The Xenith Trilogy

"Delaney's entire world is thrown into chaos after she is mistaken for Lissa Olena, an alien princess hiding out on Earth in order to escape an arranged marriage. Kidnapped by the princess's head bodyguard, Ruckus, and imprisoned in an alien palace, Delaney is forced to impersonate the princess until Olena can be found. If she fails, it will lead to an alien war and the eventual enslavement of the entire human race. No pressure or anything. Factor in Trystan--the princess's terrifying betrothed who is intent on unraveling all her secrets--and her own growing feelings for Ruckus, and Delaney is in way over her head"--Jacket.

Earth? Safe. Hot alien boyfriend? Acquired. Being kidnapped by aliens…again? Not part of the plan. After only a month back on Earth with her alien boyfriend Ruckus, Prince Trystan has dragged Delaney right back into his orbit—literally. He’s deadly, determined, and won’t settle for anything less than the hot-headed girl who dared to clash wits with him and impersonate a princess. Lucky her. While some girls may dream of winning a prince’s heart, Delaney just wishes this one would leave her alone. Instead, she finds herself at the center of a tense political battle between two alien kingdoms and the focus of Trystan’s romantic attentions. She wants her actual boyfriend freed from the dungeons. He wants her to be his queen. Delaney’s never been one to back down, but Trystan, with his good looks, power, and shocking ability to be cutting, calculating, and increasingly…tender, isn’t either. Life off Earth has never been so complicated.

Throne? In danger. Alien boyfriend? At odds with alien fiancé. A coup designed to take over both her planets? Only one of this earth girl’s troubles. Delaney wishes she were a normal teenager back on Earth with no cares but her recent graduation, her best friend, and her hot alien boyfriend. Instead she’s on Xenith, a war-torn planet half a galaxy away. And on Xenith, she isn’t just a regular girl anymore. She’s gone from kidnapped imposter to legitimate heir to the throne. Not to mention she is, once again, engaged to Trystan, the enemy prince that turned her life upside down for a second time. Trystan isn’t all bad. Behind his poised exterior is an unwavering devotion to the people of his planet and…to her. With her actual boyfriend finally free and planning for their return to Earth, it’s getting hard to ignore that the stars are shifting for Delaney. She loves Ruckus, but she can’t shake a nagging sense of responsibility to the people of Xenith. Worse, she can’t seem to find it in her to take Trystan’s engagement necklace off… This choice might be easier if a war wasn’t hanging over all of their heads. Awkward love triangles aside, Ruckus, Delany, and Trystan will have to trust each other and work together to stop Trystan’s father from forging an empire. He will stop at nothing to get what he wants and no one, not even his only son, is safe. And once he’s conquered Xenith…he’s heading straight for Earth.