Sins of Adaven [Kindle Edition]

Ruth D. Kerce (Author)

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Product Description

In the adults-only resort of Planet Adaven, all is not fun, sex and spanking games, as it appears. Slade Hunter's partner has been murdered. As leader of Team Desert Rogues, the security force that patrols Adaven's E-Zone, he wants justice faster than the Zone Authority can provide. He intends to capture the trigger and make him pay.Symone Cutcheon's brother has been murdered. She wants revenge and is determined to work with Slade to find the killer. She's tougher than he thinks and can bring any male to his knees. What she doesn't expect is wanting Slade on his knees for sexual purposes. Though, with Slade's passion for control, she quickly learns the pleasures of submitting to a dominant male.Involved in a plot more sinister than either of them expected, they are now fighting to save their own lives. On the run, their dangerously explosive struggles give way to sexually explosive fervor and emotional commitment. Only through working together, and complete trust, will they survive.Reader Advisory: This book contains an MMF ménage scene.

Product Details

• Format: Kindle Edition
• File Size: 509 KB
• Print Length: 262 pages
• Publisher: Ellora's Cave (November 1, 2009)
• Sold by: Amazon Digital Services
• Language: English
• ASIN: B0032UDV9W
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled
• Lending: Enabled
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #236,367 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

More About the Author

Ruth D. Kerce was born in Oklahoma, where she first began to write romance as a hobby. Years later, in 2001, after moving to Nevada, she became published in tradtional romance. In 2003, she switched from writing traditional romances to writing erotic romances.

She is currently published with Changeling Press, Ellora's Cave, and has stories distributed through Pocket Books (in association with Ellora's Cave).

Ruth writes in a varity of romance genres. Her print novels include science fiction, contemporary and romantic suspense stories -- with more genres coming in the future.

No matter the genre, she strives to include elements in each of her books that a majority of readers can identify with. She enjoys incorporating humor, suspense, snappy dialogue, and lots of action. She loves her readers and hopes to be able to entertain them for years to come.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Sins of Adaven, May 21, 2010

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This review is from: Sins of Adaven (Kindle Edition)

In a world filled with more pleasure than you can imagine, along with the lifestyle of sex that permeates Planet Adaven is also drugs, crime and murder. Having lost the most important person in the world to her, Symone wants to avenge his death by causing Slade, the man responsible, pain. Slade is already living with the guilt that came from losing his partner, and now to find out his partner's sister is hell bent on finding out what happened is giving him nightmares. Fortunately in a world where sinful pleasures are plenty and love is rare, Symone and Slade will find themselves experiencing both as they try to stay alive while being hunted by people who would rather see them laying face down permanently.

After reading the blurb for Sins of Adaven I was totally curious about a futuristic world filled with hedonistic pleasures. Adaven is a world where public sexual encounters are the norm and finding it is only a click away. Slade was actually the kind of man I love to read about: sexy, dark, with a lot of bad boy genes and excessive virility to match. Then you combine him with a hot-headed heroine who doesn't allow fear to stop her and what you have is an explosive combination that is raw and dynamic to watch. I found myself smiling, laughing, and of course, sighing as Slade and Symone worked their way through misunderstandings and pure carnal need that turned into something deeper. Ruth D Kerce did an excellent job creating a couple who were fun to read about, exciting to experience and invigorating to explore. I'm hoping that this will not be the end to Planet Adaven because there are definitely other stories to tell, and I for one want to be first in line to get them.

Indy
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