Caught in a love triangle. One man she should marry. She doesn’t dislike him. But the other man she has already had and wants him, but it’s forbidden in the Empire for her to marry a slave. Jade is running the only human restaurant in the Alliance Empire. Compared to many of the human women now living in the Capital City she is in a unique position with more control over her life than the other women. However, is it enough to break the law and marry the man she really wants? Or should she marry the Captain and keep her relationship with her slave secret? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Z7YSBL3

Abducted or Saved? Kol is an Alliance trader and part-time pirate, but when Admiral Tir asks him to retrieve a woman from Earth, despite his reservations about abductions, he could hardly deny the future Emperor of the Alliance. Now Kol may be new to kidnapping, but he’s not new to the filth of the galaxy, and this young woman has been living in one of the filthier places he had ever seen. Morally, he feels he has done her a favor in saving her from galactic poverty. He keeps reassuring her that he is taking her to a better place. Kol doesn't even begin to understand her frustration at being taken. Jesse was walking home when a grey alien abducted her in broad daylight. Now he has locked her in a room on his starship and says that he is taking her to her sister in the Alliance Empire. Jesse hates her sister, Dru, for running away from the Exterior and now hates her sister even more for this abduction. All Jesse wants to do is return home and live her life on Earth. It has only taken her a few days to realize that tears won't work on her captor, so she is going to try her feminine wiles. She’s heard humans are considered to be the most beautiful out of all the galactic species. If that doesn't work, she will try something else. One thing she is sure of, she is not going quietly to her sister or the Alliance. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07YNS1HNV

Jane was taken prisoner and then traded to the Alliance Empire She is forbidden from seeing her human family unless she marries an Alliance man and has a hybrid child. She refuses to marry as she still grieves for the separation from her family on Earth. That is until Jim messages her that her best friend has moved in with her family. To ease the pain, she agrees to an Alliance telepathic medical procedure that suppresses her emotional attachment to Jim. The Alliance doctors caution her that she should be mindful of her choices, as suppressing so much of her memory could lead her to make new choices she might regret when her memories resurface. Unfortunately, Jane does not heed their warnings and behaves in ways she would have never done before. She even begins a torrid love affair with the Alliance Admiral of the Fleet. A man who is over 200 years old. Married to the Alien Admiral of the Fleet by Alma Nilsson available on Amazon.

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Traded. Dru had been traded by her captain to the Alliance Empire. She and the rest of the female crew from the human starship Dakota were to be married off, as the Alliance was suffering from a demographics issue, there weren’t enough Alliance women. Dru didn’t care what kind of problems the Alliance had, she didn’t come this far, in her short life, to end up as a grey, alien man’s slave, no matter how powerful his civilization was. But that was the problem, humans were next to nothing, and the Alliance Empire ruled the galaxy. But Dru has an advantage to aid her escape, she is telepathic. Ket of Imperial House Vo had not thought much about the human women being brought to the Alliance until his eyes rested on the young red-haired beauty, and he knew it was the gods’ will that she become his wife. He would make her submit to his strict Alliance culture and make her humbly accept her new life in the Empire. He knew from the moment he saw her picture that she was his destiny. The Alliance Series is set in a fictional future where humans are small-time players in the big-time galaxy. There are no heroes or women being rescued; instead readers are led through an intricate maze of alien courting customs, duplicitous strict religious codes, vicious culture shock and uncomfortable compromises.

I am a Swedish author of science fiction based on a fictional future where humans are small-time players in the big-time galaxy. My books are a part of the Alliance Series which are true to the science fiction genre in that they make the reader question their own morality in the character's situations. There are no heroes or women being rescued in any of my stories, instead, readers are led through a maze of alien courting customs, strict religious codes, and compromises, often uncomfortable, between men and women to come to solutions that work for both within the confines of Alliance culture. These books are meant to ask a question about a fictional, what-if scenario, ‘How connected are love and sex?’ As sex is a primal instinct, but is love? Separating love from lust. And, asking if it is possible to separate sex and love in a marriage that will last centuries? And finally, how far are we prepared as a society to acknowledge adultery? Each book in the Alliance series follows a completely different woman on her individual journey into this alien world. I would like to think a reader could pick up any book in the series and figure it out, however, at the end of each blurb is recommended books to read beforehand from the series for more insight.

Mail Order Brides from Earth Who volunteers to marry an alien? Babette of course. Babette is just a small-town girl, but when she sees the advertisement to become an Alliance man’s wife and move to the Capital Planet, she knows she must apply. Mir is special. He was born lucky. Although born into the slave class, he is one of the very few switching to the maximum class. He has no intention of marrying an alien until he meets Babette in the High Priestess’s punishment rooms. It’s forbidden for them to be together. Will their secret love last?

Humans are the most adorable creatures in the galaxy. Everyone says so. Is it such a surprise that a mighty Alliance Imperial Warship would take humans prisoners? Yes, the Alliance doesn’t take prisoners. Once onboard the Alliance ship, the crew of the Dakota are casually informed that human women are now considered to be Alliance citizens. Moreover, all the female crew will be returning to the Alliance homeworld. This was completely unexpected. What is even more unexpected, Captain Kara Rainer’s infatuation with the alien Admiral who captured her and coerced her into marrying him. When the chance to escape presents itself, will Kara take it or remain with her alien husband who she has become smitten with despite his insistence on trying to ‘tame’ her into Alliance culture?