Serenity

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Their uneasy alliance could lead to love—if the demon will allow it.

A Gezane Universe Novel

Melchior, King of the Bhresyas, is quickly growing tired of the war between his kind and the humans who view them as demons. He proposes a peace treaty with the most powerful human kingdom. His only stipulation? Once she comes of age, the human queen’s daughter must be his bride.

Serenity has spent her entire life preparing for her role at Melchior’s side. Other women might be frightened, but she embraces her destiny, knowing in her heart that she and Melchior have been twined together by fate.

While he wants cooperation between their two peoples, his union with Serenity cannot and should not lead to love. The more she tries to bring them together, the harder he pushes her away—until she lands in the arms of those who would do her harm.

Love is the answer. But before Melchior admits to his, it may be too late.


Warning: this title contains cursing, a sociopathic heroine, horny males, and copious amounts of gratuitous violence.


Book Info

  • Author: D. Renee Bagby
  • Publisher: Samhain Publishing, Ltd.
  • Genre: Fantasy Mainstream Romance (MC/IR)
  • Length: Novel (63K Words)
  • eBook ISBN: 1-59998-898-4 (978-1-59998-898-6)
  • eBook Price: $5.50 US
  • eBook Publication Date: 25 March 2008


Excerpt

She stood, then promptly fell back. Her legs were asleep.

She waited for the feeling to return then made her way to the window. It took her a while to get it open. As loath as she was to do it, she undid the latch with her teeth then spat several times to get the taste of rust and mold out of her mouth.

Her hands tied behind her back added a level of difficulty to opening the window, but she did it. It wasn’t far enough to get through, so she wedged her shoulder in the opening and pushed.

The window was located on the fourth floor. She sighed, and mused to herself, “Well, if the fall doesn’t kill me, they will.” She leaned out the window, closed her eyes and let herself fall. Just as she braced herself for the impact, strong arms closed around her—strong bhresya arms.

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