Micah

If there's one thing I can confirm, it's that shacking up with a bodysnatching space mercenary has made life infinitely more exciting.

But now it's time to get space married!

And… space mpregged?

Unfortunately for my end game plans, a looming threat is hanging over the universe, and I do mean looming over the entire universe—threatening us all.

It looks like Ziggy and I need to save the day again!

The issue is that this Big Bad always seems to be one step ahead, playing 6D chess while we scramble to set up the checkerboard, but as the professional problem-solver in my family, I've got this.

Because I'm a space wizard, baby, and I plan to marry—and mpreg—my man if it's the last thing I do.

Ziggy

If there's one thing I never expected to experience in my infinitely long life, it's the love my incredibly impressive Earthling has shown me.

Love and family.

And the promise of our own family…

Unfortunately, I've been plagued with dreams I can't seem to shake—terrifying nightmares of Stellaria falling to an unimaginably powerful force.

Of losing everyone I care about.

As Micah and I chase a deadly ghost across time and space, we discover everything is connected—more so than we thought. A single piece being eliminated from the board could affect countless planets in catastrophic ways.

It looks like my super-powered mate is the only one who can face off with this monster, but I refuse to sacrifice the man I love.

Not even to save the universe.

Interstellar Love Song is the final book in the Villains in Space trilogy, and is an extra spicy, idiots-in-love tale, set in space with only one sleeping pod and an entire skin suit closet full of alien accessories. Things continue to be weird(ly) hot, but if you're here for it, dock yourself to my spice-station and hang on for the ride!

You will want to listen to Earth Boys Are Easy (Villains in Space, book 1) first, which occurs after Enter the Multi-Vers (Villainous Things, book 4)—while Space Daddy's Guide to the Galaxy (Villains in Space, book 2) occurs after Rabble: End Game ( Villainous Things, book 5) and Villainous All the Way ( Villainous Things, book 6/bonus tales). While you do not need to listen to Villainous Things before Villains in Space, you will get more backstory if you do.

Contains mature content. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.

Includes the bonus story, "Ziggy Xmas Special."