Written in the Stars

Leslie Chase

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He might be the hottest guy in the galaxy, but I don’t need his help. Me and my alien cat are managing just fine.

Running a bookshop on a pirate space station isn’t easy, but Megan’s determined to keep smiling. A lot of hard work and a bit of luck will let her save up enough for a trip back to Earth—but then Drask walks into her shop. The grumpy alien mercenary is infuriating, arrogant, and hotter than molten steel. It wouldn’t be so bad if he wore more clothes—the blue-skinned alien’s muscles are a distraction Megan doesn’t need.

Talbrek Station is the perfect place to lie low, and that’s what Drask needs after a mission gone wrong. Finding a bookshop is an unexpected benefit, especially one run by the sexiest woman he’s ever seen. Exasperating, smart, and unwilling to back down from anything, Megan is everything Drask desires, wrapped up in a curvy package that won’t let him think straight.

When the local criminals threaten both Megan’s bookstore and her pet, Drask can’t stand aside. Not even if it drags them both into a gang war.

Written in the Stars was first published in the Pets in Space 7 anthology, though this version has minor changes. It’s a fast-paced science fiction romance story about finding love in unlikely places, with no cheating, no cliffhanger, and a happy ever after to make you smile.

Published
May 2, 2023
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Leslie Chase

Leslie Chase is an author from Scotland, whose reading habit has turned into a writing one. She loves writing, and especially enjoys writing sexy romance. It lets her imagination run free and her ideas come to life! She's done a lot of things in her life, from working with the elderly to studying sword fighting to teaching tai chi. And, always, reading reading reading!When not writing, she's busy thinking about what to write next or researching it - yes, damn it, looking at castles and swords and pictures of spaceships counts as research.