Blue Fire: A war has left his people on the brink of extinction; Drystan Commander of the King’s Warriors will turn to any means necessary to save his people.

Blue Fire: Futuristic Romance

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A war has left his people on the brink of extinction; Drystan Commander of the King’s Warriors will turn to any means necessary to save his people.

Jane, an ordinary woman of Earth, falls into the strange land of muscle bound, sword wielding men, unlike she has ever seen and what’s worse they seem to want her!

Could this woman be the savior of their people? Savior or not Drystan knows what he wants, and he wants Jane.

As the passion starts to sizzle evil forces threaten to tear them apart, can Drystan hold onto the woman not only he needs but his people?

EXCERPT: Blue Fire

Crystal City

Land of the Kell

Claws dug into Drystan’s arm. He swung his blade round his head, twisting his large body. Drystan, the commander of the Kell army, kicked high into the lizard-like man’s underbelly then shoved the body away. The Drac Scoull left bloody scratch marks as it was hurtled onto its back. Drystan did not hesitate, his blade sunk all the way into the exposed side of the Scoull’s armour. The enemy gave a high pitched squeal, its body convulsing in its death throes. He yanked the blade out and ran forward to the next target; blood and adrenaline coursed through his system. His heart, full of anguish and rage, pounded so hard against his ribs he feared it would explode. So many Drac Scoulls in the way.

The screams of the women echoed around him. Oh, by the gods.He fought not for his life but for theirs. The city had been left unguarded; the Drac Scoulls had stormed the inner city. In and out of every home they had gone. Drystan had witnessed them dragging out the women, the helpless babes, the young girls, to slaughter them. The streets were running red with their blood.

The army had been toofaraway, lured out to battle by Norlac, ruler of the Drac. Adalardo, King of the Kells, had seized the opportunity to end the war once and for all. Every able-bodied man had marched on the Drac fortress.

The Drac were like a swarm of insects moving in every direction. Drystan leapt over the body of an adolescent girl. His blade again hitting its mark; another Scoull’s head went flying. His hard, muscled body ached from exertion and was dripping with sweat; his body armour was splattered with blood. He battled, until there were none left to kill.

“That has to be the entire Drac army,” panted Melor, who had been fighting a step behind him.

“Go, keep searching. Do not rest until we know every Scoull is dead. May the gods have spared some of our womenfrom this horror.”

Melor nodded, racing off. Adalardo came hurtling around the corner on the back of his stag; his own face dark with the same anguished rage Drystan was feeling.

“Drystan, to the palace!There are still Scoulls inside.” He bolted towards the Palace gate tower. Drystan raced behind his King. He hoped and prayed there were somestill alive.

Angela Castle’sBlue Fire is a fabulous short novel that had me entertained the whole way through.

Lila for Two Lips Reviews

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