The Pirate Queen - Saxena, Nina
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They called her the Pirate Queen. She is the exiled royalty from a planet of breeders, a species raided and trafficked for their ability to produce children out of a reproductive cycle. Rumor has it that she slit the throat of the man who tried to touch her. He's a human genius studying antibodies and contraceptive science. Kidnapped from his planet eight years ago, he was locked in an underground lab of the breeder planet, where he worked tirelessly to create a contraceptive to free an entire race. But the enemy found his lab, and he needs the help of the Pirate Queen to save the species that…mehr

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They called her the Pirate Queen. She is the exiled royalty from a planet of breeders, a species raided and trafficked for their ability to produce children out of a reproductive cycle. Rumor has it that she slit the throat of the man who tried to touch her. He's a human genius studying antibodies and contraceptive science. Kidnapped from his planet eight years ago, he was locked in an underground lab of the breeder planet, where he worked tirelessly to create a contraceptive to free an entire race. But the enemy found his lab, and he needs the help of the Pirate Queen to save the species that exiled her, that shunned her for fighting for her right to make choices over her own body. In a race against time, a space pirate and a scientist must work together to save a planet, while fighting the growing feelings they're developing for each other.
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Autorenporträt
Author Nina Saxena is a sci-fi, paranormal and fantasy romance author who writes about diverse worlds and authentic perspectives inspired by her upbringing as a South Asian American. She also writes YA and adult romance as Nisha Sharma. Nina lives in the Philadelphia suburbs where she devours paranormal and fantasy romances, or takes blurry pictures as a novice astrophotographer through her husband's telescope.