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A Solstice Eve to Remember: An Omega Auction Holiday Story
- The Omega Auction Chronicles, Book 7
- Narrated by: Alexander Collins
- Length: 1 hr and 24 mins
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A Solstice Eve to Remember: An Omega Auction Holiday Story
Narrated by:
Alexander Collins
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Publisher's Summary
This is not a stand-alone story. It is a short story (novella) featuring gay characters who have been introduced in The Omega Auction and The Omega Rescue. If you haven't listened to those stories, this probably will not make sense. A Solstice Eve to Remember is a fun and silly evening where everyone is together for the holiday - there is no real plot and virtually no sex. Enjoy!
©2017 Kian Rhodes (P)2021 Nom de Plume Publications, LLC
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