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Caged
Marked
She was never meant to survive the Zoo. He was never meant to care.
When Lexa is ripped from Earth and thrown into a glass-walled alien zoo, she’s labeled exotic breeding stock—mute, fragile, and meant for observation. But when one of her alien captors chooses her, everything changes.
Ka'Thorr is a beast bred for war, his instincts honed for obedience. But something about Lexa calls to him. Softness. Fire. Defiance. And when the pair-bonding trials begin, he doesn’t just claim her—he protects her.
But the Zoo doesn’t breed for love.
In a cage designed to break them, their bond might be the one thing that sets them free.
Extra spicy Alien captivity romance Growling tenderness & primal protection
She was never meant to survive the Zoo. He was never meant to care.
When Lexa is ripped from Earth and thrown into a glass-walled alien zoo, she’s labeled exotic breeding stock—mute, fragile, and meant for observation. But when one of her alien captors chooses her, everything changes.
Ka'Thorr is a beast bred for war, his instincts honed for obedience. But something about Lexa calls to him. Softness. Fire. Defiance. And when the pair-bonding trials begin, he doesn’t just claim her—he protects her.
But the Zoo doesn’t breed for love.
In a cage designed to break them, their bond might be the one thing that sets them free.
Extra spicy Alien captivity romance Growling tenderness & primal protection
125 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 13, 2025
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May 6, 2026
Steamy
I was unsure of this for the first half, there was a lot of denial (a lot) ... but something kept me going and I'm glad I finished.
I enjoyed it but I have a lot of unanswered questions. The second half felt rushed compared to the will she/won't she slow death of the first half.
I'm not selling it am I? Lol
I don't think you'll regret the read if you give it a go. I'm planning on reading more of her work.
I was unsure of this for the first half, there was a lot of denial (a lot) ... but something kept me going and I'm glad I finished.
I enjoyed it but I have a lot of unanswered questions. The second half felt rushed compared to the will she/won't she slow death of the first half.
I'm not selling it am I? Lol
I don't think you'll regret the read if you give it a go. I'm planning on reading more of her work.
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