Himiko: Warrior
When the aliens arrived
on Earth, it turned out that Plato was right: You really can find your other
half - your soulmate. And Matt found his. Now he's got an unbreakable mental
bond to his mate and some intriguing telekinetic abilities to explore. Full of
excitement, Matt returns to his old life. But he's completely unprepared for
the anger and rejection he encounters because of his bond with Pietr. Shunned
and assaulted, Matt realizes the hard way that you can never go back.
Especially not when you're bonded with the enemy.
Giving up isn't an option, though. Even though Matt's pretty sure that Pietr's the most annoying alien in history, he's also sure that his mate is more important to him than anything else. But Matt's mental strength is increasing, and Pietr can no longer hide the one secret he's been desperate to keep. Matt's world falls apart, and he's not sure if he's ever going to be able to put it back together. But he might not have a choice. The hostility between humans and Himika is increasing, and Matt is forced to face some unwelcome truths about his own nature in order to ensure not only his own survival, but that of his fellow human beings as well. Himiko: Warrior is the sequel to Himiko: Bonding. Read an excerpt here. To buy Himiko: Warrior as an ebook: Go to Torquere Press, Amazon, All Romance, Fictionwise, and other sites. To buy the book in print: Go to Amazon and other sites. |
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You can also read something about mean boyfriends and too much alcohol - more about Tom and Mischa in Malaria, Cholera, and Bubonic Plague. Oh, and you can hear Mischa's favorite song, too. That's either educational or terryfying, I'm not quite sure which.
So. Jeff from Alphabet Soup was one of those characters who just didn't want to let me go. I can't say it really bothered me, because he's hot. Not very polite, but hot.
Go here to read Saturday Night, Live.
