by ML Guida
His mouth was on her breast, suckling and biting. His hands were plenty busy, pulling and pinching her other nipple and his other hand stroking her curls.
Her body was on fire. Tingles swept over her, turning her into a hot mess. Her rapid beating heart sent blood hurdling through her veins, then pooling at the juncture between her legs.
Something was different between them. The first time they’d explored each other’s bodies, it had been hesitant, but this was anything but. They were both bolder, not afraid to touch or kiss.
Passion was building insider her like a frenzy. “Walfea, take me.”
He put his hands on each of her trembling thighs and pushed them apart. He rested his hips between hers. His cock was full, the tip teasing her pussy.
She arched her hips, wanting him deeper. “Please.”
“Are you-–”
She clasped his cheeks between her hands. “Yes. I love you. Take me.”
She didn’t who was more surprised, her or him.
Walfea broke out into a slow grin. “Get ready.”
“I was born ready.”
He raised his hips and thrust his cock inside her, filling her like she’d never been stuffed before. Her breath caught in her throat and she stiffened, unable to move a single muscle. God, he was going to break her in two, but he slowly moved his hips. The friction stroked her muscles, the shock decreasing.
She followed his rhythm, the steady movement unlocked her fear. Pleasure pulsed through her. Waves and waves of tingles brushed over her. Walfea’s eyes glowed, and she swore his pupils became stars, green stars.
Something big was coming. Something scary. Something wonderful.
Their intensity picked up faster and faster. Their hearts were beating harder than she thought humanly possible. She clung to his shoulders.
God, she was going to die in his arms–literally.
“Walfea.”
“Hang on. It’s coming.”
An orgasm surged through her like she’d never felt before. It built higher and wilder knocking her senseless.
He thrust deeper, filling her. He released a rippling roar and she exploded. Never in a zillion years did she think this was could happen.
She screamed as she came again and again.
Walfea picked up her hand with the green wrist and clutched it. Tightly. Their wrists touched. An electric shock went through her in a split second, seizing her breath and nearly stopping her heart.
Both hers and Walfea’s wrists glowed green like the mountain meadows. The glow expanded, covering them like a veil––warm and light and silky.
Walfea was panting as loud as she was. He arched his back and spilled his seed into her. It whooshed through her, not just in her womb, but it felt as if it were traveling through her system, touching every part of her, every organ, every nerve and splashed onto her heart.
She screamed and came again, nearly shattering.
“Skye.” He nuzzled her ear. “We’re mated.”
His wrist had a glowing star that was a little smaller than hers. When he pressed his wrist against hers, she swore a key opened a lock.
She clutched his massive shoulders afraid she’d fracture. “God…that was…incredible.” She looked into his eyes. “I understand. I can feel you inside me. Not just in my womb. Everywhere.”
“And you’re in me. We’re one.”
“Parted but never parted.” She didn’t know why she said those words.
“The Shades released the knowledge to you.”
She rested her forehead on his. “I never want to lose you. When Hector said they were going to kill you, my heart died. I didn’t want to live without you.”
“And me without you.”
“Is lovemaking always going to be like this?”
“Yes.”
Goosebumps broke all over her. “Oh God, I’m a dead woman.”
“I won’t let you die.”
She twirled her finger in his hair. “I trust you with my heart and my life.”
His eyes brightened, and he kissed her, loving her, and living up to his promise.
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Sneak preview to Madness Unmasked where you first meet Walfea and the crew of the Intrepid.
Chapter One
Vrae Galaxy
Stars whizzed on the main bridge screen, but the Kamtrinian ship was faster, leaving the Intrepid in the dust.
Nucl pressed flashing buttons rapidly on his navigation and security board. “Captain, the Kamtrinians are out of our phaser range. We’re losing them!” His panicked voice matched his shaking fingers.
Tash, captain of the Intrepid, leaned forward on his command chair that had control panels on each side of the arms. The right panel readings listed the damage to the colony––buildings disintegrated, vegetation burned, and lifeforms dead. “I can see that helmsman. We need to remain calm.” His heart was thundering, pumping adrenaline at ultra speed, but his voice remained in control. His bear demanded to be set loose so he could tear apart a Kamtrininan, but he drew on his training as a United Planet Confederation Captain to push back his anger and control his animal.
The Intrepid rattled as it chased after the faster ship.
Tash’s intercom binged on the left control panel. “Captain?”
Tash cringed. It was his youngest brother, Ryruc, who they called Rye. He was the chief engineer, but when he was annoying, he called him by his real name. “Yes, Ryruc.”
