Something Human

Something Human
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Publisher : Sexton's Cottage Books
Total Pages : 272
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ISBN-10 : 9781988086163
ISBN-13 : 1988086167
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Book Synopsis Something Human by : A.J. Demas

Download or read book Something Human written by A.J. Demas and published by Sexton's Cottage Books. This book was released on 2018 with total page 272 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: They met on a battlefield and saved each other’s lives. It’s not the way enemies-to-lovers usually works. Adares comes from a civilization of democracy and indoor plumbing. Rus belongs to a tribe of tattooed, semi-nomadic horse-breeders. They meet in the aftermath of battle, when Rus saves Adares’s life, and Adares returns the favour. As they shelter in an abandoned temple, a friendship neither of them could have imagined grows into a mutual attraction. But Rus, whose people abhor love between men, is bound by an oath of celibacy, and Adares has a secret of his own that he cannot share. With their people poised for a long and bitter conflict, it seems too much to hope that these two men could turn their fleeting happiness into something lasting. Unless, of course, the relationship between them changes the course of their people’s history altogether. Something Human is a standalone m/m romance set in an imaginary ancient world, about two people bridging a cultural divide with the help of great sex, pedantic discussions about the gods, and bad jokes about standing stones.


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