Xeno Sapiens (Genetically Altered Humans, #1)

Dr. Robyn Saraven never expected to fall in love with the newly created beings who share human and alien DNA. She certainly never expected to be the first human to carry one.

In a future Earth, all governments have combined into one solid platform for the entire planet, the Global Government. Our protector and benefactor. Funded by them, Crested Utilitarian Laboratories has hired a doctor and a computer genius for a special, top secret project.

Alien life forms had been discovered, and the tissue samples kept in secret files. The laboratory has used DNA from the various life forms to create a new alien/human hybrid. Unfortunately, they can't revive the beings without help, and they're willing to pay an exorbitant amount to bring them to life.

However, when the new beings are revived, it's discovered that not all is as it seems. These poor creatures aren't being revived from scratch. They're being RE-awakened, and for what purpose our doctor and computer genius are just beginning to discover.

It's up to two brave women-stranded in underwater laboratories-to save these creatures from the rest of the world.

Author's note: There are nineteen stories in this series. After this one-the setup of the world-the rest are more romance focused. Each features a story of the love blossoming with the other characters. Stories of the tribulations of getting along with humans, and the fears and prejudices it rakes up. Each story is completely different, just as each Xeno Sapien is totally unique.

Other books in the series:

Book 1-Xeno Sapiens

Book 2-Earth-Ground

Book 3-Siren

Book 4-Beast's Beauty

Book 5-Almost Human

Book 6-Forbidden Touches

Book 7-Coveting Ava

Book 8-For Everly

Book 9-Assassin's Mate

Book 10-Sextet

Book 11-Tempting Tempest

Book 12-Falling For Trance

Book 13-Damaged Goods

Book 14-Alien's Bride

Book 15-Dual Lives

Book 16-Reson's Lesson

Book 17-A Mate For Max

Book 18-Dragon's Mate

Book 19-Fated

"This has been one of the best series I have read in a long time. I can only hope that maybe more will be written about them."