Home (Haven #7)

Vivian and Zha Quin have returned home to have their youngling and accept the mantle of leadership from Quin’s father— the Sovereign of Cruestace. With them are more than a few of their most faithful personal guards and a hand chosen nanny for their newborn.

Zha Quin has become quite the negotiator and has made great strides within the political world in which Cruestace is involved. But not everyone is happy about the changes and growth taking place under his leadership. The Cruestaci people have always been a warrior race, not a negotiating one.

Their history is built on invasion, violence, and domination — not alliances. But under Quin’s leadership, they’re a part of the Unified Consortium Defense, and alliances abound. There are those who resent the growth taking place and consider Quin a weak ruler who has betrayed his military background and has no respect for their ancestors. Further to their disapproval, he’s taken a human female as his mate, procreated with her, and polluted the purity of the royal bloodline. This can’t go unchallenged, and it won’t. They’ve got plans to bring him to heel. Plans to force him as their Sovereign to act accordingly, or give up the Sovereignty.

But his doubters not only underestimated Zha Quin, they’ve forgotten that he was the most feared warlord in the multiverse before his mate and the Unified Consortium Defense helped to smooth his hard edges. Threatening his mate and their newborn is not a good idea. When his newborn is targeted, and people close to them are injured in the crossfire by his own palace guards, he realizes betrayal can come from anywhere. Unsure of who he can trust, he turns to the only warriors he will never question — those aboard Command Warship 1. And they come in droves.

The last novel in the Haven series is sure to entertain, sure to tie up all the loose ends, and provide more than one happily ever after. Join us, as the Cruestaci warriors you’ve grown to love all find their way home literally as well as figuratively.

This book is a work of fiction. All characters, plot, places, circumstances, situations, and everything it entails are products of the author’s imagination. All are human-dreamed, human-imagined, and human-created.

Warning: This book is intended for mature readers. This book contains intimate situations, sexual and otherwise, as well as violence and/or abuse both real and implied that may be disturbing for some readers. If you are offended by these subjects, please do not read this book.