Hybrids of the Kathir

The Kathir hybrids were made for one thing, and one thing only. Everyone knew it. Everyone but them.

“I need purpose and, more than anything, I need hope. Even though hope is possibly the most dangerous thing to have here.”

Hunted by the Hybrid

Hunted by the Hybrid is the second installment in Lilith Sloan’s Hybrids of the Kathir series, published on April 8, 2024. The narrative follows Elizabeth, a wilderness survival influencer who is abducted from Earth and sold to a notorious crime lord. There, she encounters Doran, a Kathir hybrid torn between his programmed directives and his burgeoning protective instincts toward Elizabeth. 

This dark sci-fi romance delves into themes of identity, autonomy, and the complexities of hybrid existence. Readers have praised the book for its engaging blend of humor, suspense, and steamy elements, noting its balanced pacing and compelling character dynamics. 

It’s important to be aware that the book contains dark themes and explicit content, including non-consensual situations and violence. Prospective readers are strongly advised to review trigger warnings before reading.

Elizabeth is just your not so average girl. She’s a reluctant TikTok influencer for wilderness survival. Her skills are put to the test when she’s stolen from her bed on earth and sold to one of the universe’s most ruthless crime lords. Doran could do nothing to protect his sisters when he was sold alongside them by their father. When he’s forced to hunt the earthling female he feels compelled to protect, can he find a way to save them both? Or will his programing take over?

This book contains scenes that may depict, mention, or discuss: 

abduction, anxiety, assault, attempted rape, blood, bullying, death, dead bodies & body parts, drugging, dubious consent scenarios, violence, grief & loss depiction, human trafficking, kidnapping, murder, physical abuse, rape, sexual abuse, sexual assault, sexual harassment, slavery, sexism & misogyny, stalking, torture, and hunting humans for sport.