or destroy them? Now that Tori finally understands who she is and what's expected of her, she's in full-on freak-out mode. But that's not the only thing keeping Tori awake at night. How will she save the galaxy from General Arantu's clutches when she can't even control her powers? Add that to the lack of retaliation by enemy alien forces, and everyone is on edge, especially when they uncover evidence of a strange alien symbol with possible links to humans, and the mystery deepens. 92,000-word full-length novel.Is it her destiny to save them. This book ends with a cliffhanger and cannot be read as a standalone. This is upper YA/NA crossover reverse harem paranormal romance which gets steamier as the series develops. When Tori finally figures out what’s going on, will she have time to warn the guys? Or is their fate already sealed? The second book in the captivating Alinthia series is intended for readers aged seventeen and older. Then an unexpected newcomer arrives, casting suspicion over everything they believe they know. While Tori grows closer to Coop, Maddox, and Beck, Dane remains distant, creating more tension and jeopardizing their bond. Keeping stuff hidden never ends well, and as evil forces conspire against Tori and her four protectors, secrets and lies threaten to destroy everything they hope to achieve. Confused over the horrific vision she experienced the night of the Herassan attack, Tori is terrified of revealing details of her protectors’ supposed fate, so she says nothing. But that’s not the only thing keeping Tori awake at night.

Especially when they uncover evidence of a strange alien symbol with possible links to humans, and the mystery deepens.

How will she save the galaxy from General Arantu’s clutches when she can’t even control her powers? Add that to the lack of retaliation by enemy alien forces, and everyone is on edge.

Is it her destiny to save them … or destroy them? Now that Tori finally understands who she is and what’s expected of her, she’s in full-on freak-out mode.

The Heir and the Human by Siobhan Davis