| Author: | Lizzie Ashworth | ISBN: | 9781311091314 |
| Publisher: | Lizzie Ashworth | Publication: | November 7, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lizzie Ashworth |
| ISBN: | 9781311091314 |
| Publisher: | Lizzie Ashworth |
| Publication: | November 7, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords |
| Language: | English |
The year is 2056. Fire rages unchecked across the American countryside. Water rationing is a way of life. A new plague creeps across the land, an insidious degradation of cell function called Brown Death.
Lu Haverson stumbled across a cure for this malicious killer when he joined forces with Rae Stewart at her House of Rae, a pleasure house serving women. He loves bringing women the height of sexual pleasure, but even more he loves Rae. But he and Rae can't seem to get past their jealousies and power struggle.
It's the pleasure energy generated at the House that fuels the restorative powers that heal Brown Death, not only the flagship operation at Kansas City but in Rae's chain of houses across the nation. That's Lu's mission even if things never work out with Rae.
But now she's brought in this young buck, Josh Carter, a new hire who seems anything but eager to serve the House's female clientele. Lu's instincts tell him there's a lot more to this kid than what's on the surface, and he makes it his mission to find out more.
Rae resents the hell out of Lu's suspicions. She knows a hit when she sees it, and there's nothing more appealing to the House clientele than a potent young man so full of himself as Josh. Plus she personally finds him irresistible.
Trained since childhood to carry out the Brotherhood's mission, Josh hardly cares what this Lu guy thinks. If he has to sacrifice his moral standing to satisfy his boss Rae, he'll do it. The mission is the important thing, the mission to destroy her and her House.
The year is 2056. Fire rages unchecked across the American countryside. Water rationing is a way of life. A new plague creeps across the land, an insidious degradation of cell function called Brown Death.
Lu Haverson stumbled across a cure for this malicious killer when he joined forces with Rae Stewart at her House of Rae, a pleasure house serving women. He loves bringing women the height of sexual pleasure, but even more he loves Rae. But he and Rae can't seem to get past their jealousies and power struggle.
It's the pleasure energy generated at the House that fuels the restorative powers that heal Brown Death, not only the flagship operation at Kansas City but in Rae's chain of houses across the nation. That's Lu's mission even if things never work out with Rae.
But now she's brought in this young buck, Josh Carter, a new hire who seems anything but eager to serve the House's female clientele. Lu's instincts tell him there's a lot more to this kid than what's on the surface, and he makes it his mission to find out more.
Rae resents the hell out of Lu's suspicions. She knows a hit when she sees it, and there's nothing more appealing to the House clientele than a potent young man so full of himself as Josh. Plus she personally finds him irresistible.
Trained since childhood to carry out the Brotherhood's mission, Josh hardly cares what this Lu guy thinks. If he has to sacrifice his moral standing to satisfy his boss Rae, he'll do it. The mission is the important thing, the mission to destroy her and her House.
