Bound (A Faery Story 1)

Green Man or that Beck had incredible reserves of strength. They

were just men, but the idea that they were something greater could

cause just as much trouble as it actually being true.

The political ramifications alone were awful. If the vampires

became involved, Torin would have a fight on his hand. He was

already forced to deal with a rebellion every few months. If word got

back to the home plane that the twins were alive and had ascended to

virtual godhood, there would be no stopping the citizens.

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They would come for Torin, and his army of mercenaries

wouldn’t be able to stop them. To keep Torin on the throne, the twins

must die. The first thing she needed to do was get rid of the bitch in

Beck’s arms. It was the simplest way. Cian would fade quickly if his

beloved left him. Megan Finn needed to leave her husbands. Liadan

had only found one way to make that happen.

She needed to place a call to a very specific deliveryman.

Unfortunately, she couldn’t send a note and ask him to call upon her.

She needed something to tempt him. Liadan decided little Bri would

work perfectly well. There was no way th

e little idiot wasn’t a virgin.

Demons highly prized virginity for some insane reason.

There was a purring sound at her feet, and Liadan sighed in

delight. Ain always knew when she was needed. Liadan reached over

and picked up the solid black cat. She held the familiar to her breast,

enjoying the purring sensation along her skin. Ain had been with her

since she was a child. She had always been a strong presence,

reminding Liadan of her unique talents in a world of mundane idiots.

The cat’s huge eyes glowed in the dim light.

“You know who I want?”