get any better when Elyse agrees to be legally mated to earn her freedom, and doesn’t learn that divorce isn’t allowed until after the branding ceremony. With a beginning like this, how can a sexy alien and sassy human not fall in love? Elyse Okay, I’ll admit, his angsty attitude doesn’t diminish his white-hot attraction. And since our catastrophic introduction he’s done everything but get down on his knees and apologize--oh yeah, that comes later and . . . wow, that apology was hot enough to melt titanium. At any rate, even if I’m falling for the male who’s already my mate, we need to keep our hands to ourselves, right? I mean why let emotions get in the way when we’re mandated by law to stay together forever? Wrage I’m the first to admit we got off to a rocky start, but she was the one who was sober when the officiant branded us during our mating ceremony. I find her beautiful, though, and when she lets down her protective walls, how can I help but fall for her? This 'enemies to lover's story has everything -- action, fighting, near-death experiences, and climaxes. Yeah, lots and lots of climaxes. Alana thinks this is her most romantic book thus far, even if these two have a rough beginning. "Wrage" has flying camels, a reptilian villain, and dancing in the stars -- really. As well as cool vocal licks, a virtual trip to the Copacabana, and of course an evil parent thrown in to round out the trials and tribulations Alana throws at these two deserving souls before they get their guaranteed happily ever after. If you like handsome alien males with a knack for heroism, and females who save the day more than once, then join Wrage and Elyse in this standalone eleventh book of the alien abduction romance series, Galaxy Gladiators. "Wrage" has no cheating, no cliff-hangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after. Due to mature themes, this book and all others in this series, are intended for readers 18+. The stories in the Galaxy Gladiators series can all be read as standalones, although if you enjoy seeing characters from previous books again as they grow and develop, you'll want to follow the books in order as they are full of that rich, delicious 'found-family trope' where people with nothing in common, form connections that are stronger than blood. * * * Galaxy Gladiators series: Book 1: Zar Book 1.5: Terminus (Shadow’s prequel) Book 2: Shadow Book 3: Tyree Book 4: Devolose Book 5: Drayke Book 6: Axxios & Braxxus [MFM] Book 6.5: Jax-Xon (Sirius’ prequel) Book 7: Sirius Book 8: Dax Book 9: Beast Book 10: Ar'Tok Book 11: Wrage Book 12: WarDog Book 13: Stryker Book 14: Vartan Book 15: Maximus Book 16: Steele Book 17: Tarrex Book 18: Zar-Rynn Book 19: Valeris Book 20: Doctoré Book 21: Theos