Alien Defender's Chosen Bride (Draconian Warriors, #8)

Willow
I risked everything to escape Earth. As chance would have it I made it to a Draconian vessel. The Dragon warriors take on all comers, even women like me who are young, uneducated and unbeknownst to me, carrying a plague to their world.
They say ignorance is bliss and in my case it's the literal truth. Prior to finding out I'm infected, I was happily hunting for a compatible age mate and planning my happily ever after.
No sooner do I find Mr. Right than I get my diagnosis and watch all my dreams blow away, like dandelion seeds scattering in the wind.
Narcis
When a beautiful young queen lays claim to me, I wish for things I never wondered about before. I crave her smiling face and her laughter. When she makes the human kiss with me, possessive instincts rise to the forefront of my consciousness.
When we discover she is infected with a dangerous parasite, I'll do whatever is necessary to see her healed, but my family and the healers aren't doing nearly enough to save her life. I'll go to any length to get what she needs.
When word leaks out of her infection, an angry mob forms, furious that she has brought a plague to our world. If I can get her back to Stone Mountain, we'll be safe. I've got to sit up, pay attention and make sure she's safe because a world without her isn't a place I want to be.

USA Today bestselling author of fantasy and scifi romance, Miranda Martin's books feature larger than life heroes with out-of-this-world anatomy and smart heroines destined to save the world. As a little girl she would sneak off with her nose in a book, dreaming of magical realms. Today she brings those fantasies to life and adores every fan who chooses to live in them for a while.
She was born and raised in southern Virginia, but as a veteran she's traveled to places like Korea, Hawaii and good 'ole Texas. Now she's settled in Kansas, the heart of America, with her husband and daughters. Her favorite animals are dragons, unicorns and cats. If she's not writing, you can still find her tucked away somewhere with a warm blanket and her nose in a book.