She’ll do anything to free her sister and save the Earth from invasion, even if she’s blackmailed into stealing sacred alien artifacts…and becomes the prey of the dark, deadly warrior sent to hunt her down. Special Forces Space Marine Lara Traynor wants to save her sister and her planet from annihilation by the deadly insectoid Kantos. Earth’s Space Corps give her one option: steal three gems sacred to the Eon Warriors. Lara has never failed a mission and she doesn’t plan to start now. What she doesn’t expect is the big, hard-bodied warrior the Eon sent to stop her. Security Commander Caze Vann-Jad was born and raised to be the best Eon warrior in the empire. Honed by the military academy, his years as a stealth agent, and by his hard warrior father, he has never failed. He knows one weak, inferior Terran is no match for him. But when he finds himself face to face with the tough, skilled Lara, he realizes he’s underestimated the female warrior. When they are attacked by a Kantos kill squad, it soon becomes clear that the Kantos are planning something far darker and dangerous. Caze and Lara are forced to change their dangerous battle of wits and skill into a fierce battle for survival. Neither of these fighters believe in love, but on the trail of a stolen gem, they will ignite an unstoppable desire, and discover that not only are their lives at stake, but their hearts as well. "TOUCH OF EON explodes with suspense, spine-chilling action, life-threatening moments & soul-stirring moments. Breathtaking descriptions had me visualizing each scene and the sizzling romance had my heart racing. This thrilling read kept my total attention until the end." -midniteink "This was an action packed, hotter than hot, romantic adventure! It takes off at a gallop and never slows down." - Stacy Harper Watson "There's action and intrigue, horrible evil aliens to loathe and fantastic heroes and heroines to admire, and of course a love story that sort of almost sneaks up on both the main characters and the reader, but at the same time feels completely natural and both believable and inevitable." - YetAnotherReadingNut