Every week this month I'll share excerpts for one of my books. This week is excerpts from Dreams of the Forgotten (Sumeria's Sons #3) scheduled for release on March 26, 2013.
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Chapter One continued...
© 2012, Lexi Ander
The
sun hadn't breached the horizon. I lay
in bed warm and cozy next to my lover. I
listened to the soft inhalations of Ushna's breathing, and stared at his
beautiful masculine face. Long dark
eyelashes brushed the tops of his cheeks, lips pink, and slightly pouty in
rest, his blue-black hair sweeping across his bow and getting caught in the
dark stubble along his cheek. His sun
darkened skin glowed with his vibrancy, even in his sleep.
Dreams
aside, I loved waking up before Ushna so I could watch the sun paint the face
of my consort with the colors of dawn. I’d
listen to his breathing, watch his chest rise and fall, making the iridescent
scales of his albino Caduceus looked like liquid silver. Being with him in moments like these, I knew
where I was supposed to be.
Much
had happened in the three months since I found out that I, Tristan Javed
Ksathra Janick, was not only Lycan royalty but the last and only Prince of the
Enkidu bloodline. This jolting
revelation changed my life forever. I
went from being an insignificant alpha with a tribe of two, to having one of
the fastest growing tribes, with the largest contingent of Lycan warriors
outside of the hearth tribe back home in Georgia.
Changes
were made to our ranch as a part of the infrastructure we were setting up
before Ushna and I would step from the shadows and revealed our identities to
all Lycans as the royal couple and I the future king. Having security in place before going public
with the announcement was imperative because assassins had murdered those who
came before me. Recent events with the
Magi College made us question who to trust, especially after Caspian MacCuill,
a member of the governing Magi Triad, tried to kidnap my consort, Ushna, and
our childhood friend and Magi, Gregori Borchetta.
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