Which feels like insta-love to me, but IDK. Also, they're soulmates because apparently he imprinted on her at first sight. And conveniently, one of the birdmen is half-human/half-bird and he has a peen instead of a cloaca and lips instead of a beak, so not only can he bang, he can also, you know, not peck her while they bang. Little does she know that they've made a separate appeal of their own to the UPO out of concern of the minotaurs and the answer is basically, marry one of the hoomans and then we can recognize them as being legal citizens and we can get involved without making it a big to-do. When Luana appeals to the Zelconians, who are psychic birdmen, they are sympathetic but basically say their hands are tied. Because of their illegal status, they can't get any assistance from their Federation stand-in (the UPO- I forget what it stands for), even though the Yurus are becoming hostile and planning attacks.

Humans are living as illegal colonists on a planet that's populated by birdmen and minotaurs (Zelconians and Yurus, to you).

The weakest installment of the three so far, unfortunately. Instagram || Twitter || Facebook || Amazon || Pinterest But he wants more than to protect her village he wants to conquer her heart.Ĭan Luana embrace their union despite the circumstances, or will the war destroy any chances they had of a future together? He’s more than eager to take the human as his mate to serve both of their peoples’ best interests. Dakas senses the fire and strength burning within Luana. Who would have thought the brewing war would have finally allowed him to find his soulmate? Her delicate and demure appearance cannot fool his empathic abilities. As much as that prospect terrifies her, Luana cannot deny being intrigued by the hybrid she is to marry, with his strange eyes full of stars, his majestic wings, and his hypnotic voice.ĭakas is shocked when his soul clamors for Luana the moment she enters their Council chamber. Consenting to a marriage of convenience with one of the Zelconians, a peaceful bird-like race, would secure the protection her village desperately needs. As the sole child of their grievously wounded leader, she seeks aid from the only other native species on the planet. Luana’s colony is under threat of an impending attack.

I Married a Birdman by Regine Abel