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    Stone Dead

    By J. Hali Steele

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    J. Hali Steele spins a tale of curses, revenge, and uncontrollable desire. Join Etah Dane as she escapes her stone prison and sets out on a journey of vengeance. Fueled by rage and sexual desire, Etah’s needs threaten to destroy everyone and everything in her path!

    Etah Dane is finally free and she is hell-bent on vengeance.

    Cursed by a witch, she spent twenty-five intolerable years locked in her rock hard shell—aware of everything. Etah is Stonegar, a statue created using pieces from mythical Stonehenge. Like all of her kind, she’s proud of her constant state of arousal and her insatiable sexual appetite. One man who mysteriously watched, and sometimes caressed her stony form, set her blood on fire. Etah’s body aches to know him intimately.

    Slander Weldon is a sculptor who experiences a frightening and life changing event. He’d unwittingly created a monster. Even his male lover, Grant Rawlins, didn’t believe him. Then he met Etah Dane. Not only does she know the truth, she stirs a latent and uncontrollable desire in him. Slander wants to have Etah—and he wants Grant to watch.

    Can they survive Etah’s consuming need for sex and revenge—or will it tear their lives apart?

    Content Notes: Ménage, M/F/M, M/M, M/M/F, anal sex
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLiquid Silver Books
    Release dateAug 2, 2010
    ISBN9781595787415
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