With Moirin and Aereth having decided to hide from Queen Rhian in Eriallon, Salia and the knights continue their own journey to the Far Shore, now accompanied by the female knights Erin and Mona. After Kamryn encourages Salia to explore her sexuality with Erin, the princess and the knights of Vallor receive a raven from Cawic Castle, summoning them to Breestone. Realizing they can no longer keep running from Queen Rhian, Salia and the Broin sisters set out for an audience with the queen. Meanwhile, the sorceress Aine is still lurking and very much at large. Don't miss the seventh installment of this lesbian romance series!
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"Stand aside, good Kamryn," Aereth snarled. "If these excuses for warriors would face me, I would end them!"
Kamryn didn't know what possessed her to do it -- perhaps she just wanted to see Deirdre get her tail handed to her – but she released Aereth, sheathed her sword, and stepped calmly aside.
"Are you mad?" Fara hissed at Kamryn. "Aereth will slaughter Dierdre!"
Kamryn found it difficult to care.
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Salia laughed softly. "Truly? I thought you would have been jealous."
Kamryn snorted. "Of Erin? There is no competition. I'm the better lover. You may lay with her, but you will long for me again and again. No one else can touch thee so deeply."
Salia blushed again, delighted by their banter. Just the hour before, she had been distraught, torn that Moirin had left her for a second time, but as always, Kamryn had somehow managed to make her feel better. Her heart warmed to the knight, and she wanted to stop and kiss her, but she was afraid that if she stopped walking, she would fall down. She was so tired.
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Salia was so exhausted that she tripped over her own slippers, and without missing a beat, Kamryn swept the princess easily into her arms and marched on. Salia's heart leapt with pleasant surprise at how easily she was lifted, like a little doll. Kamryn didn't even grunt or strain, just swept her up. She had almost forgotten how strong the twins were, and her heart was hammering in her ears with arousal. Suddenly, she didn't care about Erin's past. Kamryn was speaking again when Salia kissed her without warning on the mouth.
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Erin wanted to protest, but deep down, she knew she wanted what was happening. Looking up at Salia and her pale, soft beauty, she suddenly understood why Kamryn and Fara had surrendered to the princess so easily, had run away for her, had slain their friends for her. Salia was easily one of the most beautiful women Erin had ever seen. She looked at Salia's swollen breasts riding soft and large in her low fur collar and knew she'd slay for her as well.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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"Stand aside, good Kamryn," Aereth snarled. "If these excuses for warriors would face me, I would end them!"
Kamryn didn't know what possessed her to do it -- perhaps she just wanted to see Deirdre get her tail handed to her – but she released Aereth, sheathed her sword, and stepped calmly aside.
"Are you mad?" Fara hissed at Kamryn. "Aereth will slaughter Dierdre!"
Kamryn found it difficult to care.
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Salia laughed softly. "Truly? I thought you would have been jealous."
Kamryn snorted. "Of Erin? There is no competition. I'm the better lover. You may lay with her, but you will long for me again and again. No one else can touch thee so deeply."
Salia blushed again, delighted by their banter. Just the hour before, she had been distraught, torn that Moirin had left her for a second time, but as always, Kamryn had somehow managed to make her feel better. Her heart warmed to the knight, and she wanted to stop and kiss her, but she was afraid that if she stopped walking, she would fall down. She was so tired.
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Salia was so exhausted that she tripped over her own slippers, and without missing a beat, Kamryn swept the princess easily into her arms and marched on. Salia's heart leapt with pleasant surprise at how easily she was lifted, like a little doll. Kamryn didn't even grunt or strain, just swept her up. She had almost forgotten how strong the twins were, and her heart was hammering in her ears with arousal. Suddenly, she didn't care about Erin's past. Kamryn was speaking again when Salia kissed her without warning on the mouth.
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Erin wanted to protest, but deep down, she knew she wanted what was happening. Looking up at Salia and her pale, soft beauty, she suddenly understood why Kamryn and Fara had surrendered to the princess so easily, had run away for her, had slain their friends for her. Salia was easily one of the most beautiful women Erin had ever seen. She looked at Salia's swollen breasts riding soft and large in her low fur collar and knew she'd slay for her as well.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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