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    Brides of War
    Brides of War
    Brides of War
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    Brides of War

    By Aedan Sayla

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    War has come and gone. In the span of only half a day almost two hundred million people have been wiped from existence. Only one vestige of a past that many wished to extinguish entirely remains, The Ark of Wanel. The pride of its nation, a nation now burnt to brick even as the ashes of its citizenry and forests float about on the breeze. What can be done when the world at large would rather cover over a genocide, then uncover the plot to eliminate an entire people?

    For the survivors manning the last ship in the fleet there can only be one goal - survive. Live to see another day so that one day, when time has fulfilled its test of past misdeeds done a new generation resurgent in the ways of the old beliefs can once more return to exact the justice that their forefathers were denied.

    There’s a glaring problem though for Captain Morgan Lee, the man left in charge of one nation’s last hope of manifest destiny. The odds of winning such a futuristic war for justice will never happen if he doesn’t rediscover the ways of the past and submit to the reality that without women there can be no future path to survival. The more women there are, the better the odds will be, at least that’s the idea anyway. Beginning a family in the heart of the apocalypse was never supposed to be easy and yet there is no more important time to be fruitful and multiply, especially when you’re the last of your kind.

    Reader Warning:
    This erotic romance story is unique, in that it features the use of Biblical allegory as well as Biblical standards of societal conduct translated over into a futuristic fantasy environment. If you are easily offended by straight heterosexual sex, lovingly secure masculine male heroes, women who don’t get in the way of their own happiness, and honestly well written sexy plotlines then you should probably read this book. While life remains there’s always a chance to get back onto the path that won’t disappoint in the end.

    Content Warning
    Dear reader, if per chance you did not see otherwise – this is a work of erotic fiction. The erotic content is quite vividly portrayed.

    All primary sexual relations that take place are of a heterosexual standard and the age of the characters involved is 18+.

    The storyline features aspects of a polygynous lifestyle. There are also interracial romantic pairings.

    The appropriate reading age is 18+.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAedan Sayla
    Release dateJan 21, 2023
    ISBN9798215259207
    Brides of War
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    Aedan Sayla

    Author of Erotic Christian FictionUp till now only half the story has been written and so now it's time to read everything and not just what many have found acceptable. The truth and love itself are not bound by man, but are timeless and should be shared in full and so I write the whole story.Sincerely, Aedan Sayla - Also writing as Frank Carlyle (Pen Name)

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