Nanny For An Alien Commander

I'm finally free, but can I love again?My son and I are safe now on Raider and building a new life free from sorcery after being held prisoner for years. But Raider has problems of its own-insurgents determined to usurp their leader. Commander Dordus has it under control. He's the second in command and a doting father to his own daughter-and as hot as they come, but even more important, he makes me feel safe.Our friendship makes adjusting to life on Raider simple. But could we be more?The last time I risked my heart, I lost everything and spent years paying the price. I know Dordus and the way he loves makes me certain he'll never betray me. Dordus will do whatever it takes to keep me and Dylan safe. But how can he do that when he's fighting against sorcery? I can't risk falling into magical danger again, but now that I've given my heart to Dordus and his daughter, I don't know how we can walk away.

Earth has been nothing but bad luck for Mia Ambrose. So when the opportunity arises for her to be a nanny on a different planet, she jumps on it. But she should've researched her new employer a bit more. When he turns out to be a strict, super hot and stuffy military commander, she wonders if her bad luck followed her. Tharon is the highest-ranking commander in the Tor'vian military. And he has no idea how to take care of his children, a set of eight-year-old twins. Help comes in the form of hiring a nanny from the planet Earth. Mia isn't exactly what he expected in a nanny. She's beautiful, strong and loves his children, but is he strong enough to resist the attraction to the little earthling? However, not all is perfect on Tor'via. Tharon and Tor'via have enemies. Enemies who will stop at nothing to destroy the planet and its highest-ranking military official. Tharon must discover who wants his innocent, loving nanny dead before he loses his second chance at finding love and gaining his family back.

Kael will never open his heart again after losing his Drakonian mate. He also doesn't know how to deal with his grief or his nine-year-old daughter, who has retreated deep within herself. If he doesn't find help soon, he will lose the only person left in his life. Kael didn't think he could love again, but meeting the kind, caring and beautiful nanny gives life to emotions he thought dead. Years after losing her mother, Sarah Meericino still hasn't emotionally healed and leaves Earth to find a new start. When learning her new ward is a little girl who has lost her mother too, Sarah becomes determined to not let this child suffer the way she has her entire life. But the child's hunky father is a big, muscular obstacle she didn't expect to want for herself. It's immediately apparent that fate has brought these three broken souls together to comfort each other in a way only someone going through the same pain can comprehend. But the universe has different plans for them. Plans that will destroy the love the trio is building if Kael doesn't find the traitor who has put this burgeoning family in his cross hairs.

I was hired to take care of his daughter, but I ended up in his bed instead. I travelled to Verkoon to be matched as someone’s mate, but the only matchmaking happening is me being paired with the gruff General… as his nanny. Thankfully, he’s so damn hot I don’t mind being kept at a distance–as long as I’m still allowed to look. Between breakfast together and play dates throughout the ship, we’ve gone from playing house to feeling like a real family. And with the way General Lokin looks at me, I forget where the line is for a little while. Oops! There’s only one reason that a Vakhing’s blood sings–and I know that the General’s sings for me. Will he answer the call… or has the General experienced too much heartache already? Will he push me away to save himself? Or risk it all for love?

Compelled by her dwindling bank account, Katie agrees to be a nanny for the niece of a Luxenian military commander. Little Ayla, orphaned and entrusted to her cold and demanding uncle, captures Katie's heart instantly. Katie's desire to help the child is made more difficult by Axur's handsome features and heated looks. As a general in the Luxenian army, Axur cannot have a family or mate. It is strictly forbidden. Staying away from them isn't working. He wants something he can't have. He's not looking for a family but the new nanny is strong, beautiful and making him become a father to his niece. Tempers heat as they clash over opposing approaches to parenting, creating a tension that conceals an undeniable attraction beneath the surface. Axur's an important military general; the planet depends on him. He has to choose. His own happiness or the millions of lives he keeps safe? This is the hardest choice of his life.

