What is destined cannot be changed
Chris has had a monumentally bad month. First, an aggressive band of aliens invaded the Earth, conquered the world, and now he’s fighting for survival in the mountains with his family and the neighborhood bigot. Just because he’s barely out of his teens and a bit on the scrawny side doesn’t mean he can’t watch out for his mom, sisters and younger cousin. Chris keeps searching for the brighter side of things, but his humor is wearing thin. Fear can do that to a guy.
Lasar and Nary are a soul matched pair of warriors from Alashar. Lasar is Nary’s Ahna, the one who dominates him, and Nary is the Nasha, or submissive, to Lasar. Every Alasharian, regardless of orientation, needs the balance of the power exchange to exist peacefully within their lifelong soul match bond. When Lasar is awarded a war prize, he sends Nary to look over the recent arrivals.
Chris and his cousin Morgan are captured and sent to the slave cages where they discover from the other imprisoned young men that they are destined to be sex toys for alien pairs. When one of those aliens saves Chris and his cousin from being abused by the slave master, Chris hopes that the seemingly kind alien won’t be too horrible an owner.
Lasar and Nary are finally alone together with their new sex slave, ready to enjoy their reward. However, in the middle of their playtime a shocking event occurs that not only disrupts Chris’ world even more than it already has been, but also challenges everything that Lasar and Nary have always held dear. As Lasar searches for answers, he begins to question the reasons behind the Earth invasion and where his loyalties should really lie. As their Ahna, he must be the one who decides whether they will all be safer together, or apart.
Reader Advisory: This book contains scenes involving sounding.
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Exclusive Excerpt from Slave for Two...
Morgan had managed to get him pretty worked up too, so
it seemed like a good idea for them to take a break after all. While they
lounged beneath the large evergreen, once in a while Morgan would mutter to
himself and Chris was certain that he was invoking the anti-alien, mountain
lion chant. Chris closed his eyes, the brightness of the noonday sun a drain on
his vision, sapping his energy even more than the heat.
Hats and
sunscreen.
He was so totally going to get him a piece of that at
the tram gift shop. There wasn’t a doubt they’d have such a thing. He pictured
the other items they needed that might be found at the tourist trap as the
quiet rustle of the wind shuffled the dried grasses and tree branches around.
It calmed his nerves. Little gnats or flies or something buzzed around his face
and he kept swiping them away as he dozed. He started.
“Wha…?”
“I said, shouldn’t we get going?”
Chris blinked rapidly, pushing himself up on one
elbow. “Yeah. Sorry. I didn’t get a lot of sleep last night.”
“Or any night, Chris. I hear you wandering around
after everyone else has settled in. Even Mr. Avery would be snoring away, but
you’d keep checking on us, making sure everything’s okay.”
“Oh, man. Sorry. I guess I wasn’t being very stealth.”
“Don’t apologize.” Morgan regarded him with a stern
expression. “I feel bad that I can’t do more. How does all my endless fantasy
reading help our situation now? It’s not like I have the cloak of invisibility
rolled up in one of the packs.”
“Shit. That would be so awesome if you did.”
“Right?”
Chris stuck his head out from underneath the tree
boughs, glancing around the area then up the trail toward the next rise.
Everything seemed clear. He sucked in a deep breath. Only one way to find out for sure.
He crawled out from under their safe haven, scrambling
to his feet then brushing off the dirt and other detritus from his already
grimy clothing. Maybe they have
sweatpants there too? He could wash out his jeans then let them dry on one
of the big rocks. Sweet.
“Ready?” Chris observed as Morgan went through the
same routine he had.
“Yeah. Let’s go.”
Neither one of them wanted to state the obvious. Even
if he hadn’t seen anything, Chris was on edge, wondering if he’d bump into a
big, beefy alien as soon as they reached the top of the trail. No doubt Morgan
was even more on alert.
Author Morticia Knight spends most of her nights
writing about men loving men forever after. Even though she’s been crafting her
naughty tales of romance for more years than she’d like to share – her
adventures as a published author began in 2011. Since then, she’s been
fortunate enough to have several books on bestseller lists, along with two
titles receiving recognition from the Rainbow Book Awards. Once upon a time,
she was the lead singer and songwriter in an indie rock band that toured the West Coast and charted
on U.S. college radio. Morticia currently resides on the beautiful northern
Oregon coast, and when she’s not fantasizing about hot men, she takes walks
along the ocean and occasionally annoys the local karaoke bar patrons.
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i really like the hampton series
ReplyDeleteAppreciate the post but, but I had to look up "sounding" on Urban Dictionary and don't think I'll be reading this one. I'm sure others will enjoy it as the premise sounds interesting, but not my cuppa.
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Thank you for the post. I had to look up "sounding" and I'm a bit horrified but I already have to the book queued up to read.
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