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Nova Blast
Longing for adventure, Thrace never expected to be kidnapped by a wild and lusty pirate seeking vengeance.
Looking to avenge his sister’s death, Captain Nova Blast steals his enemy’s betrothed only to find his treasure.
But time is short for both men as duty to home and hearth complicate everything.
Story contains strong language and explicit sex.
195,000 words
Looking to avenge his sister’s death, Captain Nova Blast steals his enemy’s betrothed only to find his treasure.
But time is short for both men as duty to home and hearth complicate everything.
Story contains strong language and explicit sex.
195,000 words
593 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 4, 2014
1 person want to read
About the author
A. Jane
13 books8 followersWhen I'm not roasting coffee for my family's coffee roasting business (Papalatte) I'm writing my heart out.
I love writing the stories that rattle around in my head, to give voice to the characters I create (both straight and gay) and bring life to the worlds they live in. Each day (and night -- I'm a bit of an insomniac) is a new adventure. I'm always curious to see how the characters will react to the situations they're placed in, to the other characters as they are introduced.
I love the Romance Genre. I love reading it and writing it. Even before I bought my very first romance novel, I would read books that had romantic elements and relationships. There's just something about Happily Ever After that warms my little soul.
I write fantasy romance. One of the things I love about both the Fantasy and Paranormal subgenre of Romance is the freedom to create the most amazing worlds, characters, to allow the imagination complete control -- Anything and everything is possible.
I love writing the stories that rattle around in my head, to give voice to the characters I create (both straight and gay) and bring life to the worlds they live in. Each day (and night -- I'm a bit of an insomniac) is a new adventure. I'm always curious to see how the characters will react to the situations they're placed in, to the other characters as they are introduced.
I love the Romance Genre. I love reading it and writing it. Even before I bought my very first romance novel, I would read books that had romantic elements and relationships. There's just something about Happily Ever After that warms my little soul.
I write fantasy romance. One of the things I love about both the Fantasy and Paranormal subgenre of Romance is the freedom to create the most amazing worlds, characters, to allow the imagination complete control -- Anything and everything is possible.
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October 27, 2015
This isn't a book for everyone as does have some M/M relationships and can be a bit on the steamy side. It is one in a series set in the same world with interconnected characters - both human and god, pirates and lords (often one and the same) and where certain types of magic are common to everyone and other types are much rarer. The books are a good mix of relationships (lover, family, sibling, enemy), political machinations and a lot of action. There are strong male and female characters and a lot of people you can really hate or root for.
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