Taming the Cyborg by Jude Gray

NADIA:
I’m a wild child–ask any of my friends. I’m not afraid of anything.
In my relationships, I’m the boss.
Men have always flocked to me, and I’ve had my pick of boyfriends.
I’ve never met a guy I couldn’t charm.
Until now.
They take me from a party, the aliens. They do things that no human man would ever dare do to me. They treat me like no human man would ever dare treat me. They see me in ways that no human man would ever see me.
I, quite frankly, am screwed.
It can’t possibly get worse.
But then a huge, terrifying cyborg shows up. He doesn’t possess much of the body he was born with, from what I can see, except for his massive muscles. Artificial parts everywhere. He’s more mechanical than flesh and blood.
I want to twist him around my little finger like I do most men, but this guy isn’t impressed. I insist he return me to Earth, and he laughs at me. I slap the fake side of his face and he…well, I can’t even think about what he does then. It’s too humiliating.
The big strong alien cyborg male wants to dominate the delicate little human female. He wants to possess me. To rule me. And apparently, he thinks I should just lie down and take it.
I will fight him every step of the way.
And when I start feeling things for him, I’m not going to admit that in a million years. Not to him.
But something in the way he looks at me makes me think he already knows.

DROKKA:
I overheard her amusing declaration that she has never met a man she could not tame.
She will find out soon enough that is no longer true.
She is about to meet me.