“Damn it, Tash. What the hell are you doing? The engines can’t take much more of this. The Intrepid will shake apart.”
Rye was the alarmist of the family and the one with the shortest temper.
“Captain,” Vaughn, the Intrepid’s science officer and Tash’s brother, looked up from his red-colored scanner. He narrowed his green eyes. “If we enter the Chronos Star Solar System, we will be violating Confederation Command.”
Knup tapped his headset and punched the smooth buttons on his blue keyboard. “The Kamtrinians are demanding contact, Captain.”
Tash sank back into his black chair. “Put them on the screen.”
A tall, muscular humanoid with smooth white skin and three black eyes flashed onto the soft gray screen. “I am Yagok, Captain of the Executor. You are about to enter our solar system, which is a violation between our two confederations.”
Tash refused to show fear, but something about those three beady eyes reminded him of swirling, black holes and sent the hair on the back of his neck standing up. “This is Captain Tash of the Intrepid. You murdered innocent men, women, and children on Taurous. We have––”
Yagok growled, his eyes glowing darker. “They were invaders.”
“Taurous and Sutois are part of our solar system. You had no right to destroy them.”
Yagok smiled. “Only the strongest will survive, which you will soon discover. Prepare to be destroyed. Communications out.”
Nucl turned around, sweat glistening off his temples. “We have to do something. We have to destroy them. They decimated the colony!”
“I’m very aware of what they did, Nucl.”
A group of scientists had recently set up a settlement on the farthest orbiting moon––Taurous––of Sutois, which was the farthest and unknown planet of the Vrae Galaxy. Their mission had been to study the unknown planet of Sutois for possible life and development for the Confederation.
“The engines are overheating,” Rye growled. He was very close to letting his bear escape. The Intrepid was his baby and his bear was fiercely protective of
her.
Nucl gripped his console. “Captain, we can’t reduce speed.”
“She’ll break apart,” Rye snarled.
“I suggest, navigator,” Vaugh said. “That you remain calm and not endanger the ship. Or you risk tangling with our chief engineer.”
Nucl’s face turned several shades of grey. Rye was twice the bear he was, and when the Intrepid was in danger, he showed no mercy.
“But…”
Tash clutched his navigator’s seat, dominating the bear’s fear. “Nucl, stay on course. Reduce ultra-speed to nine. I’m not sure what Yagok is planning, but we have to keep our wits together.”
“Aye, aye, sir,” he grumbled. He was wise enough not to argue with Tash, since Rye was still listening.
Tash swiveled his chair. “Knup, have you been able to reach Confederation command?”
Knup shook his head. “No, Captain.” He furiously typed on his beeping keyboard. “Static is blocking our communications. It’s coming from the Kamtrinian ship.”
“Vaughn, what do we know of Sutois?”
“Not much, Captain. The atmosphere is similar to Aria–oxygen atmosphere, water, plants, minerals–and the planet can support life. No advanced civilizations inhabit the planet. However, the scientists had reported before their demise that there was life on Sutois. They were preparing to investigate when they were attacked.”
Tash rubbed his chin. “Maybe that’s why they were attacked.”
Vaughn nodded. “Possibly.”
Nucl glanced over his shoulder. “Captain, the Kamtrinian ship is slowing down.”
“Be prepared. Yagok said they planned to destroy us.” Tash stood. “Why wait until they reach the edge of our galaxy? Vaughn?”
Vaughn had returned to his scanner. “Unknown, Captain. But they appear to be firing up their weapons. Wait, there’s a second ship.”
Tash’s adrenaline whisked through him, his bear demanding to be released. The hairs on his back rose and his nails lengthened. He clenched his fist, struggling to remain in control. “How could we have missed them?”
Vaughn jerked his head up. “The second ship appears to have had a cloaking system.”
Tash’s mouth ran dry and the adrenaline pushing through his veins spiked, making him sweat. He hit the alert button. He scrambled for his captain’s voice, almost got it. “Red alert, red alert. All crew members report to battle stations.”
Rather than calm, cool and collective, he growled. “Nulc, raise our shields!”
Nulc cried, “They’re firing, Captain!”
Two torpedoes fired. The spinning white lights slammed into the Intrepid’s shields, and she jerked.
Vaughn pushed the shields’ control on his panel. “We lost shield number one.”
Tash ordered. “Return fire!”
Nucl fired photon ruptors. The ruptors smashed into the first ship, but the second one disappeared.
Another hit slammed into the Intrepid from behind, and she lurched forward.
“The second ship is behind us, Captain,” Vaughn said. “We’re trapped.”
“Not yet, we’re not. Nulc, navigate to maneuver five.”
