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I just recently released a short story called Savagely Yours: The Beginning which is a prequel to my new series that is due out soon called Eternally Yours (Coming out on August 16th, 2017)

Book Description:
Wounded from a bank robbery gone terribly wrong, Tristan Novak finds himself in the home of the LaBaus. Where he is not only cared for by Charlamaine LaBau but also seduced by both she and her twin sister Latrelle LaBau who holds a dark family secret, but little do these women know - Tristan has a little secret of his own as well.

Book Excerpt:
It was a robbery gone horribly wrong. It all started out so perfect, I honestly thought we were about to get away with it. A simple bank robbery – that was the plan. I was in the vault snatching up every bundle of cash and every piece of valuable I could get my dirty hands on, while my crew continued to get what they could get from the tellers. We had no mercy, not even for the customers who were cowering on the floor, doing whatever it took to stay alive; not make matters worse.

But what happened next was something I did not see coming, never in my wildest dreams would I have ever expected this to happen to me. Something that caught me so off guard, I nearly shit myself when I saw it with my own eyes. I was in the vault, cleaning it out, when suddenly I heard this very low snarling coming from just outside. A sound that was so loud, I almost thought it was a low roll of thunder from outside but the sound kept coming closer and closer, almost as if it was in the vault, right next to me. I suddenly realize that the sound was coming from within the bank itself. Paralyzed with anxiety, fear soon began to creep its way up my body, but I shook it off. I could not go out like this. I had to do something if I was to survive.

There was a sickening rancid odor in the air that had reminded me of sour dog breath, only ten times worse. Quickly, I ran up to the heavy steel wall of the vault and quietly crept along towards the entrance, to investigate what was going on just outside. As I drew near, an enormous paw appeared on the threshold with razor sharp claws. I looked for some kind of sharp object to use as a weapon to protect myself, I had to be quick about it. Lying on the floor in front of me, was six feet of silver cable wire. It wasn’t much - nor did I think it would do much harm to this creature - but there was a strong chance I could maybe strangle it. I had the muscle power to do so. It was a big risk, but it was worth the try. Now was not the time to let reality get the best of me, this was a time for survival of the fittest. No matter how massive in size this creature was, I wasn’t about to go out like that: killed by a monster.

Sliding closer to the entrance as the creature entered the room, I was waiting for my chance to catch it by surprise and hopefully gain control of the situation, so that I could strangle it.

Once it was fully in the room with its back to me, I took my chance and jumped on its back. This creature, which closely resembled a wolf but more monstrous, seemed like it had come from a horror movie. But now was not the time to make such observations – it was either kill or be killed. Taking the silver cable wire, I quickly wrapped it around the wolf’s neck as it tried its best to get me off its back. A hot sizzling hissing sound came from the silver cable as it hit this creature’s skin, and the wolf seemed to weaken underneath me as I struggle to strangle it. The more it fought me, the tighter I pulled the silver cable around its neck. Its claws had caught my leg during the struggle, sharp pain shooting out from the deep gash it had created. My femur was now exposed.

The monster was getting weaker and weaker by the moment, within a few moments it was now on the ground, struggling to breathe. Flinching and wiggling, life left his body slowly. The deep glow that was in its eye faded away with the life that was draining from its body with its last breaths. I slowly backed away watching in horror, the sharp pain that shot out from my wound now beyond bearable. In the distance I heard sirens, realizing I was in the middle of a robbery that had gone so horribly wrong. I struggled to collect the cash and valuables that I managed to snatch, while watching this lifeless beastlike creature. Before leaving the vault, I made a tourniquet to stop the bleeding and hobbled along the wall to the back entrance of the building.

Looking back at it now, I really should have stayed to make sure this creature was dead instead of just making an escape. Even with the cops close by. It was a near- fatal mistake that would soon come back to haunt me in the near future.

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