He's handsomer than sin, built like a giant, and way out of her league. Eighteen year old Ayelin Kilic has a sweet gig as nanny to niece and nephew of Hollywood mogul Tarken Sinclaire. She lives in mansion overlooking the Pacific Ocean, intrigued by the unknown, alien looking craft that fly nearby. Little does she know that her dream job is about to end, and Tarken is going to offer her something else. But the catch is that she has to sign a nondisclosure agreement before she can even hear the details of Tarken's proposal. And it's a doozy. The job offers bigger, and better, for him. A proposal that has young, naive, virginal Ayelin, shocked, to say the least. She signs the contract, not knowing what she's getting into with her big, beautiful, monster sized boss. But she soon finds out. Trigger warnings: Steamy, graphic adult situations, tiny bit of language, dubcon, knotting, and mating. Alien human romance. HEA. Standalone short read. Grab a copy and see what these two get up to on Tarken Sinclaire's private island. Fantasy for adults. Great for a bedtime read. Readers of Michelle Mills, Ruby Dixon, Tana Stone, and Beatrix Steam may like this book.

He's in charge of an entire planet, but only she can rule his heart... Ba'shir Kreed is a hardworking single dad who also happens to be the leader of a planet of two billion souls. He is used to dealing with any issue that comes along. But he knows he's got real problems the minute he lays eyes on his kids' new Terran nanny. After all, the palace publicity team gave him only three rules for dating: No one too young. No one from off-planet. And never, ever, ever hit on the help. Falling for sweet Yasmine would mean breaking all three. But Ba'sh has always been a bit of a rebel. And the more time he spends with Yasmine, the less he wants to follow the rules. Yasmine Hall has some unhappiness in her history, but she's excited to set her eyes on the future and her new gig as a nanny for the most powerful man on the planet. Thankfully, energetic Pia and soft-spoken Jax are amazing kids. And their father may be intimidating, but something about the way he talks to her makes Yasmine feel seen for the first time in a long time. She's just starting to feel like she's connecting with them all when her past suddenly catches up with her. She may have thought she landed an incredible nanny gig because of her work with the elderly on Terra-17, but it turns out the life she vowed to leave behind was front and center all along. When danger arrives at the palace, Yasmine may have to choose between protecting her peace of mind, and defending the family she has come to love. Will Ba'sh give in to temptation, even if it means breaking all the rules? Or will Yasmine put her principles ahead of her own happiness, and run before she ever gets the chance to follow her feelings? If you like strong women, hunky aliens, wild adventures, steamy sensual scenes, and happily-ever-afters, then you'll love the world of Alien Nanny Agency. Be sure to grab them all! -Alien Architect Needs a Nanny -Alien Pilot Needs a Nanny -Alien Ruler Needs a Nanny

Popular culture often champions freedom as the fundamentally American way of life and celebrates the virtues of independence and self-reliance. But film and television have also explored the tension between freedom and other core values, such as order and political stability. What may look like healthy, productive, and creative freedom from one point of view may look like chaos, anarchy, and a source of destructive conflict from another. Film and television continually pose the question: Can Americans deal with their problems on their own, or must they rely on political elites to manage their lives? In this groundbreaking work, Paul A. Cantor explores the ways in which television shows such as Star Trek, The X-Files, South Park, and Deadwood and films such as The Aviator and Mars Attacks! have portrayed both top-down and bottom-up models of order. Drawing on the works of John Locke, Adam Smith, Alexis de Tocqueville, and other proponents of freedom, Cantor contrasts the classical liberal vision of America -- particularly its emphasis on the virtues of spontaneous order -- with the Marxist understanding of the "culture industry" and the Hobbesian model of absolute state control. The Invisible Hand in Popular Culture concludes with a discussion of the impact of 9/11 on film and television, and the new anxieties emerging in contemporary alien-invasion narratives: the fear of a global technocracy that seeks to destroy the nuclear family, religious faith, local government, and other traditional bulwarks against the absolute state.