Blurb – Kingdom
of the Jax:
Accompanied
by Yaneta, his beautiful alien bride, Turtan travels across the stars to Cross
Imperial Station. The Jax, Overseers of
the universe, have given him an amazing navigational device which can enable
the Cross to quickly defeat their seemingly invincible enemy, the Cen, and end
their five-thousand-year-old war.
But will
the Emperor welcome him to the station or order the execution of both him and
his wife? Turtan is, after all,
endlessly resourceful and may learn the emperors’ terrible secret and act of
betrayal concealed these past five hundred years. Even if spared, Yaneta is still a member of the enemy and may be
killed instantly.
To
succeed in his mission, Turtan faces an almost impossible task, one requiring
not only luck but the full range of all the skills he has acquired in four
thousand years as an elite agent.
It is
his greatest challenge ever.
Excerpt from the Beginning of
Chapter Fourteen of Kingdom of the Jax:
Yaneta was right. When he woke up to her kissing him thirty-one years later, he
liked it very much indeed, especially since her kisses soon grew into something
more. As the needles withdrew, he knew
they should follow protocol and practice reintegration exercises (however,
their current exercises appeared to be an admirable substitute!), and they
should rush to the bridge to see how close they were to their destination, or
even if their destination still existed.
Only as Yaneta mounted him for the second time and began undulating in
interesting and creative ways, any thoughts of duty uncharacteristically left
Turtan’s mind.
After a while, he
tipped his loving Cen adversary over and rose on top. The war continued, with the Cross now ascendant. Yaneta grew sleek, slippery, and supple
beyond belief. She kissed every
centimeter of his body, though he didn’t know how. Next she tossed him over in a friendly revolt and coaxed yet another
orgasm forth where he’d thought only exhaustion remained.
“My God,” he gasped,
“did you inject me with an aphrodisiac?”
“Natural pheromones,”
she said. “Very mild. By the way, how is your shoulder?”
Oh yes, a ricochet at
the station had given him a nasty burn.
During their lovemaking, he’d forgotten.
He twisted to examine the wound. “It’s almost gone. How—Oh.”
He remembered her licking it.
“I just wish I could
lick away your past,” she said. Her
hands slipped down, cupping and coaxing his buttocks. “Come on, take us to paradise again.”
He huffed and
puffed. “I’m too old for this. Even older than Methuselah.”
“Who’s he?”
“Check your Bible.”
“Check this.”
She moved her
hands.
“God,” he said. “Holy—”
“See what I mean about
the hands of some Cen females? Believe
me, they can work miracles.”
Turtan sucked in his
breath. Before him the doors of
paradise not only opened, they yawned wide.
Titles: Inspector
of the Cross
Kingdom of the Jax
Series:
Inspector of the Cross
Author:
John B. Rosenman
Genre:
SF Romantic Action-Adventure
Publisher:
MuseItUp Publishing
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Release
date for Kingdom of the Jax: June 6, 2013
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This looks like a great boy book!
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ReplyDeleteSuzanne, thanks, I think it is a great boy book. But there's a great romance in it too (he said modestly) and a future female super agent in the form of a fourteen year old girl inspired by our granddaughter.
What a wonderful cover and I think I would love this one. I am going to look this one up!
ReplyDeleteThank you John and Penny
Your books look very interesting, John. I love the excerpt. Best of luck.
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