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    Kidnapped by the Alien Barbarian: Warriors of Warden
    Kidnapped by the Alien Barbarian: Warriors of Warden
    Kidnapped by the Alien Barbarian: Warriors of Warden
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    Kidnapped by the Alien Barbarian: Warriors of Warden

    By Ella Mansfield

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    Lela lives in a female compound on Earth, knowing exactly where her life is going. She will be forced to have a career she doesn't want, marry a man a computer chooses for her, give birth to children who will be taken from her, and basically spend her entire life doing as she's told.  

    Drrrl is the prince whose family has been exiled from his home planet due to a centuries old feud with another family. His family has been cursed to have no female offspring. Instead of choosing one of the exiled women convicts brought to his planet, he decides to go to Earth and choose a woman he would prefer. As soon as he sets eyes on Lela he realizes she is his fated mate. Dare he take her with him against her will and make her his bride? Will they ever be able to get past the fact that he kidnapped her to live together in harmony?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElla Mansfield
    Release dateSep 13, 2017
    ISBN9781386888079
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      Kidnapped by the Alien Barbarian - Ella Mansfield

      Lela lives in a female compound on Earth, knowing exactly where her life is going.  She will be forced to have a career she doesn't want, marry a man a computer chooses for her, give birth to children who will be taken from her, and basically spend her entire life doing as she's told. 

      Drrrl is the prince whose family has been exiled from his home planet due to a centuries old feud with another family.  His family has been cursed to have no female offspring.  Instead of choosing one of the exiled women convicts brought to his planet, he decides to go to Earth and choose a woman he would prefer.  As soon as he sets eyes on Lela he realizes she is his fated mate.  Dare he take her with him against her will and make her his bride?  Will they ever be able to get past the fact that he kidnapped her to live together in harmony?

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      Chapter One

      Drrrl Mcy dressed in his nicest clothes before heading to the trading outpost on the planet Mcy.  He'd lived on the beautiful planet since he was a small boy, and his family had finally been outcast from their home planet for feuding with another family.  Few remembered how the feud originated, but late at night, his father liked to tell his version of the story to his sons.  All four of them. 

      The Htflds were disgusting pigs of men, and they lived on the planet on the opposite side of the solar system from the Mcys.  The two planets were opposite in every way.  The Mcy planet was land poor, but the oceans made it livable.  From what Drrrl had heard, the Htfld planet was beautiful and green.  Of course, he'd never seen it, so that could be a rumor.

      Drrrl was an inventor, and his primary goal in life was to build a weapon that could shoot over the sun and wipe the other planet out of the universe.  That hadn't happened yet, but someday it would.

      Today, though, his goal was much simpler.  Today, he would go to the outpost and find a wife.  Every few weeks, a trader came to the planet, bringing all of the women who were no longer welcome to live on the home planet.  The Mcy family was large and prolific, but they'd been cursed hundreds of years before because of their fight with the Htflds.  There were never daughters born to them:  only sons.  He had kin distant enough living there on the planet that he could easily marry one, if only they were female.

      When he arrived at the outpost, he looked over the women carefully.  All had their crime tattooed on the inside of their left wrist, so he walked down the row of women, taking their hands and carefully reading the crimes.

      The prettiest one was a murderer.  No, she won't do.  The next had been exiled for burning her opponent in a beauty competition with acid.  The list went on.  Only the worst criminals were exiled from the planet, so these women were scraping the bottom of the barrel, genetically speaking.  No, he wouldn't find a wife among them.

      He nodded to Lvn, the slave trader, before he walked off despondently.  There had to be a woman out there somewhere who wanted to bear his sons, and let's face it, he wasn't only about fathering sons.  He wanted a girl who'd ride him like a cowgirl, screaming her pleasure the whole time.  He'd seen cowboys and cowgirls in some of the alien media broadcasts, which were sometimes the only forms of entertainment available to them on this sparsely inhabited world.

      Wait—the cowboy and cowgirl shows had come from a small planet called Earth.  If he could find that planet, he would have his choice of women.  There were many there, and they seemed to prefer large men—at least from what he'd seen on the media they did.  He would go find Earth, and he would bring home a bride, even if he had to steal her.

      *****

      Drrrl left his younger brother, Bnjmn, in the control room of the ship. I need to go to the planet's surface to find my bride.  Will you teleport me down?

      Bnjmn shook his head, before agreeing. I think you're making a huge mistake.  You can't just go to a planet and take a girl.  She'll be missed!

      Drrrl shrugged.  I don't care at this point.  I'm tired of my hand being the only thing that ever comes into contact with my rod.  I need a woman, and I'm going to get one.  He stepped into the teleportation system.  Are you sure you don't want me to teleport you down once I've finished?

      Absolutely.  I'll wait and watch you with your girl for a while, decide if I want one from this place.

      Fine. Just be ready to transport me back as soon as I ask.

      Bnjmn nodded.  I can do that.  I'll have the communication system open throughout the ship.

      I'm ready.  Drrrl hated teleporting, but he'd do it for a good reason.  Finding a woman was the best reason he could possibly think of.  He closed his eyes and gritted his teeth as he felt the unfamiliar sensation of his body fading from one place and reappearing in another.

      When he landed, he looked around him.  He was in a beautiful green field, but there wasn't a woman visible to him. That was odd.  When he'd scanned the planet's surface, he'd seen a high concentration of females in this area, with one set slightly apart from the others.  He'd find her if it was the last thing he did. 

      Well, not the last thing. He had to screw her first.  There was no way he was going to forgo that pleasure.  There was a woman out there just waiting to be claimed, and he was just the man to do it.

      He pulled his weapon out, a highly effective shocker that would put anyone who got too close out in seconds.  It wouldn't kill them, but they would certainly be rendered helpless.

      He kept his eyes peeled, trying to spot the woman.  Surely she was the woman for him, or she wouldn't have been the first woman he'd found.  He could marry any woman, and would enjoy her body, but he could only have one son if he didn't find his true mate.  With his mate, he could have many sons.  And he would never have daughters, of course.  He had no real hopes of finding his true mate.  Not on a planet that was of alien origin.

      Finally, he spotted something on the grass.  At first it just looked like a

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