Bound and Shared by Four Aliens

When Earth's dying breath forces me into an alien bonding program, I expect to lose everything. I don't expect to find myself bound—body and soul—to four alien warriors who awaken desires I never knew I had. I volunteered to save my mother's life. One year as a Kryvarian mate in exchange for the medicine that would cure her. A simple transaction. They lied. The bond is permanent. Psychic. All-consuming. And my four warriors? They're not the obedient soldiers the High Command promised. Vexar—the commander whose icy control hides a shattered heart. Daxion—the lethal warrior whose rough touch makes me feel alive. Kyrion—the healer whose empathy sees straight through my walls. Zain—the strategist whose wit makes me forget I'm a prisoner. They swear the bond makes us equals. They promise to protect me. They claim I'm not a possession, but a partner. I almost believe them. Until I discover why I was really chosen. My DNA holds the key to creating a new hybrid race—one the Kryvor High Command will kill to control. I'm not a mate. I'm a weapon. And my four warriors knew all along. Now they're asking me to trust them. To open my heart and my body to males who kept the truth from me. To believe that what we have is real, even though it started with lies. But the bond is breaking, and if I don't choose them—truly choose them—we'll all die. They call themselves my Void Lords. My protectors. My mates. Can I trust them with my body, my future, and my heart? Or will loving them cost me everything I have left?