Bacchus

by B. Redstone

Created for a life of servitude as a miner on a heavy gravity planet, Bron is left behind when the project fails. Sold to slave masters on the party planet Bacchus, he numbs himself to the horrors forced upon him by his new occupation. When he rescues a beautiful Human woman from rogue workers intent on gang rape, his emotional armor cannot protect him from a surge of new feelings he’s never experienced. Bron’s life sets off in bold new directions and he must learn his place in a new world just coming to terms with genetically created beings like him. He faces dangers from every side but the most challenging of all is love. Can it survive when his very right to exist is at risk?

282 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 17, 2021

Reviews

[Jeff · Rating 5 out of 5]

Hero sacrifices. Hero gets the girl/s.

If you are up for a story with a self sacrificing hero, then pick this up. Good writing, Well written spicy scenes, and an MC that is not an Alpha Chad. Kind of a sci-if slice of life with some action scenes thrown in. There is no real big bad guy, just the great enemy of a lot of good sci-if, traditional society. Worth the money.

[MGB · Rating 4 out of 5]

A very interesting story of a Genie (manufactured being) moving from miner, to slave on Bacchus, to falling in love, and eventual escape.

Lots of twists for the hero, but we are glad to see him survive the terrible path that is his existence.