The Venkorians Series by Paige Michaels – Read Books Online Free Ebooks good best novels to read

The Venkorians Series by Paige Michaels – Read Books Online Free Ebooks good best novels to read http://www.books2020.com Sun, 16 Aug 2026 18:11:51 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.4 http://www.books2020.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/favicon.png The Venkorians Series by Paige Michaels – Read Books Online Free Ebooks good best novels to read http://www.books2020.com 32 32 Yozef (The Venkorians #5) Read Online Paige Michaels http://www.books2020.com/yozef-the-venkorians-5-read-online-paige-michaels Sun, 16 Aug 2026 18:11:51 +0000 https://www.books2020.com/yozef-the-venkorians-5-read-online-paige-michaels Genre: Alien, Alpha Male, Fantasy/Sci-fi, Paranormal Authors: Paige Michaels Series: The Venkorians Series by Paige Michaels
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Total pages in book: 48
Estimated words: 44972 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 225(@200wpm)___ 180(@250wpm)___ 150(@300wpm)

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Twenty years after Earth’s total destruction, a group of human women are struggling to survive on their failing space station. Their only hope is being rescued by the Venkorians, but at what price…

Zoey is scared and confused while she sits for days in a cage in a Venkorian holding center. Finally, a giant alien man shows up. She can’t understand a word he’s saying, but she’s grateful to no longer be in a kennel. Where is he taking her and what does he expect from her? Her anxiety grows as she learns her true fate. Trust and acceptance are the hardest lessons she’ll ever learn.

Yozef gets to the warehouse as soon as he can to pick up his new pet. He’s heard the rumors. Human females are far more intelligent than expected. That doesn’t change the fact that she will need to be restrained most of the time for her own safety. As the bond grows between them, Yozef realizes he will do anything for his Little pet—even if that means angering her to ensure she is always protected.

Only travel to Venkoria if you’re prepared to embark on a journey of deeply intimate relationships between demanding Daddy Doms and the humans they are destined to command.

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PROLOGUE

“Zoey!” a booming voice bellows.

I glance up to see Rava looking at me with wide eyes. Lyra is next to her. Their gazes rise above my head, jaws dropping.

I don’t need to look over my shoulder to know what they’re seeing. My skin tingles with awareness. The black-dressed Venkorian guards. They’re coming for me.

Am I shocked? No. Eventually, the Venkorians are coming for all of us on this space station. So far, they’ve been taking us a few at a time. We have no idea where or how far away. We don’t know if we’re being relocated to another spaceship or a planet.

My friends and I are vastly ill-informed.

Headmistress Helena is the only one of us who wears a device that allows her to understand these giant alien men, but even she is told very little.

As far as I can tell, the Venkorian guards mostly grunt and scowl. It keeps all of us on edge.

It’s not like we have any other options. We can’t turn them down or deny them. For one thing, our space station is failing. It can’t sustain us for much longer. We’re running out of resources. For another thing, we’re all women, most of us in our early twenties. We don’t have any way to defend ourselves. We are not trained in combat or defense.

We’ve been living on this space station for over twenty years. The majority of us don’t remember Earth—the planet we came from. We were sent here in the late stages of Earth’s total destruction. The intention was for humanity to survive through us. Female infants who would one day be inseminated. But, tragically, the sperm specimens were destroyed.

We’re lucky. Someone found us. These aliens appear to have the same characteristics as humans. The only visible difference is their enormous size. That should be a relief. We should be grateful. What if we’d been discovered by something resembling the blue or green aliens of fictitious lore? That would have scared us to death.

However, for some reason, I’m not comforted by these giants. None of us are. They don’t give me warm-and-fuzzy vibes.

Apparently, my number is up. I’ve been chosen. Resistance will accomplish nothing. I’ve watched some of my friends fight and scream as they were carried away. It did them no good.

Standing from where I’ve been picking potatoes in the dirt, I wipe my hands on my dress and turn to face my fate. “I’m Zoey.”

ONE

I wake to the sound of screaming and blink my eyes open. My head is pounding, and I’m nauseous. This isn’t surprising since the last thing I remember before passing out is being injected. That was in the space station’s medical bay.

Where am I now?

With my hands clasping my temples, I turn my head toward the noise. I recognize the voice. It belongs to Rava. Apparently, she was also forcibly removed from the space station.

Bile rises into my throat as I take in my surroundings. I’m in a cage like the kind zoo animals would be kept in. Lions. Tigers. Bears. The room is huge and filled with iron boxes like mine. They hang from the ceiling. We’re suspended above the ground.

I’m freezing, and I need to pee. I’m also shivering, perhaps from the cold, but also from dehydration and hunger. My body feels heavy. It’s too much effort to lift my head off the metal base of my cage. How long have I been here? More importantly, how long has it been since I was taken from the space station?

From the other side of the room, male voices speaking a language I don’t understand make my skin crawl. I watch in horror as two huge men open the cage Rava is in. They grab her biceps and carry her, kicking and wailing, from the room.

I’m suffering from extreme nausea. It’s hard to see well from this distance, but I think Rava is covered in vomit and urine. I can smell both. It’s making me feel worse.

With my nose pinched, I try to breathe through my mouth, irrationally grateful when I can no longer hear Rava’s protests.

She’s stronger than me. More defiant. I don’t have it in me to be that obstinate. Sure, I’m scared, but shouting at my captors doesn’t seem to be the best course of action.

A whimper draws my attention to another cage. Lyra. Darn. How many of us were transported at the same time? I push to sitting. Why is it still so hard to hold my head up? I’m straining to see my friend. She, too, is in a cage hanging from the ceiling in another part of the room. She looks about the same as I feel.

