Michele Mills Books In Order

Publication Order of Alien Bounty Hunters Books

Publication Order of Battle-Beasts Books

Publication Order of Catastrophe Books

Publication Order of The Fever Brothers Books

Publication Order of Monster Bites Books

Publication Order of Monsters Love Curvy Girls Books

Publication Order of The Swirl Books

Publication Order of In the Stars Romance Books

Publication Order of Highest Bidder Books

Publication Order of Monster Between the Sheets Books

Publication Order of Sweet Monster Treats Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Michelle Mills is an American author who writes romance novels. She is the author of many book series, including the Monsters Love Curvy Girls series, the Alien Bounty Hunters series, the Fever Brothers series, The Swirl series, and the Monster Bites series.

In her home life, Michelle is married with two children and lives a G-rated life. She brings out her R-rated side in the books that she reads and writes.

Her Alien Priest is the first book in the Monster Bites series. The story follows the Hyrrokin High Priest of a remote monastery on the planet Salo. His name is Cabal and he has taken a vow of silence and celibacy for five years. The monastery is in bad shape and if he manages to hold out for the entire five years, he will get the funds to restore the place. He’s doing great for the first four years and then Lorelei comes along. Lorelei was sent here by her parents to join the nunnery because she had sexual thoughts. Those thoughts don’t go away when she meets Cabal and the two have a strong, instant attraction to one another.

His Human Nanny is the first book in the Monsters Love Curvy Girls series. Riley is finally about to end her indentured servitude when she is bought by an alien guy who needs a nanny. She’s not even good with kids, but the employment agency won’t listen and she’s sent off. She meets her new boss and she is shocked at first as he looks quite similar to Satan. He has black horns, red skin, silver tipped claw, and a forked tongue. Aegir has twins that he needs cared for though and it is her job. Despite her first impressions of him, the more time she spends with him the more she begins to see the kind of person that he is.

The Vandal and the Virgin is the first book in the Battle-Beasts series. Julia is having a tough day as she just found out that sacrificing virgins is still a thing in her homeland. Not only that, but she is the virgin that is set to be sacrificed. Alien conquerors capture her land and she’s taken to the King of the Vandals. The alien might think that he’s getting a weak princess to take as his own, but Julia has a secret. She holds magical powers that can take him down. Will she destroy her new husband to save her people from his wrath? Or will the battle-beast’s passion and love change her mind?

Mean Right Hook is the first book in the Fever Brothers series. Leah has just started a new job and her first day is a disaster. She has spilled coffee on her uniform and then the elevator breaks down at the worst time. She ends up stuck in a mining cage with a miner with mighty fists, shocking fangs and a mean right hook. He keeps pulling her into his arms and inhaling her scent. Things get worse when the cage starts hurtling down towards disaster and she finds herself grabbing his claw for comfort. The attraction is real, but she’s not sure if she’s ready for the commitment. If she’s not, she’ll break this alien miner’s heart.

Cyborgs’ Claim is the first book in the Swirl series. Axel, Steel and Gage are outlaw cyborgs and merciless super soldiers. They got this way after cybernetic experiments went wrong and they managed to escape their programmers. They now make their home in a desolate area of space where few enter and nobody ever leaves. They wish to find a mate, but it is difficult as cyborgs are illegal. Then Megan makes her way to them. She has survived abuse at the hands of alien captors before and is hardened by the experience. The Cyborgs desire her, but she’ll need to choose to live with them on the edge of space if it is to work. They might not get the chance though as the original programmers are returning for their weapons.

Die For You is the first book in the Catastrophe series. A virus has taken out civilization. Now, two months later Rachel Donnelly finds herself as the last living person in California. Until the day that she meets a Marine sniper named Adam Sanchez. The attraction, and seeing another human, draws him to her, but Rachel is fragile and much younger than him. He doesn’t want to expose his true self to her and only wants to protect her. The two band together to survive and meet up with other survivors. As time goes on, Rachel grows stronger and is now ready to give into what her and Adam both crave. The passion rocks them, but there is always danger lurking in the shadows.

Rayzor’s One is the first book in the Alien Bounty Hunters series. Rayzor of Twelve was banished from his home world and now works on his own as a bounty hunter. His latest mission sees him needed to extract a target from Earth without killing anyone. He does his job well at first, but then a human woman gets in her way. Rebecca doesn’t understand what is going on when she meets the seven foot tall alien warrior. Soon, he is kissing her and claiming her as his bride. Rebecca is attracted to him, but to be his bride is a whole other story. He has kidnapped her and taken her far from Earth. Rebecca thinks he just expects her to fall for him, but she’s not going to give in so easily.

The Alien Bounty Hunters series continues with Joyzal’s Prize. Jacole is heading off to train at Quantico when she is kidnapped by space pirates. The pirates plan to sell her and the other women they’ve captured as sex slaves. Jacole has no interest in that and wants to make them realize they took the wrong woman. She organizes a mutiny among the women to take the kidnappers down, but before they can complete the plan someone blows a hole in the ship. The Bounty Hunter is incredibly attractive to her and soon he is claiming her as his Bride, but Jacole doesn’t do forever.