Lob-locked
The Subject Files Division was built to contain the impossible.
Behind sealed doors, alien specimens, experimental lifeforms, and classified entities wait in carefully controlled environments. The rules are simple: observe, record, and never get too close.
But some subjects are watching back.
When ordinary workers become trapped behind containment barriers, assigned to extraction programs, or marked as compatible by creatures that should never exist, laboratory protocol quickly gives way to obsession, possession, and bonds that cannot be undone.
Dark sci-fi romance featuring laboratory containment, alien entities, possessive non-human lovers, forced proximity, biological influence, and humans who discover they were never meant to leave the facility alone.
Locked in the Forbidden Lab
Kyle Mercer only wanted to finish his inventory shift.
A simple access error leads him into a hidden testing chamber where the facility identifies him as a compatible omega and introduces him to Subject Delta—a powerful non-human specimen unlike anything he has ever seen.
Trapped inside a breeding trial he never agreed to, Kyle must face the terrifying realization that the creature studying him may see him as far more than a test subject.
Claimed by the Containment Unit
Everyone warns Lin to stay away from Unit Seven.
Curiosity gets the better of him when he notices the intelligence staring back from behind the containment glass. What begins as a forbidden fascination quickly turns dangerous when a containment breach places him alone with the creature that has become fixated on him.
Now the subject is no longer behind the barrier.
And it has no intention of letting Lin go.
Tied to the Extraction Chamber
Omega #877 has been declared non-bondable and assigned to government extraction processing.
His future is supposed to be simple: compliance, production, and endless extraction cycles. But the facility's assigned extraction unit behaves differently from every other machine in the system.
Theta watches him.
Theta waits for him.
And as the bond between omega and extractor deepens, Arin begins to suspect that the creature assigned to harvest him may want something far more personal than simple compliance.