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Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Astrally-Yours-Aferrum-Brotherhood-Series-ebook/dp/B00K1NQL5Y/ref=pd_rhf_gw_p_d_4
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An Aferrum Brotherhood Novella. 20,486 words. 
Caeli Aferrum found himself in the Midwest unsure what to expect from the human race. 
He was searching Earth for a partner he could call his own along with some of his brethren. After a few beers and a name change to, Kyle he found the curious creatures full of questions. They appeared less scary and a whole lot sexier, especially the one named Hank. 

When Hank Cutter entered Rascals Bar the last thing he expected in his small town of North Fork, Kansas was to meet a man. There was only one gay man in town and that happened to be him. He finds himself faced with a startling truth: Kyle is actually a Ferrumis in search of a mate he intends to have for life on the spacecraft Fronza, a stolen Thorean ship manned by seven other aliens who are roaming the galaxy with no particular destination in mind. He knew love came in many different shapes and sizes, but did his have to have a smooth metallic-colored tail and a set of razor sharp fangs? 

Can their love span species lines and quench the growing lust in Caeli in time to save him from his Needing? Or will Hank deny his growing feelings to stay safe and sound on good ol’ planet Earth? 





                                                        


When Ethan Stokes returns to his family’s farm for an obligatory visit, he discovers that the man he shared his first kiss with back in high school, Quinn Kincade, has not only moved in, but also plans to turn the farm into a weekend destination for urbanites with too much cash.  

But if he remembered correctly, wasn’t Quinn… straight? And married?

Between milking cows, renovating barns, and dealing with aging fathers with strong opinions, the two men try to maneuver the best they know how, both looking for their happily ever after atop Rainbow Hill.

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