Hawk's Slave

Phantom Warriors #8

by Jordan Summers

**New Phantom Warriors Novella**


Captain Hawk has searched solar systems for a female shape-shifter. As a Slaver, he knows they fetch the highest price, but Hawk isn’t looking for a shifter to sell. He wants one for himself, wants one for the beast lurking inside of him. The last thing he expects is to have a female given to him.


Phantom Warrior Opal never thought she’d find herself enslaved by a ruthlessly handsome shifter. As the Dark King’s right hand, she’d sworn to protect the Phantom people—even if that meant protecting the king from himself. Her misguided actions caused her to lose everything. Now Opal has to contend with a sexy Slaver who’s determined to tame her, but this feline isn’t going down without a fight.


Jordan Summers has thirty-one published books to her credit and has sold over 145,000 ebooks. She’s a member of The Horror Writer’s Association, International Thriller Writers, the Author’s Guild, and Novelist Inc.

Genres: Shapeshifters

103 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 2, 2014

About the author

Jordan Summers is an ex-flight attendant with a penchant for huge bookstores and big, dumb action movies. She prefers quite dinners with friends over maddening crowds. Happily married to her very own Highlander, she splits her time with her husband between two continents.

Reviews

[L.A. Miller · Rating 2 out of 5]

After reading "The Dark King" I was so looking forward to this book. The introduction of Hawk in her last book, the chemistry between him and Opal left the markings of a really great story. This book let me down. I realize it was a Novella, but it read more like a short story with chapters missing. Disappointed that Ms. Summers fell into the trappings of fellow authors today, take a great series, pump out a lot of sequels and in the end, rely on sex to sell your story. Sorry, this one fell short. Not sure I would consider purchasing any more books in this series if this book represents the future.

[Rita · Rating 1 out of 5]

Did not finish. I gave up on page 20 when it became clear that the hero was raping the heroine. No thank you.