Seas of Antrana, Book Two of the Erskan Trilogy [Paperback]

K McVey (Author)

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Publication Date: November 26, 2007

The Erskan Trilogy blends science-fiction to an erotic journey of dominance and submission. Once-defeated enemies again threaten the Erskans. Sworn to protect her civilization, Vercella Tural enlists the aid of Alexi Malind in a daring plan to capture the Earth criminal responsible for great losses. Tural finds herself at the front of a massive invasion..

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K. McVey has been a rubber fetishist and BDSM enthusiast since the 1980s. His debut novel blends life-long passions for science fiction and adventure with pulse-pounding erotic dominance & submission.

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Alexi lay at my feet. His body was curled, head resting on the blanket that covered my bare feet and his collared, naked body. Drifting into and out of sleep, my frey appeared relaxed and content. My feelings were opposite of his. There was something not right in the order of things. "Netra!" I cussed as the lead tip broke again. I pressed my lips close to it and puffed until the tip fell off the edge of my desk. "Mistress Tural?" Alexi asked, lifting his head. He blinked his eyes and then rubbed them with his left hand. "I cannot write the eta," I growled. I resisted the urge to grab the sheet of paper and crush it into an insignificant ball. Paper was too expensive to waste; instead I placed the lead-filled writing stick onto my desk. Alexi slowly got to his knees and then looked at my attempt to use the new writing instrument. "It looks good," he said, after a pause that led me to question his sincerity. "The paper is good. But I cannot write this letter." I jabbed the lead-filled writing stick at the deformed eta. "Look. It is not graceful, there are no curves in the letters, and ..." I lifted the writing stick. My knuckles were white. I made a loud breath. Then I added, "And the tip keeps breaking on the lead-filled writing stick." "'Pencil,'" he corrected. "Mistress," he added after a moment in a not-so-subtle attempt to appease me. He failed. I glared at him for a moment until he shrunk away an inch or two. On the right side of my desk, abandoned, was the cloton hair brush and skrow ink bottle that Hirlana, my mother, gave to me when I was a child. The glass bottle had been passed down among the women of our family for almost one thousand years. I reached across the table and ran my fingertips on the smooth, cool glass. My goal this year was to gain competence in writing Erskan with the pencil so that I could better translate my writings to English. "May I?" Alexi inquired. He took the pencil from my hand and then carved a tip into the cylindrical wood with a sharpening knife. Then he wrote the first six of the thirty-five letter Erskan alphabet. "Like that." It was effortless for him. The letters, though cleanly written, were lifeless and of single thickness. Alexi offered the pencil to me. Instead, my right hand lay flat on the paper a few long seconds - before my fingers crunched it into a small ball. "Netra," I cussed again, half under my breath. Alexi untied a ribbon from around a cloth bag.

Product Details

• Paperback: 219 pages
• Publisher: Nazca Plains Corp (November 26, 2007)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1934625019
• ISBN-13: 978-1934625019
• Product Dimensions: 8.8 x 5.9 x 0.3 inches
• Shipping Weight: 12.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,492,579 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent read!, August 9, 2008

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nuclearblond - See all my reviews

This review is from: Seas of Antrana, Book Two of the Erskan Trilogy (Paperback)

(Spoiler alert)
Someone explain to me how a man (McVey) could possibly get so far into the psyche of the female dominant? Book 2 "Seas of Antrana" turns the whole story a full 180 degrees and delivers a gut wrenching plot solely from a woman's point of view! The fate of Antrana takes an unexpected twist with the change in perspective to the dominant warrior woman Tural. Our anticipated hero, Alexi, is temporarily set into the background as Tural takes the lead as protagonist and heroine of war and sexual conquest in this heart pounding thriller of violence, mind bending engineering feats, and yet melting sensual treats that I've come to know as the world of Erska. Erskan sociology proves itself to be strikingly advanced while still maintaining an almost bewildering, yet strangely endearing innocence in the ways of modern warfare and technology, as proven by the knowledge thrust upon them by the otherworld men Alexi and the profoundly malevolent Corrigan. The author vividly conveys the intricate details of both familiar and futuristic designs, tools, and weaponry with a remarkable clarity, yet without losing his firm grasp on the main plot and intimate thoughts and feelings of the characters. And did I mention the sex? Mmmmm... it's an incredibly hot mix of pain vs. pleasure that this reader found quite delicious. Again, McVey has produced a believable novel of dominance and submission set into a gripping thriller of science fiction, fury, violence, and emotion. Bravo, McVey, bravo. I impatiently await Book 3.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Sexy and erotic, July 12, 2008

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GarlandTex "GarlandTex" (DFW area, Texas USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Seas of Antrana, Book Two of the Erskan Trilogy (Paperback)

I read the entire trilogy and found each to be well written, erotic, sexy and a thriller. There were many twists and turns that kept you on edge, while the sexy "premise" of a world where men were slaves made a 'can't put it down' read.

1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Female Power, November 29, 2007

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Miss C - See all my reviews

This review is from: Seas of Antrana, Book Two of the Erskan Trilogy (Paperback)

McVey does it again! This book rocked! Action, action, and more action. And then there are the sex scenes... HAWT. If you liked the first book, you are going to LOVE the second.