The Outlander Book Club... in Space! Series by Annie Lucas

One would assume that turning sixty would protect a woman from certain things; cat calls, being propositioned every time you sat at a bar by yourself, the monthly menace, being kidnapped by aliens, the office letch, and a plethora of other annoyances weathered in her youth.Did I mention being kidnapped by aliens?Yeah, I was wrong about that one... moreOne would assume that turning sixty would protect a woman from certain things; cat calls, being propositioned every time you sat at a bar by yourself, the monthly menace, being kidnapped by aliens, the office letch, and a plethora of other annoyances weathered in her youth.Did I mention being kidnapped by aliens?Yeah, I was wrong about that one.The girls of the Tuesday Night Outlander Book Club were enjoying a mountain hike that ended with the proverbial bright light and now I’m trapped on an alien space ship. The best part of this whole fiasco, the aliens have a nifty little machine that “resets” you—so now I have my twenty-something body back.The worst part? I’m marked to be sold as a sex slave to some perverted alien royalty.Until him.At first I thought Khaion was an angel. But he’s something better. He’s a member of a warrior race bred to protect and defend those in need. Khaion vows to stay at my side while his crew search the stars for my friends.And staying by Khaion's side... that's something my reawakened hormones greatly appreciate!Chieftain is a full-length sci-fi romance with a dreamy hero, spunky heroine and a satisfying HEA. If you like sexy alien men, feisty heroines, love that's meant to be, you'll love Chieftain, the first book in the Outlander Book Club... in Space series! less

Things could be worse. One minute, I was hiking through the Appalachian wilderness with my friends from the Outlander Tuesday Night Book Club. One bright light later, and I’m hundreds of feet below ground, tasked with taking care of the miners in this labyrinth of tunnels—slaves just like me. Except they’re not like me, they’re children… alien children. And kids will be kids, no matter which part of the galaxy they’re from. All they need is love and to feel safe... moreThings could be worse. One minute, I was hiking through the Appalachian wilderness with my friends from the Outlander Tuesday Night Book Club. One bright light later, and I’m hundreds of feet below ground, tasked with taking care of the miners in this labyrinth of tunnels—slaves just like me. Except they’re not like me, they’re children… alien children. And kids will be kids, no matter which part of the galaxy they’re from. All they need is love and to feel safe. My task seems hopeless until he shows up. Daicon, war chief of the Bardaga, is not amused when I refuse to leave this desolate moon without the children, effectively quashing his rescue attempt. Despite his aggravation, Daicon formulates a plan for all of us to escape the drudgery of the mines while stepping into the role of surrogate father for tiny beings starved for security and affection. I’m no longer worried about protecting the children with Daicon around. Now, my biggest worry is protecting my heart! less