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Brutal Mate

Planet of Kings, Book 1

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Brutal Mate

By: Lee Savino, Tabitha Black
Narrated by: Jasper Woodcock
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One minute I’m walking back home from a nightclub. The next, I’m waking up in a cage.

Abducted by aliens. Given to an alien race. Put up for auction. But instead of being sold to the highest bidder, I'm rescued by one of the Brutal Ones: the biggest, baddest bullies in the universe.

But it's not a rescue. Not really. My rescuer makes it clear he wants something in return for saving my life....

...an Omega.

Me.

©2021 Lee Savino & Tabitha Black (P)2021 Lee Savino & Tabitha Black Fantasy Science Fiction
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it got very annoying where she went along with everything, and didn't put up a fight like every women would, I love alien romance and have read A LOT!!! and all the really good ones they put up a lot more fight, then just go alone with everything, also the way he fucked her and how many times in a day, would have done some serious damage to her pushy and the way her pussy just 'gushes' every time he growls or comes near her. yer OK...I know it fiction but come on make it believable to some degree to be able to get into the story, having multiple orgasims is every women's fantasy, but getting wet so it's running down your legs by just coming near you is just stupid.....the overall storyline was a good one, just the filling was a annoying... sorry x

a bit far fetched!!

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