Total pages in book: 48
Estimated words: 43296 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 216(@200wpm)___ 173(@250wpm)___ 144(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 43296 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 216(@200wpm)___ 173(@250wpm)___ 144(@300wpm)
And the shirt was also made of the same white material, nearly falling to her knees and to her elbows, but once again, it covered her and didn’t make her feel exposed. She had no undergarments on, but she was clothed and certainly wouldn’t be picky.
The dining hall came into view, and she stopped before she entered. It always amazed her when she entered this part of the ship. Half of the room was shaped circularly with glass taking up a crescent shape and showcasing the dark, star-dotted space before them.
On the other side was the kitchenette which had anything and everything a person could want. Robotic arms and high-tech gadgets did all the cooking, cleaning, and serving, and made Tao’s seem even more primitive in comparison.
They made no secret of where they were going—back to their home planet. But she knew enough of where the Aktulla males came from that it was a wondrous and beautiful planet. Any place was better than where she had come from.
In all reality, she was glad Erak had changed course and was no longer headed for Hete’kkia because, even if there was a part of her that tried to stay somewhat neutral when it came to the men, she was also jealous.
There wouldn’t be any doubt that they would have been surrounded by gorgeous females, ones that knew a hell of a lot more about pleasing a male than she did.
Luna didn’t actually think she could have handled seeing the women fawning all over the brothers.
She was so damn indecisive, and she hated it. The sooner she got off this ship the better. Even if she couldn’t stay on their predominantly male planet, she could ask for their help.
Surely, they would aid her in finding another place to call home, and if not, maybe she could work for her room and board there? She would show them she was a hard worker, that she could earn her keep.
Because after being on this ship for the past week, smelling these three males’ intoxicating pheromones, and realizing her walls were being broken down by them little by little was driving her crazy.
As the days progressed, Luna was finding out how unique each male was. Erak was the leader, always in command and the first one Genet and Erak went to with any problems.
Genet was the second eldest and in charge when Erak wasn’t available. Genet’s personality was one of a great warrior but also a gentle giant.
It was clear he reveled in battle and excelled in the art. There had been many times she watched the males fight and train, saw how skilled each of them were, but didn’t miss how Genet seemed to be an expert in reading his opponent’s moves and where they were going to strike next.
She found herself increasingly enthralled, aroused even, as she watched them wage war against each other. The thought of them teaching her to fight, training her to defend herself, was something she wanted to look into, but she was almost hesitant to even ask.
The idea of being next to them, their sweaty bodies pressed close, their hands moving over each other, sent a sharp stab of lust through her.
Raimi was the youngest of the three. His youthful age was apparent in his boisterous and carefree attitude.
All three men were gorgeous in their own right, not classically handsome, per se, but powerful and scarred, like savage warriors awaiting their next battle. She walked further into the room and took a seat. Genet sat beside her, and she smiled at him.
The iridescent table glowed right before their platters of food appeared before them. In just seven days, Luna had gained several pounds, not much in the entire scheme of things, but enough that her bones weren’t so prominent any longer.
Her hips were fuller, as were her thighs. Luna didn’t go to bed hungry, and she had been surprised at how good it felt. She even felt healthier, livelier. Food had been scarce on Kat’aki and stealing from the kitchen when she was able to had only provided meager scraps.
These warriors made her eat, though, filled her plate until she forced them not to give her anymore. It was kind of...endearing.
“You’re not hungry this evening?” Genet’s voice drew her attention, and she realized she had just been staring at the food in front of her. The fact was, her thoughts consumed her, stole her sanity, and made her rethink every single decision she had made since being on their ship.
“I am. It’s just....” Luna looked over at Genet, and let herself get lost in his sea green eyes. They seemed to swirl the longer she stared at him, and the hypnotizing quality left her feeling somewhat unhinged.
Luna wanted to give in to them and tell them to claim her.
As she opened her mouth to do just that because her hormones and all reasoning left her, Raimi took that opportunity to saunter in with an almost cocky grin on his face. He had this boyish charm, but she wasn’t fooled. He was a feral seducer, and planned on using that on her.