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On this Earth, humans are three things. Prey. Servants. Or food.My Overseers will use me as all three.Ever since the Grengorans came to Earth, humans have been tagged like livestock.We are seen as little more than animals, for food or fodder.But I have another option in mind.I want to make the most out of my miserable life.And I can think of three scaly ways to do so.My family is only worried about staying alive. By letting my Overseers grow addicted to my body, I’m ensuring my family’s survival. But I don’t become their toy just to stay alive.No. I’m becoming their toy to get ahead.When their superiors notice the progress I’ve made, our relationship is tested in ways I never imaginedWill they choose my body or their Empire?All I can say for sure is...My body has three compelling arguments to choose me.Author's Note: This is a dark and twisty science fiction romance that may not be for everyone. HEA guaranteed.
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- Author
- Zora Black
- Published
- 2022
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
- Subjects
- Romance, Paranormal Romance, Fiction
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