Silver Slayer

Author: Iona Strom
Genre(s): Romance | New Adult | Paranormal
Total pages: 81

Silver Slayer

Quin
I was stolen from my world, taken so far from home that the stars don’t even look the same. It left me stranded on a planet swallowed by an anomaly, sealed away from the stars and surrounded by things that hunt in the dark. It taught me one truth: survival isn’t mercy. It’s violence. It’s grit. It’s refusing to die.
Then rescue arrives in the form of a silver-skinned alien warrior with eyes like molten steel… and a bond I can feel clawing at my skin.
He looks at me like fate. But I’ve already been caged once, and I will not belong to anyone again.
Not even to him.

Vennox
I remember Valose before it became a sanctuary, before humans, before peace, before the clans stopped bleeding each other dry.
Then the Gretolics took me. When I finally returned, the world I knew was gone, replaced by something softer. Stranger.
Now I am leaving it again, pulled into an anomaly and trapped on a savage alien planet where even the air feels wrong. That is where I find her.
Quin is human, fierce, wounded, and fighting the bond with everything she has left.
The planet wants to kill us. The past already has. And my spirit mate refuses to surrender.

I should let her go, but Valosians do not abandon what is theirs, not when the bond awakens, not when she is the only thing that stills the violence inside my mind and makes the world feel real again.

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