Forced to Serve Series by Donna McDonald

Being captain of his own rescue ship is the life Liam Synar has always dreamed of living. Being master of a hereditary demon is not. Coveting Malachi's power, his exiled evil brother hunts him, wanting to capture the demon that Liam's life mate now unknowingly hosts. Putting Malachi inside Ania two years ago had been an act to save her when she almost died saving his. If only the demon hadn't killed again... moreBeing captain of his own rescue ship is the life Liam Synar has always dreamed of living. Being master of a hereditary demon is not. Coveting Malachi's power, his exiled evil brother hunts him, wanting to capture the demon that Liam's life mate now unknowingly hosts. Putting Malachi inside Ania two years ago had been an act to save her when she almost died saving his. If only the demon hadn't killed again. ******* The Demon of Synar is a dark, thrill ride through space that starts the series with a bang. ~ Jesse Coffey, National Indie Examiner.com Intense with detailed world building, The Demon of Synar is a compelling read packed into a novella sized piece laced with enough emotional angst that I sometimes forgot this was a sci-fi story. ~ Leanna, Two Lips Reviews, RECOMMENDED READ I don’t normally read this genre because I am not really into futuristic stories set in space or stories that are about demon possession, but this one caught my attention and I thought I would give it a try. I am glad that I did because it was a good read. I can’t wait to read the sequel ~ Isis, Sizzling Hot Books less

This is Book Two of the Forced To Serve series and approximately 102,000 words long. Ania Looren would have chosen death over becoming a demon host, if she’d had a choice. But Captain Liam Synar, master of the Demon of Synar, and her mate, made that decision for her in order to save her life. For the two years of their separation her spiritual gifts have failed her, but Ania has learned that hosting the demon Malachi is to blame... moreThis is Book Two of the Forced To Serve series and approximately 102,000 words long. Ania Looren would have chosen death over becoming a demon host, if she’d had a choice. But Captain Liam Synar, master of the Demon of Synar, and her mate, made that decision for her in order to save her life. For the two years of their separation her spiritual gifts have failed her, but Ania has learned that hosting the demon Malachi is to blame. Her spirit grieves for what she has become because evil lives inside her again now and Ania fears the great harm she can cause using the demon’s power. Unfortunately, Liam’s reluctant embrace of being the demon's master, along with his refusal to discuss Malachi with her, leaves Ania facing her destiny alone. Their personal relationship war vacillates between full out conflict and a cease fire, yet she is drawn into becoming one of his crew. Worse, she discovers she is drawn to Liam as well, despite his past rejections and the pain his abandonment caused her. But can she really let the only male she’s ever wanted back into her bed without risking her heart? Feeling trapped by decisions others have made for her, and unable to intuit what the creators of all have in mind for her life’s plan, Ania wrestles with the possibility of making a deal with the demon that might give her back some control over her fate. Yet from what she has read, and from what Malachi has told her, the deal they have in mind might also awaken the sleeping warrior inside her, destroying the hard earned inner peace her enlightenment once provided from her wicked past. Whatever choice she makes, Ania must decide what to do soon because Liam’s brother, Conor Synar, wants the demon for himself. Liam has warned her that Conor will destroy everyone in his path, including her, to claim Malachi’s power as his own. less

This is Book 3 of the Forced To Serve series and approximately 91,716 words long. With her Siren mate and his mother captured by black market slave traders, Commander Gwen Jet is willing to do anything it takes to get them back, even if it means suffering through meditation and having more visions of herself as a slave. Being a trained warrior, Gwen doubts that using intuition can guide her to more answers than her stunner against Zade’s captor’s throats could... moreThis is Book 3 of the Forced To Serve series and approximately 91,716 words long. With her Siren mate and his mother captured by black market slave traders, Commander Gwen Jet is willing to do anything it takes to get them back, even if it means suffering through meditation and having more visions of herself as a slave. Being a trained warrior, Gwen doubts that using intuition can guide her to more answers than her stunner against Zade’s captor’s throats could. But she ends up using her energy gifts to locate the Sirens after all. Once found though, Gwen's problems only escalate because the drugged and tortured Zade she rescues doesn’t seem to remember her. less

Returning to Lotharius to help rescue the high ambassador's daughter was Boca's choice to make. This time Boca wasn’t going to let any male keep her from walking the warrior's path. Instead, she promised herself that her growing attraction to Doctor Chiang would never become an obstacle. She was never mating the possessive Greggor, no matter how many emissaries of the Creators got involved.

This is Book 5 of the Forced To Serve series. Despite being energetically compelled to do so, Malachi was tired of chasing after a physical body with the wrong female spirit living inside it. What was the point? The real Rena Trax was back in her form and his feisty emissary was nowhere to be found. It wasn’t fair. She had left him with a million unanswered questions and no worthy being to debate them with. But why did he even care? He was an alien spirit. He was the Demon of Synar... moreThis is Book 5 of the Forced To Serve series. Despite being energetically compelled to do so, Malachi was tired of chasing after a physical body with the wrong female spirit living inside it. What was the point? The real Rena Trax was back in her form and his feisty emissary was nowhere to be found. It wasn’t fair. She had left him with a million unanswered questions and no worthy being to debate them with. But why did he even care? He was an alien spirit. He was the Demon of Synar. No female, regardless of how powerful, could change that fact. less