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Soul Dancer
Forbidden love between a slave and her master could lead to deadly consequences.
On the planet of Manitee-a in 2975, sex and love is forbidden between the black-skinned Jaquill ruling class and the white-skinned kattanee slaves. Kierra, a slave, knows she could face the death penalty if she makes love to Jamar, but he is persistent and persuasive, and she’s so tempted.
The one time in her life that Kierra is allowed to choose, she’s forced to make a life-or-death decision…walk away from Jamar and true love or give him the passionate nights they both want.
Content Warning: graphic sex
On the planet of Manitee-a in 2975, sex and love is forbidden between the black-skinned Jaquill ruling class and the white-skinned kattanee slaves. Kierra, a slave, knows she could face the death penalty if she makes love to Jamar, but he is persistent and persuasive, and she’s so tempted.
The one time in her life that Kierra is allowed to choose, she’s forced to make a life-or-death decision…walk away from Jamar and true love or give him the passionate nights they both want.
Content Warning: graphic sex
- GenresParanormal
73 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 12, 2010
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Aurora Rose Lynn
118 books10 followersAurora Rose Lynn lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and conure. She enjoys writing romance with a sensual twist but first and foremost, her stories must be about love.
When she isn't writing erotic romance, she writes sweet romance, young adult and fantasy stories.
When she isn't writing erotic romance, she writes sweet romance, young adult and fantasy stories.
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February 11, 2012
This really had the bones to be a good story but there were just a few things wrong. First, the story was just to big for the 55 pages that the authoress allotted. The second issue that I had with this story was the language.
The author couldn't decide whether she wanted her characters to be eloquent or straight from the "hood".
This story is a study in what could have been.
It could have been so much more than what the finished product is.
The author does a wonderful job with the likeability of the characters and making the reader want the story to be great. The follow through of great story execution is sadly not there.
The author couldn't decide whether she wanted her characters to be eloquent or straight from the "hood".
This story is a study in what could have been.
It could have been so much more than what the finished product is.
The author does a wonderful job with the likeability of the characters and making the reader want the story to be great. The follow through of great story execution is sadly not there.
Displaying 1 of 1 review