"Where are all the breeding farms?" All Marley had wanted to do was get justice for her twin sister and all of the rest of women duped by the Mylos into becoming their brides thanks to their hinky scholarship program.
She hadn’t meant for things to go as far as they did, but the time of reckoning had come.
With Melissa’s rescue and the arrest of the two goons she’d hired, it had only been a matter of time before she got caught.
Reunited with her twin on one of the distant Mylos planets, she got a big dose of reality.
Her twin was...
"Where are all the breeding farms?" All Marley had wanted to do was get justice for her twin sister and all of the rest of women duped by the Mylos into becoming their brides thanks to their hinky scholarship program.
She hadn’t meant for things to go as far as they did, but the time of reckoning had come.
With Melissa’s rescue and the arrest of the two goons she’d hired, it had only been a matter of time before she got caught.
Reunited with her twin on one of the distant Mylos planets, she got a big dose of reality.
Her twin was happy, deeply in love and loved just as much in return, and a mother.
There were no breeding farms as the propaganda had told her there were.
Faced with the lies she’d been told and the damage she’d done, Marley had a choice to make- just how to make it up to Melissa, Junrig, and the rest of the Mylos and their brides current and potentially future.
When the Mylos Council suggest a publicly broadcast apology and that she try her hand at applying for the scholarship herself, she sees her chance to start making amends while rebuilding her own life.
After all, it’s a one in a billion chance of getting matched, right? "They want me to accept her as my mate?" Kranow joined the Bride Fleet hoping the odds would favor him and provide him with a match.
When he’d been told that he had one but it was a known terrorist, he’d felt appalled.
Grateful to Commander Gundar for not sharing her image or any further information that would start his mating display, he quietly prepared himself to a future of being mateless.
When he hears Marley has gone through rehabilitation and is now looking to make amends, he’s horrified at the Council’s request of him: allow his match to become public and accept Marley as his bride.
A bride that has no idea that he’s already been identified as her match and thinks she’s taking a long shot chance, all as a gesture of a repentance.
Can he trust her sincerity and allow himself to share his heart and soul? There’s only one way to find out.
