Her Cyborg Rangers

She dreamed of escaping Earth one day—but she never imagined the price she’d pay to be free.

Jade was a cyber-jockey. Emphasis on the word was. Now, she isn’t sure who she is or what she wants to do with her new life.

No one else seems to know what to do with her either, including the two sexy cyborgs who are never far from her side, but always just out of her reach.

Cyborgs. Batch-brothers. Survivors. They thought they were prepared for anything. Then, they found her.

Wreckage and Ruin thought settling down would be simple, but living a quiet life has its own challenges.

The new ranger program might be just what they need, but it’s not all they want. Drawn to Jade since the day they rescued her from mercenaries, they’re trying to give her the time she needs to heal… and the space they need to keep their secret.

Three broken souls with the power to heal each other—if only they can let go of the past and trust in a future big enough for three.

Enjoy your sneak peek and read Chapter one now!

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10 thoughts on “Her Cyborg Rangers

  1. I hate having to wait for the next installments of your characters who inhabit the far reaches of space. It takes at most 2 days to read what ever is the latest story and then a long wait for the next one. I order the newest offerings as soon as they ar available for pre order. It just will not do to miss an episode. Thanks for making escape possible from ordinary retired days of same old same old.

  2. I love the folks living on Haven and the Drift. You write a story and I read it as soon as it comes out.

  3. I just finished all of the Haven series available in 4 days. Now looking forward to the sixth. Great to see you at RARE in Melbourne, and will remember you wiypth great affection. You, and all the othercauhors made me feel more than welcome. I hope you are firmly ensconced back in Canadia [TM], or having a ball if on a break while you savour the opportunities that this Great Southern Land has to offer.

  4. I so thoroughly enjoy Susan Hayes books!
    Not only are the plots engaging, but she works with terrific proofreaders and editors, as evidenced by the very, very rare typos! Her imagination knows no bounds reflecting excellent character development and storylines that completely intrigue and entertain me.
    I hope that there will be a TV, cable series or a movie with sequels at some point!

    • Hello, this book was available at all vendors for the first few days. I’m sorry you missed it! Please feel free to email me to discuss the situation.

  5. Dear Susan,
    The Drift became “home” to me at a time when my marriage had turned into a strange planet. The idea that a woman could have two or three gorgeous men all to herself was balm to my soul at a time when I was having to share my man with other women. After I devoured all the Drift novels, I read the Haven and Nova Force series, and fell in love with them too. I am now one of those fans who wait eagerly for your next offering. Will you be contributing to Pets in Space 9? I loved “Her Alien Lumberjack.” The psy-hawks were so well characterized.
    My favorite of the series remains “Dealer’s Choice.” I apologize for the snarky letter I wrote you after first reading it. I get mad about the dumb stories in popular fiction about sex between psychotherapist and client – Harley Quinn and the Joker, for instance. I still wish people would be more careful about putting those images out into the public mind. But after carefully re-reading “Dealer’s Choice ” (confession – I’ve re-read all three series four times now) I have decided Dr. Xori Virness is the classiest heroine ever to grace the pages of a romance novel. The intelligent way she thinks everything everything through shows that you have thought it through yourself. She shows care and integrity in every action and thought. I love her compassionate, boundary-setting comebacks to challenging remarks. Her journey to falling in love with Vic and Ward is well thought out.

    Each of the Drift, Haven, and Nova stories is good for its own unique reasons. “Wild Card” is a great police story. “Three of a Kind” leads us into understanding why such seemingly incompatible love-mates are truly perfect for one another, and it’s a great adventure drama. “Chance of a Lifetime” shows a different, more gentle side of cyborg nature. “Her Alien Mates” I really enjoyed for the characterizations of two very different men loved by Shadow for very different reasons. It also shows how Shadow’s innocence combines with her deadly cyborg conditioning in the finale that draws the three to work together. “Operation Sunset” catches the flavor of a swanky art gallery just perfectly, combined with the chilling, sophisticated criminal purpose that created it.

    You’ve left some loose ends which I’m sure you’ll attend to. In “Chance” you have Denz comment about one of the first two psychotherapists on Haven being unable to relate to the inherent violence of the culture. I look forward to some illuminating conversations with Xori about this. The violence of the hero in “Operation Cobalt” edged that novel down from first place in my private ranking, although I loved the passionate dedication of Dr. Tyra Li, as well as the story of how two such seemingly different people as Tyra and Dante turned out to be so similar in spirit.
    In “Sunset,” you have Dr. Absalom, the terrifying arch villain of the.previous story arc, showing up as a reformed character and an ally. I need a logical bridge here ! A prequel maybe?

    Since my introduction to the Drift two years ago, I got divorced. I have widely and broadly explored the world of sci fi and paranormal romance, returning to the Drift now and again. I’ve become interested in learning to proofread romance novels, and have started a course with Phon Bailey. I’d be interested to know how people become beta readers for established writers.
    In any case, I’ll be on the lookout for your next offering. (I’m on your newsletter subscription list.)
    Blessings on your path!
    Sincerely,
    Beth

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