Falling For The Alien Prince (Tizun Book 1) by Hannah Davenport

Author:Hannah Davenport [Davenport, Hannah]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Post-Apocalyptic Romance, SciFi Fantasy Romance, Multicultural & Interracial, Contemporary & Paranormal Romance, Women's Fiction, New Planets & Space Travel, Interspecies Relationships, First Contact, Alien Invasion & Romance, Adult Themes, Action & Adventure, Romantic Schemes, Supernatural Fantasy, Dangerous & Deadly, Protection & Safety, Hearts Desire, Life-Changes, Second Chance Reunion, Romantic Suspense, Colonization, Exploration, Genetic Engineering, Galactic Empire, Beautiful & Feisty, Space Exploration, Tizun Series
Publisher: Hannah Davenport
Published: 2019-09-29T04:00:00+00:00

My eyes were heavy, the smell of damp stagnant air warned us away, but Murda didn’t seem to mind it. There was virtually no light, only his hand directing me.

He stopped abruptly. “We are here.”

I didn’t see anything but the cave walls, so I looked up at the ceiling. Maybe there was another fake rock door that would open up.

Murda turned, dropped his forehead to mine and sighed. I could tell that he was dreading whatever was to come, I just didn’t know why.

Without a word, he dropped my hand and straightened, then faced the wall. After placing the disc in a slot, it opened like a rusty door. Light flooded in; I turned my head and squinted.

I heard several masculine voices. Murda stepped forward and they all hushed at once. All eyes slid past his shoulder and landed on me.

There had to be at least twenty Tizun males in this work area, and I didn’t think they were happy to see me.

Three-dimensional holographic images projected from the work surfaces. I recognized the government building, the entrance to Andore Territory—people were walking around.

Oh my God, they’re doing real-time surveillance! I realized with a shock. Before I could get a better look, they shut it all down.

“Sir?” This one I recognized from the park.

The silence felt heavy as they waited for an explanation. Hell, I wanted to hear it too, to see him admit that we just got hitched after thinking about it for an hour, maybe less. Totally spur of the moment.

“This is Millicent. She will be staying with us.”

That’s it? Really?

I could tell that he wanted to ask Murda more, but when this guy’s eyes landed on me, he just clamped his jaw shut.

Murda started walking and I either had to follow or stand in a room filled with Tizuns. By their auras, I knew they wouldn’t hurt me, but they did have questions. A couple of them were also visibly angry, probably because a Human was in their territory.

Hurrying behind him, I tried to get a good look at everything as we walked. But nothing was familiar.

Out of the room and down the hall, we stopped on a large round platform at the end.

“Oh!” The platform slowly lifted. I cringed slightly as we approached the ceiling, thinking we’d surely be crushed, but then it opened to another level.

“Where are we?” I asked with a mix of relief and astonishment.

“On our ship.”

“Really?”

“Yes. We hid it underground, away from the government officials. Most of us prefer the comfort of the familiar.”

“Makes sense.”

The color of steel blue walls looked cold, harsh, and uninviting. It warned danger and yet, it was only metal. Low lights made it appear more menacing, like a predator waiting for prey. The ship hummed and for a moment, I imagined I could hear a heartbeat.

We stopped in front of a door covered with the same glyph design as the one on Murda’s chest. A sensor scanned us, casting a green glow, then the door slid open.

The way to describe the room? Sparse.

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