Alien Romance: Wanted by Gentle Alien (Uoria Mates Book 3): A Sci-fi Alien Invasion Abduction Romance

Alien Romance: Wanted by Gentle Alien (Uoria Mates Book 3): A Sci-fi Alien Invasion Abduction Romance Read Online Free PDF

Book: Alien Romance: Wanted by Gentle Alien (Uoria Mates Book 3): A Sci-fi Alien Invasion Abduction Romance Read Online Free PDF
Author: Ruth Anne Scott
her. They all shut up and the king smirked, “Well, if I need to get them in line again I know who to call. But now Eden you need to focus too, between you and Ciyrs you should be able to find her.”
    She nodded and grabbed his hands and closed her eyes. He let his eyes close too. The feel of her hands in his reassured him, but there was only darkness, and in the distance he thought he heard whimpering.
    ‘Tell me girl!’
    ‘I don’t know. I’ve only been there one day.’
    He cackled and she cringed. ‘How are you so close to the healer then?’
    She shook her head refusing to speak.
    Pain tore through her shoulders as his claws dug into her skin, sinking into her flesh, ripping, tearing. She screamed a blood curdling scream, but it did no good.
    Eden gasped and yanked her hands away from him. His body shook. “They’re hurting her. Trying to get information. She refused.”
    Eden paled, and then she vomited all over the floor. He caught her before she fell to the floor. He carried her to the table.
    “I felt it.”
    “No more, you can’t take the stress. We have to think of the baby.”
    “I need to help find her.”
    “No we can’t risk you baby doll. I’ll have to focus harder on my own.”
    Despair filled him. He’d felt her pain too. They were going to torture his mate, and there wasn’t a damn thing he could do about it. It seemed like the damned Klimnu were always one step ahead of them.

 
     
     
    Chapter 8
     
     
     
    They left me alone again. It was better than having them close. At least I could handle the darkness. The damp cold wasn’t any worse than his touch. He came and looked like Ciyrs and laughed when he saw the hope in my eyes. The hope that Ciyrs hadn’t broken his promise. That he wouldn’t let anything happen to me. But then the figure morphed back into his monstrous self. I cringed as the beady red eyes looked at me as if he could read my soul.
    “Are you ready to tell me what I want to know?”
    I glared at him. I didn’t care how badly they hurt me, I was a fighter. I had never once given up in my terrible life, and I wouldn’t start now. Not when I had something to live for now. I knew Ciyrs was looking for me. I felt his pain. The only problem was I couldn’t figure out how to tell him where I was. I didn’t fucking know where I was.
    My shoulders and arms throbbed in pain. The blood had finally dried, but anytime I moved the scabs would break open, and it would start all over again. So I sat as still as possible and tried to figure out what to do.
    The thing crowded me and then his vile tongue licked my face. I gagged and I would have thrown up if there was anything left in my stomach. His breath was like death and decay. “You taste good.”
    I shuddered. It wasn’t the first time he’d said that, and this thing liked to lick. He wrapped his bony fingers around my throat and I gasped. He squeezed tighter and licked the tears the leaked form my eyes. I tried to breathe slow and not panic, but my eyes widened and my pulse fluttered. The fear was back full force. The tips of his claws dug into my neck and I felt the warm red liquid slide down my neck. He panted and lifted me to my feet. He pressed his bony body against mine and I felt his arousal. My body shook with the mixture of fear and revulsion.
    “I need to know. How did you get so close so fast? We’ve been studying them for a long time, and even our illusions haven’t gotten us far. We need their king. He is the key to our freedom.”
    I choked and gripped skin and bone trying to dig my nails into his skin. I felt my body losing its life right before he removed his hand and I fell to the ground. I held my throat and gasped for breath. Coughing I looked into his eyes. “I don’t know anything I swear,” I said gasping. My throat burned, and I felt the tiny holes from his claws. If this didn’t stop I wouldn’t last much longer. I’d already lost a lot of blood. I wasn’t even sure how long they had
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