That's right, it's back! Preorders recently went live for Pets in Space® 7, and even though we have no author from Spacefreighters Lounge in this year's rendition, this collection of great science fiction romance stories--with pets--has become an SFR staple that we wanted to share with our readers.
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Pets in Space® is back for a new year of adventures!
Pets in Space is back and better than ever! Featuring 13 original,
never-before-released stories from some of today's bestselling science fiction
romance authors, starring your favorite sci-fi pets. These furry, feathered,
and slightly alien friends are always ready for a new adventure with their
two-legged human and alien companions. From dogs to cats to sea creatures and
unicorns, these romantic tales show that pets are more than just animals –
they’re family.
This limited-edition anthology includes novellas by some of the
biggest names in science fiction romance. New York Times Bestseller S.E. Smith
and USA Today Bestsellers R.J. Blain, Grace Goodwin, Skye MacKinnon, Carol Van
Natta, Honey Phillips, Carysa Locke, S.J. Pajonas, JC Hay, and Kyndra Hatch,
plus Leslie Chase, Winnie Winkle, and Candace Colt.
The Pets in Space® 7 authors continue their vital support of
Hero-Dogs.org, the non-profit charity that improves quality of life for
veterans of the U.S. military and first-responders with disabilities.
Exclusively in Pets in Space® 7:
◆“Wynter and the Stone Dragon” by S.E. Smith:
Love blossoms between a human king and an alien princess when a portal between their worlds opens.
◆“Life-Debt” by R.J. Blain:
Hybrid human Viva and her pet fox have two rules: no names and no attachments. Why does the handsome man she rescued makes her want to break both?
◆“Marked Mate” by Grace Goodwin:
An elite hunter pursues a dangerous criminal on an unsuspecting Earth, only to be distracted by a mysterious woman and her furry pet.
◆“Alien Abduction for Unicorns” by Skye MacKinnon:
Unicorns are real, and alien Bruin is sexy as the stars. Can Scottish tour guide Tara forgive them for kidnapping her in the name of science?
◆“An Entanglement of Griffins” by Carol Van Natta:
A space pirate and a pet sanctuary owner suspected of grand larceny get help from genetically-engineered griffins to recover the goods and find love.
◆“Cyborg Rider” by Honey Phillips:
Can a bioengineered mole named Eglantine find a way to rescue the scientist and the cyborg who are depending on her?
◆“Healer Heart” by Carysa Locke:
A telekinetic healer on a mission and a telepathic killer who is afraid to feel must trust an intelligent cat to help them save a group of children from death.
◆“Myra’s Big Mistake” by S. J. Pajonas:
She’s burdened by a lifetime of disappointment. He’s been her secret admirer for years. Will a roll of the dice lead to a cosmic courtship?
◆“Desert Flame” by JC Hay:
Dr. Cerridwen Lewis is prickly, foul mouthed, and quick to anger; in other words, she’s everything Captain Kal and his pet scythewing ever wanted.
◆“Death Angel” by Kyndra Hatch:
How do you choose between your people and your mate? Especially when you're a Korthan cyborg captain and your human mate unknowingly holds the key to lasting peace or unending war?
◆“Written in the Stars” by Leslie Chase:
Megan isn’t looking for love, especially not from an alien mercenary just passing through. But love, and her winged cat Nebula, have other plans.
◆“Liquid Courage” by Winnie Winkle:
Powerful sea witch Morgan is determined to save her beloved ocean creatures from thieving aliens. Tony offers to help, but he's got secrets.
◆“Rhea’s Conundrum: A Witch in Space” by Candace Colt:
Eccentric witch Rhea only dreamed of the stars. So how did she and her snarky cat end up in a junk-picker spaceship with sexy alien captain C'tloc?