I want to call out to her, but the thought of doing so makes me afraid I’ll hurl. I need to get my stomach under control before I attempt to talk.

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Advertisement Julan (The Venkorians #1) Read Online Paige Michaels http://www.books2020.com/julan-the-venkorians-1-read-online-paige-michaels Thu, 26 Feb 2026 08:20:12 +0000 http://www.books2020.com/julan-the-venkorians-1-read-online-paige-michaels Genre: Alpha Male, Erotic, Insta-Love, Novella Authors: Paige Michaels Series: The Venkorians Series by Paige Michaels
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Total pages in book: 47
Estimated words: 45048 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 225(@200wpm)___ 180(@250wpm)___ 150(@300wpm)

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Twenty years after Earth’s total destruction, a group of human women are struggling to survive on their failing space station. Their only hope is being rescued by the Venkorians, but at what price…

Luna is one of the first to be chosen for transportation to Venkoria. She wants to be brave, but waking up in a cage only to discover she’s been purchased as a pet is disheartening. Her owner means well, but it’s an uphill battle convincing Julan she’s an intelligent being who doesn’t need babying or training.

Luna needs an abundance of patience as she finds herself irrationally attracted to her captor. She wants to please him. She craves his praise and attention. But she also needs him to understand that remaining caged will destroy her…and their bourgeoning relationship.

Only travel to Venkoria if you’re prepared to embark on a journey of deeply intimate relationships between demanding Daddy Doms and the humans they are destined to command

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PROLOGUE

“Luna and Adryn. Report to the medical bay.”

I jerk my gaze toward Adryn as panic consumes me. We’ve only been awake long enough to get dressed and wash our faces. We’re still standing at the water trough when the headmistress’s voice comes through the intercom.

Adryn’s eyes are wide. I’m sure mine are, too.

My hands start shaking as I look at the other girls. Several have paused in their morning routine to stare at us. Everyone is wincing.

Yesterday, a spaceship docked at our space station. Many of us have at least caught a glimpse of the enormous aliens who boarded the only home most of us have ever known. Armed. Dangerous. Giants.

Men.

Most of us have never seen a male in person. We’ve been here for twenty years, and no men accompanied us from Earth.

Rumor has it that these aliens are going to take us from our failing space station. They’re going to save us a few at a time.

But what are their motives?

I swallow hard, trying to calm myself. I need to be brave. I tell myself this is a good thing. We were running out of hope. Our supplies are dwindling. We don’t have enough food or water to last much longer.

“Do you think we’ve been chosen?” Adryn asks me.

I clasp her hand. “Maybe.”

Deep breaths.

We’re clutching each other and trembling as we shuffle down the hallway and push through the door to the medical bay.

My breath hitches. Two men stand guard inside the room. They’re wearing all black from head to toe. They aren’t just tall—seven and a half feet, I’d guess—but also broad. Huge. Imposing.

Their expressions are serious. Enormous weapons hang from their shoulders, with several more strapped to their waists. Neither of them speaks.

Headmistress Helena is also in the room, and she addresses us, “Girls.” She smiles, though it’s forced. She’s going to tell us lies. She has no other option. Lies are all she knows. None of us can be certain of the intentions of these giant alien men.

“You’ve been selected,” she says. “You’ll be traveling to Venkoria immediately. Be polite. Be good examples for the human race.”

I feel like I might faint. I’m shaking so badly that I’ll stumble and fall if I try to take one more step.

On the other side of the room, the door suddenly opens, and another giant alien man enters. He’s wearing more ordinary-looking clothes—blue pants and shirt. He’s not armed like the other two. He looks pointedly at us and pats the exam table.

When neither of us moves, he takes a long stride toward us. He grabs me around the waist, lifts me off my feet, yanks my grip from Adryn’s, and sets me on the table. He’s not cruel, but he’s quick and efficient.

A squeal escapes my lips. I can’t stop it. I also can’t fight against him. I’m less than half his size. When he guides me onto my back, tears leak out of my eyes. I’ve never known fear like this.

One of the guards steps forward and pins me down. A second later, the blue-clothed man holds up a syringe. He grips my bicep and presses the needle into my arm so fast I have no chance to do more than flinch.

I’m vaguely aware of Adryn screaming.

Then everything goes black.

ONE

My head is pounding, and I’m uncomfortable. Why am I lying on a hard surface? This is not my bed. Did I fall asleep somewhere on the space station?

I blink my eyes open, squinting as bright lights assault me. Quickly, I cover my eyes with one hand and groan as I peek between my fingers. The throbbing in my temples intensifies.

After pushing to sitting, I lower my hand and glance around. It’s hard to stay upright. Why am I so heavy? I’m cold, too. Panic seizes me as I recall a giant alien male injecting me with something. I don’t think I’m on the space station any longer. Nothing around me looks familiar. It doesn’t smell right.

My breath hitches when I realize I’m in a metal cage. I grow nauseous as I look over the edge through the bars. I’m suspended several feet off the floor.

No wonder I’m so uncomfortable. The cage isn’t large enough for me to stretch out. I’ve been sleeping for heaven knows how long, curled up on my side. They didn’t even provide me with a blanket. I have nothing but the thin dress and panties I was wearing when I entered the medical bay with Adryn. I’m not even wearing shoes. This explains why I’m chilly. The temperature on the space station was always a perfect level to allow for minimal clothing, mostly because we didn’t have much to work with. The temperature in this room must be kept lower.

Breathing heavily, I look around. I sway, unable to balance myself. Something is off. The room is filled with cages. Some are on the floor. Others are hanging at different levels. All but one are empty, and I rise onto my knees and grab the metal bars when I see Adryn in one of them. She’s not moving.

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