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Gethis: History of a Planet #6
Peeper of Gloriana
The third installment of the Peeper saga continues the traditions of treachery, double dealing and back-stabbing that we’ve come to expect and love from the royal families of Gethis.
Preece has Murabet--and Reah--well in hand, but the schemes of his mother and brother never end. While he’s gone back to Mida to deal with them once and for all, a gut-wrenching accident causes a pregnant Reah to lose herself maybe a little too much to her obsession with her new-found god. Dohan and Jacek do their best to get through to her but they may be too late to stop her downward spiral. She might lose her crown to a pretender if she can’t pull herself together and out of the clutches of a god who doesn't want to let her go.
There is betrayal among friends as Preece's most secret of secrets is found out and he does what must be done to keep control of his slave-wife. He earns the ire of his greatest ally, his god Parin, and his penance might be the end of his time as King of Murabet and Mida and the end of him altogether.
Reah must learn to live without the man who saved her life and her sanity; who saved her throne, saved her people from plague and drought. Can she see her country through an incredible Industrial Revolution without the man whose foresight and planning skills started it all?
Bridging the gap between the old ways and the new world they are creating, she deals with issues of sexuality and same-sex marriage and tolerance in issues of race, rank and station in life. She also has to do things she never thought she was capable of. In order to keep her throne and her marriage and protect her ally the Brother King of the Stepping Stone Isles, she could lose the love of her people.
Will she ever be safe while the crown is on her head? Who can step in and take her In Hand to protect her from herself?
In this volume, we meet more family members and visit with old friends. Loyalties and resolve are tested. And the rules of love and marriage are rewritten.
Preece has Murabet--and Reah--well in hand, but the schemes of his mother and brother never end. While he’s gone back to Mida to deal with them once and for all, a gut-wrenching accident causes a pregnant Reah to lose herself maybe a little too much to her obsession with her new-found god. Dohan and Jacek do their best to get through to her but they may be too late to stop her downward spiral. She might lose her crown to a pretender if she can’t pull herself together and out of the clutches of a god who doesn't want to let her go.
There is betrayal among friends as Preece's most secret of secrets is found out and he does what must be done to keep control of his slave-wife. He earns the ire of his greatest ally, his god Parin, and his penance might be the end of his time as King of Murabet and Mida and the end of him altogether.
Reah must learn to live without the man who saved her life and her sanity; who saved her throne, saved her people from plague and drought. Can she see her country through an incredible Industrial Revolution without the man whose foresight and planning skills started it all?
Bridging the gap between the old ways and the new world they are creating, she deals with issues of sexuality and same-sex marriage and tolerance in issues of race, rank and station in life. She also has to do things she never thought she was capable of. In order to keep her throne and her marriage and protect her ally the Brother King of the Stepping Stone Isles, she could lose the love of her people.
Will she ever be safe while the crown is on her head? Who can step in and take her In Hand to protect her from herself?
In this volume, we meet more family members and visit with old friends. Loyalties and resolve are tested. And the rules of love and marriage are rewritten.
478 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 6, 2014
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TylerRose.
44 books9 followersI am a real sadomasochist with over 33 years of personal experience in BDSM and d/s-m/s relationships.
Now that my Kingdom Key series is complete, I am focusing on more books in the Gethis series. I have numerous books lined up for the next five years, plus whatever else my brain conjures up.
I will be continuing the Culpation League as well. I have at least two or three in mind, one of which corresponds to the last Kingdom Key book and the Peeper saga of my Gethis series.
I don't issue trigger warnings. If you have a trigger, assume I will hit it and make your decisions accordingly.
My characters do not always live happily ever after. Things aren't always finished with a nice, neat bow. Sometimes the ending is very messy indeed.
Now that my Kingdom Key series is complete, I am focusing on more books in the Gethis series. I have numerous books lined up for the next five years, plus whatever else my brain conjures up.
I will be continuing the Culpation League as well. I have at least two or three in mind, one of which corresponds to the last Kingdom Key book and the Peeper saga of my Gethis series.
I don't issue trigger warnings. If you have a trigger, assume I will hit it and make your decisions accordingly.
My characters do not always live happily ever after. Things aren't always finished with a nice, neat bow. Sometimes the ending is very messy indeed.
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April 21, 2015
The third book in the series just blew me away. Ms. TylerRose has a trifecta on her hands. This book had you rooting for Preece and you were hoping Peeper would get her head on straight. It has a few surprises that threw me. You root for one character hoping she has her head on straight, only to see her downfall. You will zip thru this book because you just need to know what's going to happen next. Heard there is another in the works. I can't wait!
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