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Author: Liberty Stafford | Website
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Freedom of Three
Genre: Science Fiction, Futuristic, Romance
Pages: 149
Flame Rating: 3 Flames
Star Fighters Book 3 - When you have twice what women want, life should be simple, but Devon doesn't want to be a slave. Queen Uno won't give up her birthright without a fight.
Blessed with a double manhood, Devon has been bred to give the Irellan princess a lifetime of ecstasy but he will not be tamed. Escaping seems like a safe bet until the maid who abets his getaway gives him more than he bargained for, in more ways than one. Her own scores to settle, Devon finds himself plunged into the middle of a war he never even knew about. Queen Uno sends a beautiful but dangerous bounty hunter to bring back her birthright but Devon has tasted a freedom he is unwilling to relinquish.
WARNING: contains one ménage (m/f/f) scene
Edenvale's Secret
Genre: Sci-Fi, Romance, Adventure
Pages: 102
Flame Rating: 3 Flames
Cover Artist: Angela Waters
Star Fighters Book 1 - She looked to the stars to be rescued and eventually he came.
On the family homestead, Fern Everdean noticed strange things had begun to happen. Crops withered. Livestock suddenly died. All without explanation. When she suggested calling for assistance from bounty hunters, everyone apart from her seemed against it. Never comfortable obeying orders, Fern contacted Star Fighters Inc who sent Kris to her planet, a sexy, young but badly scarred bounty hunter nursing a hatred of pirates and an embarrassing dry spell that made him want her all the more. Together they discover sordid secrets about her planet and themselves.
Reviewer: KatieSeely
Review: Jun 16, 2010
Genre(s): Sci-Fi / Fantasy Romance, Adventure / Action
The farming planet of Edenvale is experiencing a plight. Crops are randomly dying as well as some animals. Since there is no evidence for disease or lack of care, Fern believes foul play is involved and hires a bounty hunter to find the cause that is destroying the livelihood of her family.
Kris, a bounty hunter with a chip on his shoulder and few emotions, arrives on Edenvale to investigate the
Full Blood
Pages: 205
Young Adult, Paranormal, Vampire, Romance, Shapeshifter
Being a teenager is hard. Being a dhampir teenager is impossible. Just ask Daniel Otovic. When you're half vampire, half human, where exactly do you fit in?
Bad dreams are plaguing them all and its not just the dhampir who cannot sleep.
Catching them unawares, the Otovic's past returns to haunt them. Vladimir, the vampire father who Daniel has never met, wants him back to join the family. Wants a brother for his full blood brother, Marko, the baby his mother gave to gypsies and never spoke about again.
Marko brings with him a vila, a water sprite with amazing and deadly powers which belie her frail beauty. He has plucked her feathers and she must do his bidding. That is, unless someone can break their bond and return what is rightfully hers.
Money and power surround Vladimir and Marko. Friends are soon purchased including the headmaster of Thomas High where Marko joins the upper school to charm his brother Daniel into a deadly circle of trust. Marko fits in and seems to be the perfect student. Intelligent, hard working, generous. Everyone is unaware of the deadly secret he is hiding, that he would rather drain them all of their blood than spend another minute polluted by their company.
Helena falls for his supernatural charms and spends a fortune on a designer dress to impress him at his party. However, Marko has infected his brother and he begins to change. His moods blacken. His temper soars. His patience shatters.
Little does Daniel know that he will soon need Katarina's help to save his soul as she struggles with his estranged family for power over his soul.
Reviewer: TheBookQueen
Review: Jan 13, 2010
Although a slight improvement from Liberty Stafford's previous novel, Half Blood, the sequel Full Blood is still lacking---for me at least. The promise is there, but it just never seemed to come through all the way.
The beginning of the novel peaked my interest a bit, what with the sudden twist in the story and addition of characters. Sadly, this interest didn't last too long before the writing style an
Half Blood
Pages: 187
Bad Blood Corpus book 1 - Being a teenager is hard. Being a dhampir teenager is impossible. Just ask Daniel Otovic. When you're half vampire, half human, where exactly do you fit in?
Ever felt like you don't fit in? Try being only half human. Daniel Otovic is a loner. A misfit. Discovering his father is a vampire doesn't increase his popularity at school. Dhampirs don't fit in anywhere. His cousin, Niko, is a jock. Nobody realises he is a dhampir, too. Except Niko feeds on humans.
During detention, Daniels discovers the school talent show is imminent. Captivated by the enchanting singing of Katarina, he is persuaded to take part. His mind is not really on task. He has fallen in love and it's not a good time, having just discovered his paranormal heritage. He has new skills. He can fly. He can run like the wind. He can shape shift. Premonitions haunt him. Most of them are about Katarina and she is in danger.
Growing up on the Bosnian border, Daniel could do nothing without Niko. In England, it is no different. Only Niko is hungry and Katarina seems like a tasty meal for him and his newly fashioned jock vampire friends.
Can Daniel handle being a dhampir when for years he considered himself a normal guy? He has to handle it. Katarina's life depends upon it.
Reviewer: Jessica
Review: Nov 5, 2009
Daniel Otovic was not a normal high student. He moved to England from Boravina after a bizarre incident. Croatian soldiers told the boys from the village to line up. Daniel and his cousin Niko defeated all of the soldiers by themselves. After that the whole village thought they were evil.
Daniel knew he was different he just didn't know how. He tried making friends and developed a crush on a girl nam
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