Ziggy

I should have known my scientifically-minded, superpowered Earthling would find a way to permanently attach himself to my borrowed heart. Since Micah Salah is the most impressive creature in all the galaxies. He's my stellar collision, my babygirl, my equal in all things, and the only one who truly knows me and all my secrets.

Well… most of them. There's a secret I've been hiding from my mate—an unexpected desire for more in this relationship that I am in no rush to bring to a session with Dr. Micah.

Unfortunately, our quick rescue mission has turned into protecting a mysterious child while evading enemies we can't seem to identify. To add insult to this glorified babysitting assignment, I find myself growing attached to the tiny intruder, further complicating the emotions I've been doing my best to ignore.

Breathe, Ziggy. It will all be over soon enough.

Micah

Ziggy Andromeda is acting squirrely. Squirrelier than usual, that is…

At this point, I know my Space Daddy sees me as end game too, so I'm not concerned about our relationship status. The biggest issue is that I've been feeling some kind of way about my man.

Mainly that I want to mpreg him so freakin' bad.

That is definitely a conversation for another time. For now, I'll focus on the other hissing ball of big mad aboard our ship—the adorable alien baby we need to safely return to their home planet.

With a family as large as mine, I'm not worried about the logistics of caring for them, but then we discover the only way to complete our mission is for me to level up my powers. Ziggy has always believed in me, but there's a big difference between conjuring cool tech gadgets and becoming a full-blown space wizard.

Breathe, Micah. Commander Babygirl has got this! At least, I hope I do…

Space Daddy's Guide to the Galaxy is book two in the Villains in Space series and is an extra spicy, idiots-in-love tale, set in space with only one sleeping pod and an entire skinsuit closet full of alien accessories.

You will want to listen to book one, Earth Boys Are Easy, first. The Villains in Space series follows the Villainous Things series but you can safely start your adventure with Earth Boys and Space Daddy before orbiting back to the series that started it all.

If you love green flag men, an established MM couple, just a pair of keencky sloots enjoying the alien peen buffet from Space Daddy's skinsuit closet, questionable adoption of a ferocious creature (who's just a baby), grumpy/sunshine, hurt/comfort, found family, and all the schmoopy feels, then climb aboard this spice-station and hang on for the ride!