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This is a Happily Ever After, Galactic Cyborg Heat Series, Hot Romantic Fiction Novel. A tantalizing story of passions and desires, that brings two very different people together in a way they never thought possible. This is a standalone novel but can and is more complete by reading the series in order starting with Book 1 Rage. But not doing so, will not spoil your enjoyment.
NOTE TO READERS: If you love the work of Anna Hackett and Eve Langlais you will love this. This is a sci-fi romance, filled with hot sex, strong dominant men and sexy females who know how to hold their own. It's gritty, confrontational and steam will be coming out of your ears. If you're looking for something to get those juices flowing, you just found it. Enjoy!
This novel is written mainly in British English, with American words and slang from both.
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The next in the Galactic Cyborg Heat Series...
He was losing his way. Failing. His diagnostic continually running in the back of his mind told of unknown issues it couldn't identify. That was a problem. He was Cyborg. They knew everything, their onboard computer embedded in their brain made sure of that. It recorded everything since his birthing. But not this time and not for a while. Nothing seemed logical anymore.
He'd fixed his parts as best he could a long time ago, using materials from other Cyborgs that he'd found dead and not able to revive. It was a reminder they were not infallible. Nothing seemed designed for him on this world and that was something else that was illogical unless his data was flawed too. It probably was...
Parts didn't work well, and he couldn't fix them. Time streams were missing. He couldn't remember how he got there or why. He was Cyborg, a soldier. There had to have been a war on this world. It showed damage but the humans still lived and thrived.
How long had it been? His data was flawed. The humans helped him, not feared him and that seemed illogical too... What was his purpose here? Why did he keep going? He gazed at the house up ahead. The child's place. No not a child any longer. Those years had long passed, she was fully grown now.
So brave. The female... that tried to help him...
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He was here again...
Cally, sadly looked out the window and watched him walk by. His limp was getting worse, but he wouldn't let them help him. As regular as clockwork, he made the rounds around the village day and night. No one knew what he was looking for or why or what he feared.
Even he didn't know, she'd asked him once as a child and he'd only told her it was his job. Only no one in the village could remember who'd given him the job in the first place or how he'd been there. There was no record of it, and it had to be before her grandparent's time.
All anyone knew, was that he'd turned up one day, repaired an empty house and joined them. He was clearly a soldier, long-lived by their standards, only their world had no war or a reason to have any soldiers. It made no sense that he was there at all but there he was. Alone... And that bothered her.
His injuries bothered her too... The knee collapsed and he fell on one knee. She fought the need to help him knowing better than to go to his aid.
He would reject it... again. She had to do something before it was too late. Human or not, she couldn't imagine not seeing him in her life...
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