One night wasn't supposed to last forever.Lied to and cheated on by her ex, Lacey wants to meet someone who will make her forget all about her heartbreak for one night. One filthy night. A dancer on the luxury space cruise liner Miss Conduct, she has her pick of partners alien and human, but no one at the nightclub seems to pique her interest… until she meets a drop-dead gorgeous alien with shimmering scales... moreOne night wasn't supposed to last forever.Lied to and cheated on by her ex, Lacey wants to meet someone who will make her forget all about her heartbreak for one night. One filthy night. A dancer on the luxury space cruise liner Miss Conduct, she has her pick of partners alien and human, but no one at the nightclub seems to pique her interest… until she meets a drop-dead gorgeous alien with shimmering scales.Auren is a Rounaii, a nonbinary alien species, on holiday in space, far away from prying eyes at home—and exactly where they need to be to meet an enchanting little human female who instantly captivates them. Their instant attraction feels like fate.But the night’s bliss is shattered the morning after when the evacuation alarms blare. One thrilling obstacle after another follows on the pair’s heels, from escaping a doomed ship to being held for ransom by space pirates—pirates who are very interested in what Auren does for a living.Can a one-night stand gone awry blossom into something meaningful and long-lasting for Lacey and Auren, or will the differences between humans and Rounaii prove too great an obstacle for the pair to overcome?__________Mate for the Alien P*rn Star is an LGBTQIA+ alien romance featuring a bisexual human woman and a nonbinary alien love interest. It is a fast burn with slow feelings fated mates romance featuring aliens who look like aliens, humans thriving in space, underwater fun, and the one-night trope. Readers with sensitivities should refer to the author's note included in the beginning of the book. A HEA is guaranteed and all books in the Sagittarius Quadrant series can be read as standalones. less
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