My Name Is A'yen

Rachel Leigh Smith

Sep 2014 · A'yen's Legacy Book 1 · Rachel L. Smith

About this ebook

Book one of A'yen's Legacy

They've taken everything from him. Except his name.

The Loks Mé have been slaves for so long, freedome is a distant myth A'yen Mesu no longer believes. A year in holding, because of his master's murder, has sucked the life from him. Archaeologist Farran Hart buys him to protect her on an expedition to the Rim, the last unexplored quadrant.

Farran believes the Loks Mé once lived on the Rim and is determined to prove it. And win A'yen's trust. But she's a breeder's daughter, and can't be trusted.

Hidden rooms, information caches, and messages from a long-dead king change A'yen's mind about her importance. When she's threatened he offers himself in exchange and lands on the Breeder's Association radar. The truth must be told. Even if it costs him his heart.

science fiction romance, paranormal romance, hero romance, alien human romance

Ratings and reviews

I love the powerful descriptions and how every sentence invokes strong emotions. If you want a book that tests your patience and leaves you gripping the edge of the seat then this book just may be what you are looking for.

Great story, enjoyed it very much. Thank you Rachael for taking me away from the mundane.

Very good. It gets your attention and keeps you hooked until the end. Great characters that keeps you wanting more (and to win in the end.)

About the author

Rachel Leigh Smith writes romance for the hero lover. She lives in central Louisiana with her family and a half-crazed calico. When not writing, which isn’t often, she’s hanging with her family, doing counted cross-stitch, or yakking about life, the universe, and everything with her besties. There may also be Netflix binging . . .

She’s a member of RWA and the Science Fiction Romance Brigade. She hangs out at facebook.com/RachelLeighSmithAuthor and can sometimes be found on Twitter, @rachelleighgeek. You can also sign up for her newsletter at her website, www.rachelleighsmith.com, where she also blogs sporadically.