Zenarians Series, Book Five

 

He’s a savage immortal alien with a single goal. Her.

 

Pain and isolation are all that Orion has known since the moment of his birth. Cast out by his father, King Arlias, for being a quad-wing and forced to live apart from his brothers, he’s learned to trust no one. Until he sees her. His beautiful Ella. Her pretty wings the shade of dark caramel tugs at the creature in him, and in an instant he knows she’s his ofelia. His soulmate. But his happiness is shattered when his father captures Ella, defiling her and leaving her without the will to live. Ella’s death splits Orion’s mind in two, nearly destroying his sanity. Until the innocent touch of his niece changes everything. Her gift of seeing the future offers Orion the smallest spark of hope. His Ella is alive. Now, his only purpose is to find her and remind her who she truly is.

 

Lost and found. Like a puppy. It’s humiliating to have a brain that won’t work properly. Amnesia, the doctors say. Her memories will return, but until then Jane has no choice but to rely on the kindness of strangers. She’s grateful to Clarissa for taking her in and giving her a safe place to recover. Or at least it was safe, until the giant winged-alien shows up at their door to interrogate Clarissa. The handsome man with the silver hair and raven-black wings tugs at her. There’s something familiar in the way he watches her, but her fascination is interrupted when the radical group calling themselves Heaven’s Army bursts in and kidnaps her and Orion. Does she dare trust the big scary Zenarian to save them both or is she leaping from one terrifying scenario to another?