Captain's Deception

by Jaide Fox

Taken from Earth, Jasmine Gray and the other abductees awaken on an alien spacecraft, bound for a faraway world and a doomed civilization. When a rogue virus destroyed most viable females, the men of Chalcydon were forced to look elsewhere for brides—and the unlucky Earthwomen are their only hope to save their dying race. In Jasmine’s mind, they’ve all been selected as breeders, and she has no interest in making babies for alien captors.

Captain Dar Tagnon had no intention of claiming a bride for himself, until his meddling Prince and Princess order him to seduce a particularly troublesome female. Women should be docile, not willful and disobeying. This Jasmine Gray is the last women he would ever choose for himself, but orders are orders, after all…

Author’s This science fiction romance continues the adventure for the planet of Chalcydon and their quest to save their race. Originally published as Captured by Alien Intent. Reissue

Kindle Edition

Published April 4, 2018

About the author

Jaide Fox has always had a passion for fantasy and the paranormal, having discovered both at a young age and devouring every book she could get her hands on, watching every movie that even hinted at her interests. It wasn't until she was in high school that her mother introduced her to romance--and she was hopelessly hooked.

Eroticism has never really been a part of fantasy, nor romance, and Jaide craved to see the two combined. Not able to find anything on the current market, she decided she'd write her own books to satisfy herself.

Jaide hopes readers will enjoy her first offering from NCP. She has many more novels planned and is currently breathing life into other adventures.

She lives in the middle of nowhere in a swamp, surrounded by all sorts of wild creatures (including snakes and spiders--which she gets rid of on sight!) and one mottled black cat who ambushes her from time to time.

Also writes Erotic Historical Romances under Julia Keaton and Celeste Anwar.

Reviews

[Disgusted Reader · Rating 3 out of 5]

I do like this one better than the last book because it at least explained a little bit about how & why they were abducted. But the conflict between Jasmine & Tor was resolved a lil too quickly for me.