Swift for the Sun - Bovenmyer, Karen
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Benjamin Lector imagines himself a smuggler, a gunrunner, and an all-around scoundrel. A preacher's son turned criminal, first and foremost he is a survivor. When Benjamin is shipwrecked on Dread Island, fortune sends an unlikely savior-a blond savage who is everything Benjamin didn't know he needed. Falling in love with Sun is easy. But pirates have come looking for the remains of Benjamin's cargo, and they find their former slave Sun instead. Held captive by the pirates, Benjamin learns the depths of Sun's past and the horrors he endured and was forced to perpetrate. Together, they must not…mehr

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Benjamin Lector imagines himself a smuggler, a gunrunner, and an all-around scoundrel. A preacher's son turned criminal, first and foremost he is a survivor. When Benjamin is shipwrecked on Dread Island, fortune sends an unlikely savior-a blond savage who is everything Benjamin didn't know he needed. Falling in love with Sun is easy. But pirates have come looking for the remains of Benjamin's cargo, and they find their former slave Sun instead. Held captive by the pirates, Benjamin learns the depths of Sun's past and the horrors he endured and was forced to perpetrate. Together, they must not only escape, but prevent a shipment of weapons from making its way to rebellious colonists. Benjamin is determined to save the man he loves and ensure that a peaceful future together is never threatened again. To succeed might require the unthinkable-an altruistic sacrifice.
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Karen Bovenmyer was born and raised in Iowa, where she teaches and mentors new writers at Iowa State University. She triple-majored in anthropology, English, and history so she could take college courses about cave people, zombie astronauts, and medieval warfare to prepare for her writing career. After earning her BS, she completed a master's degree with a double specialization in literature and creative writing with a focus in speculative fiction, also from Iowa State University. Although trained to offer "Paper? Or plastic?" in a variety of pleasant tones, she landed an administrative job at the college shortly after graduation. Working full-time, getting married, setting up a household, and learning how to be an adult with responsibilities (i.e. bills to pay) absorbed her full attentions for nearly a decade during which time she primarily only wrote extremely detailed roleplaying character histories and participated in National Novel Writing Month. However, in 2010, Karen lost a parent. With that loss, she realized becoming a published author had a nonnegotiable mortal time limit. She was accepted to the University of Southern Maine's Stonecoast MFA program with a specialization in Popular Fiction and immediately started publishing, selling her first story just before starting the program and three more while in the extremely nurturing environment provided by the Stonecoast community, from which she graduated in 2013. Her science fiction, fantasy, and horror novellas, short stories, and poems now appear in more than twenty publications. She is the Horror Writers Association 2016 recipient of the Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley Scholarship. She serves as the nonfiction editor for Escape Artist's Mothership Zeta Magazine and narrates stories for Pseudopod, Strange Horizons, Far Fetched Fables, Star Ship Sofa, and the Gallery of Curiosities Podcasts. Website: karenbovenmyer.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/karenbovenmyer Facebook: facebook.com/karen.bovenmyer Twitter: @karenbovenmyer