Magic in Bali

By Alica Mckenna Johnson

The Children of Fire are taking a much needed break on the beautiful beaches of Bali. It's a place of acceptance, a place where Shin and Kayin no longer have to hide their relationship. So to celebrate Kayin's birthday, Shin takes him on a three-day romantic trip - just the two of them.

Finally able to spend some quality alone time together, romance, fun, and sexy times ensue. But Shin and Kayin find they must make some tough decisions. Can their new love handle the pressures of not only first-time intimacy, but society and family expectations too?

**Increased heat level from the other books in the series. At least PG-13 or older.

(THIS IS A NOVELLA - REALLY, LIKE 30 PAGES.)

• Language: English
• Publisher: Alica Mckenna Johnson
• Release date: Dec 23, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370588404

Alica Mckenna Johnson

Alica McKenna Johnson lives in Southern Arizona with her kids, her cats, and the many voices in her head yammering for their stories to be told. Fueled by her love of people, travel, and cultures Alica writes emotionally rich stories. Snark, humor, and magic are woven through her books.When not writing Alica supports other people's writing dreams. Through individual and group coaching programs she gives back the support, skills, techniques, and passion that other writers gave, and continue to give, to her.During her free time, which you need a magnifying glass to find, she can be found binge watching Netflix, at the movies with friends, or getting her yoga on.For a limited time, you can get a FREE Children of Fire short story! Visit here to find out more: http://eepurl.com/bc5bznFollow and chat with Alica at her Website (http://alicamckennajohnson.com/), Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/AlicaMckennaJohnsonAuthor), Twitter (@AMckennaJohnson), Bookbub (https://www.bookbub.com/authors/alica-mckenna-johnson) Goodreads (https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/5755438.Alica_Mckenna_Johnson) or on Pintrest (https://www.pinterest.com/alicamj/).

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Magic in Bali

About the Author

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Magic in Bali:

A Kayin and Shin Romantic Interlude

Novella 4.5 in the Chirldren of Fire Series

Alica Mckenna-Johnson

Magic in Bali

A monkey ran to the edge of the ocean and rinsed the sand off a mango it had dropped, screeching as a wave swept over its legs. It clutched the mango to its chest, scampered across the sand, then climbed into the closest tree.

Poor little guy, Sapphire said.

Shin snorted. That’s what he gets for stealing fruit.

Sitting between his boyfriend and his chosen sister, Kayin remained quiet and watched kids playing in the ocean. He wanted to go and play in the waves, but he couldn’t swim and he didn’t want to look silly in front of Shin. When visiting San Diego, Kayin had gone into the ocean for the first time with Sapphire, and they had played in the waves until they were shaking from the cold. The bright, clear blue waters around Bali didn’t look cold at all. I bet we could stay in the water for hours.

Thanks for staying with me today. I just didn’t have the energy to go sightseeing with the others. The spiritual and energetic power of Bali takes a lot of focus to manage, Sapphire said.

Of course, Little Sister. The beach is more fun anyway.

I’m certainly enjoying the view much more. Shin slid his sunglasses down his nose and leered at Kayin. One