Breeder, my erotic sci-fi romance, continues to top the charts. This week on Amazon, it hit no. 3 in books/romance/fantasy, and no. 4 in both books/romance/sci-fi and Kindle/romance/sci-fi. It’s an All Romance eBooks bestseller at No. 18. The reviews have been fabulous. I’d said in the beginning I wanted to make my readers feel, to stir deep emotion, and this book seems to have done that.
Here’s a little snippet for this week’s Saturday Spankings and Weekend Writing Warriors blog hop in which authors post eight sentences of their work. To visit the other authors on the hop, click on the links. Now, from Breeder, in Alpha Commander Dak’s POV…
“You will sleep here.” He swept his arm in an arc. “This will be your room.” He was breaking Protocol. Breeders slept on the floor near their alphas and betas in case their services were required, but given Corren’s animosity, it would be better for domestic harmony if she slept separate from them. Better for him if she wasn’t too close. But he could not exile her to the stable with the animals. She might be female, but Parseon blood ran in her veins.
Breeder blurb
To secure his legacy, Commander Dak, a ruling Alpha of planet Parseon, purchases Omra, a breeder slave. He intends to impregnate her, produce a son, and hand her off to his anointed beta partner. As Dak and Omra discover a sexual bliss banned by law, he begins to question Protocol-sanctioned male domination, causing him to jeopardize his command and endanger the life of the woman he has come to love.
Breeder explores the concepts of gender roles and social prohibitions against deviant behavior. It includes graphic M/F and some M/M sexual content and domestic discipline.
Enter for a $50 Amazon certificate. Breeder Reader Contest ends soon!
October 31, 2013 is the deadline to enter the Breeder Reader Contest for a $50 Amazon gift certificate. Here are the rules:
- Write and post a review of Breeder on Amazon, ARe, Loose Id, and Goodreads. Each review is worth one contest entry, except for Amazon, which is worth two entries.
- You must email me the links to your review at carabristol50 (at) yahoo (dot) com and put “Breeder Reader Contest” in the subject line.
- You must post your review on or before October 31, 2013.
- Note: I had offered one contest entry for posting on Barnes and Noble, but Breeder has not yet appeared on that site, so the maximum number of entries is five and not six.
These links will take you directly to Breeder to buy or review:
