Defying Death
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She’d found it in the medic pack, Death’s gift being a remnant from the humans who had once owned the ship.
Those humans must be dead. She gazed at the male by her side. Judging by her experience with Death, killing was a cyborg’s first solution to any problem. He swept his hands over his dagger hilts and gun handles, verifying that they were all there.
The freshening square erased the scent of cum, Death having ravished her mouth mere moments ago. It didn’t remove his nanocybotics. They bubbled... inside her.
He’d fucked her pussy at sunrise and rubbed his scent over every square of her skin, ensuring every being knew whom she belonged to.
He was a savage being.
That shouldn’t thrill her as much as it did. She was a medic, was renowned for her brain. He treated her like his personal sex toy.
And she liked it. Her lips twisted. “No killing. No breeding.” The thought of him touching another female made her want to take a laser scalpel to the unknown female’s eyeballs.
“No breeding.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’d found it in the medic pack, Death’s gift being a remnant from the humans who had once owned the ship.
Those humans must be dead. She gazed at the male by her side. Judging by her experience with Death, killing was a cyborg’s first solution to any problem. He swept his hands over his dagger hilts and gun handles, verifying that they were all there.
The freshening square erased the scent of cum, Death having ravished her mouth mere moments ago. It didn’t remove his nanocybotics. They bubbled... inside her.
He’d fucked her pussy at sunrise and rubbed his scent over every square of her skin, ensuring every being knew whom she belonged to.
He was a savage being.
That shouldn’t thrill her as much as it did. She was a medic, was renowned for her brain. He treated her like his personal sex toy.
And she liked it. Her lips twisted. “No killing. No breeding.” The thought of him touching another female made her want to take a laser scalpel to the unknown female’s eyeballs.
“No breeding.”
What to read after Defying Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cynthia Sax to read onlineMoreLess
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