She spent her whole life keeping one man alive. She never expected four who'd die for her.

Savannah has been running since she was old enough to know what she was running from. Her father's fists. The street corners where rumours follow you like stray dogs. And her brother Mark, whose heroin addiction turned her into a full-time rescue mission she's not allowed to quit.

She's a drifter with a black belt and a mouth sharp enough to keep most people at arm's length. It works. It has to.

Then she wakes up on a breeding farm — drugged, caged, and staring into the pincer-mouthed face of something that doesn't see a woman. It sees an incubator.

Rescued and dumped on the violet-skied borderlands of Varga, Savannah lands in the middle of three brothers who don't have the good sense to leave her alone. Daal is steady where she's chaotic. Jaykal sees the fire in her when she's trying to put it out. And Zevran — scarred, volatile, furious — is the mirror she didn't ask for and can't stop looking into.

They call her podmate. Their biology says she belongs. Every telepathic nerve in her body agrees. And Savannah does what she's always done: looks for the exit.

Because Mark is still on Earth. Still dying. And she has never once put herself first.

But the Vargeez are screaming through Varga's skies, the borderlands are burning, and the brothers need a fourth who fights — not a woman who runs. When Savannah picks up a pitchfork and fashions it into a staff, it isn't because she's brave. It's because for the first time in her life, something is worth staying for.

A drifter who never stopped running. Three brothers who gave her a reason to fight. And a bond that won't wait for permission.

Romance where love is the hardest choice — and the most necessary one.
alpha males; strong heroine; fated mates

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