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Jailmates
Jailmates
Jailmates
Audiobook10 hours

Jailmates

Written by Lesli Richardson

Narrated by Jeremy Thomas and Jack King

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This wasn't in the contract.

Simon Quigley had no idea what to expect when he agreed to do this for the money, but the eight-foot-tall pink alien isn't what he was expecting. For starters, Simon's straight.

And Mohrn isn't a girl.

The contract? It's unbreakable.

It's going to be a long five years...

Book 1 in the Maxim Colonies series. This sci-fi/space opera romance features a male human and a non-binary alien pairing, a "mail-order bride" for hire trope, m-preg, aliens who look like aliens, smol and tall pairing, and a guaranteed HEA!

Editor's Note

M-Preg Romance...

Richardson does her own take on the wildly popular m-preg and human/alien romances in “Jailmates.” A human male signs himself up to be a mate to a non-binary alien — who’s also eight feet tall and pink. Richardson is skillful enough to make this one-note riff into a symphony of emotion.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherBryant Street Publishing
Release dateNov 23, 2021
ISBN9781094430393

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