Maneuver five meant the ship would move down rather than forward or backward. Just as the first ship was to return fire, the Intrepid vertically dropped, so the two Kamtrinian ships were facing each other. A crash rocked overhead.
“Captain?” Vaughn smiled. “The first ship fired on their own ship, but it disappeared.”
“We were lucky,” Tash said. “I doubt we will be again. Nucl, circle around to the first ship.”
“Aye, Captain.”
“Vaughn, scan for the second ship. Look for any unknown gas.”
“Yes, Captain.”
The Kamtrinian ship filled the screen. “Fire, Nucl. Full proton torpedoes.”
Torpedoes blazed toward the Kamtrinian ship. Victory was at hand, but another blast slammed into the Intrepid, sending her into a spinning nose dive. Tash somersaulted, the bridge rushing around him. He crashed into a wall, dots blurring his vision.
Sparks bursts through the bridge like a chain of explosions.
“Captain!” Rye yelled over the intercom. “We’re down to one shield and one engine.”
Tash slowly crawled to his feet, ignoring the pain throbbing in his back. “Vaughn, what the Jiarus happened?”
“That second ship has a new weapon, Captain. I should have surmised this.” Vaughn was surprisingly still at his post, his hands gripping the scanner. “We can’t withstand another direct hit.”
Knup snatched his hands off his flickering console. “Our communication system has short-circuited, Captain. Even if we get out of here, I can’t reach Confederation command.”
Phasers zapped the ship. Lights blinked. The Intrepid jolted, then slowed.
Rye buzzed. “Captain, we need to make repairs or we’ll be dead in space.”
Tash’s gut dropped to his feet. The Kamtrinians would blow the Intrepid into oblivion. “Evasive procedures, Nucl. We have to save the ship. Set a course for Sutois.”
“But Captain, we have to fight.”
“Nucl, there are over three hundred crew men and women on board this ship. I’ll not risk their lives to satisfy your lust for revenge.” He narrowed his eyes. “That’s a direct order.”
His body bulked up with the bear threatening to cut loose. The navigator flinched and immediately set a course away from the two starships.
“Rye, divert all power to shields. Nucl, maneuver six.”
“Aye, Captain,” they both answered.
The ship jumped straight up, just as the two Kamtrinians fired, hitting each other. Explosions flared on the Kamtrinians’ bridge. They tipped forward, hanging in midair.
“Considerable damage on the two ships, Captain,” Vaughn reported. “This may give us the time to make repairs on Sutois. I would suggest that we land on the planet itself instead of the star port on the moon. The Kamtrinians will be expecting us to land there.”
“Agreed.” Tash set back in his chair, his heart slowing to a steady pulse. “Let’s just hope we can make repairs before the Kamtrinians find us.”
“Life forms have been reported on Sutois’s surface, Captain,” Rye interrupted over the intercom. “I suggest we be prepared for hostile creatures.”
“They could also be non-threatening,” Vaughn argued. “We need to study before we attack.”
Tash glared at Vaughn. “We will be on yellow alert until I know it’s safe for our people.”
Vaughn huffed and whirled around. He returned to his station, muttering. Sometimes his voice of practicality and reasoning drove Tash crazy. His choices were nil. The Intrepid wouldn’t survive another battle with the Kamtrinian ships. To survive, they needed to make repairs.
He rubbed his sweating forehead and gritted his teeth, hoping he hadn’t made a deadly mistake.
About the Author
Award Winning Author M.L. Guida loves the paranormal. Even when she was four years old, she would watch the soap opera, Dark Shadows, and fell in love with vampires! Who wouldn't want a bite on the neck? But she didn't stop there. Witches, dragons, angels, and demons are sprinkled throughout her books.
Today, she continues to love the preternatural and watches Supernatural, Paranormal Survivor, and A Haunting. Like Dean Winchester, she loves to write alpha males who aren't afraid to face the forces of evil.
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Also by ML Guida
Paranormal Dating Agency
Eye of the Tiger
Dragons of Zalara (Scifi Romance Series)
Madness Unleashed
Madness Unhinged
Madness Unmasked
Madness Unbalanced
Touch of Madness
Touch of Darkness
World of Magic New Mexico
Touch of Curiosity
To
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Touch of Darkness
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Legends of the Soaring Phoenix
A Pirate’s Curse
A Pirate’s Revenge
A Pirate’s Agony
A Pirate’s Obsession
A Pirate’s Bane
A Pirate’s Darkness
Princesses of the Sea
Legends of the Soaring Phoenix
Angels of Death Series
Betrayal
Deception
Punishment
Cupid
Stand Alone
Dark Promise