Colonial Prime

By KD Jones

Warning: For Mature Adult Audiences. Contains wording and actions some may deem offensive. Sexually explicit content. MF

Leader LarIS needs to find help for his people. Though they have females, they have not been successful with their breeding. The women have more miscarriages than full term births. His medics are stumped. After many covert missions to collect Intel, he discovers that Katiera and Kiljor are forming an alliance. With this alliance they are offering aid to one another in seeking to solve the breeding issues.
When he agrees to meet with them, he learns the other two nations located females from many galaxies away who are breeding compatible. When he travels to Kiljor, he finds more than the potential for an alliance. He meets a female that connects to him on every level and has him tearing through the Galaxy to keep her at his side.
Lola Marquesa has been deaf her whole life. She has learned to live life on her own that way and in turn, becomes a teacher for children with disabilities. She has read the aliens called Katierans, have technology that could easily translate languages. She is intrigued and wants to see if this technology could help children with disabilities. She decides to travel to the alien world and study their technology. Their translator they implanted her with actually translated to her brain which was incredible. The technology could change the life of so many hearing impaired. And what could they offer those who were blind.
During an unexpected attack by the enemy nation called the Morins, Lola is taken as a prisoner and suffers torture and abuse. She had given up hope. Then by a miracle she is rescued by a man with strange eyes and the ability to speak mind-to-mind with her. Can she overcome the things she has suffered and allow a man to get close to her?

• Language: English
• Publisher: JK Publishing
• Release date: Nov 17, 2013
• ISBN: 9781311705952

KD Jones

KD Jones has been a huge fan of both romance novels and science fiction novels since she was 16 years old. Her favorite television shows growing up were Star Trek and Doctor Who. When not writing, she can usually be found curled up on the couch with a good book, working on her hobby of photography, or spending time with her family.