When a friend’s experiment creates a portal to another world, Tink finds herself swept into a faraway galaxy she thought only existed in the movies.
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Jasmine “Tinker” Bell has always had a love for life, looking forward to any new adventure that happens to come along. When a friend’s experiment creates a portal to another world she finds herself swept into a faraway galaxy she thought only existed in the movies.
J’kar ‘Tag Krell Manok had given up hope of ever finding his bond mate. He is surprised when a pint-size female unlike anything he has ever seen suddenly appears on his spaceship to save the life of his brother during an attack. When she is suddenly taken from him he will do anything to get her back and claim her.
Two different worlds collide when Tink, a mechanic in a small college town, meets J’kar, a Prime warrior from a far off galaxy. When Tink’s life is in danger, only J’kar can save her. Now Tink has to decide if she is willing to give up everything she has ever known and loved to stay with the alien she has fallen in love with.
Will their worlds survive the collision or will they be torn apart?
“What reports do you have?” J’kar asked, reaching for a nearby data screen. Glancing over it, he waited for one of the men to reply.
Clearing his throat, Borj replied, “Um, everything looks well. All damage has been repaired, and we are on schedule for docking with the space dock tomorrow.”
Noticing the odd tone to Borj’s voice, J’kar looked up and studied him. “You are well? Do you need to see the healer?”
He really focused on the men standing in front of him for the first time since entering the bridge. Derik and Lan avoided looking him in the eye. They actually had a slightly red tint to their faces. Borj looked at him but seemed uncomfortable, shifting from one foot to the other. J’kar had never seen any of his warriors so uncomfortable before.
Glancing around the bridge, he noticed all the men had stopped what they were doing and were watching him. When they noticed he was returning their stares, they quickly turned back to their stations.
“Conference room. Now,” J’kar said through clenched teeth.
Turning, he strode toward the conference room door. He knew something was amiss and planned to find out what it was. He had a bad feeling it was going to involve his bond mate.
