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Virtus Sex
The Sex: Author’s Cut
Virtus Saga Book 1

Blurb

This book was previously published as Virtus, The Sex but has been completely revised and doubled in size with the addition of many new scenes.

When Prince Duncan Caldwell loses his way home and knocks on a stranger’s door, looking to find shelter, he doesn’t know his life is about to change forever. Not because he can’t tear his gaze away from the beautiful woman who opens that door, but more so because she’s a stranger yet he can’t shake the feeling she belongs to him. And discovering she’s been banned from his home can’t stop the vortex of his feelings nor the truth of his world from crashing down on him.

This is just the beginning of the Virtus Saga, where nothing is as it seems. Not the world, since its all-pervading sex drive hides a scary lack of violence. Not the people, since soul mates Prince Duncan Caldwell and Lord Christopher Templeton share a love that is unrivaled until that fateful knock on Ylianor Meyer’s dilapidated shack.

This book starts the love and the passion that entwines fiery sex into this intricate three-way relationship. It’s a unique connection, laced with jealousy and violence that are unknown to their world. This is not just another erotic dark fantasy series. This is the making of a trio. Of three remarkable characters that must overcome their uncontrollable lust to face the truth about themselves and their planet if they want to defeat the darkness about to devour them. To be as one whilst three! To share power and love in equal measures. This is their real challenge, the lesson they must learn. Otherwise, how will their world survive?

THE REUNION
PG Excerpt

“Duncan, I had no idea you’d be coming.” Eyes ablaze in interest, the young man approached him and raised his voice to overcome the loud background chatter, “How have you been?”
“Fine, I guess and…” The words died in his throat.
There he was. The most beautiful and impossibly gorgeous man of all was coming right at him from across the room, the blue-gray eyes that had tormented his dreams staring straight at him.
In a rush of uncontrollable excitement, his mouth went dry as he melted in liquid fire, the rest of the world fading into nothingness. Unable to tear his gaze away, time returned him to his childhood, at the exact moment he had first laid eyes on his stunning angel. So the flood of long denied emotions was simply too powerful and shattered whatever slight form of control he had achieved in the years without Chris at his side.
By the gods, how could he have been so foolish to think it could ever be over between him and the fiery angel? To believe, even for one second, his heart could have forgotten the one man who had exalted his senses like no one else before or since?
“Hello, lover.” Halting in front of him, the blue-gray gaze ate him up literally. “Missed me?”
“I can’t even begin to tell you how much.” Out of breath, he could not avoid the painful lurch of his cock.
If anything, Chris had grown more splendid and desirable than ever. And his shaft’s sudden erection was proof he hungered only to touch him and make love until he was too exhausted to think straight.
“I knew you would.” Gaze dropping to his groin, Chris’s smug smile of satisfaction was clear indication he had not missed the swift reaction. “Come.” Clasping his hand, he pulled him out of the attic. “Let’s go somewhere more private.” Hurrying to the stairs, he hesitated to search his face. “How about your room?”
“If you can find it,” he joked. “For I certainly can’t.”
“Oh, I’ve got a pretty good guess of where Arthur has placed you.” Spinning around, he flew downward. “On the second floor, right?”
“Right.” Close at his heels, he did not stop to wonder how the angel knew.
He just followed blindly, not surprised to notice many wistful glances in Chris’s direction.
Small wonder!
His blond angel inevitably attracted attention, with some even attempting to detain him in spite of his evident lack of interest. Not that he allowed them. Without even bothering to be polite, he continued his hasty flight through the bewildering intricacy whose sole purpose was to confound his orientation.
But as long as Chris led him, who gave a damn about where he was? Or where he was going for that matter?
His destination was bliss.
Of that, he had no doubts.
So he followed as in a daze, until he reached his room and slammed the world outside.

https://www.extasybooks.com/laura-tolomei/978-1-4874-2482-4-virtus-sex/

About The Virtus Saga

One of the most erotic dark fantasy of the web, it has been reviewed as “Eroticism off the charts!” by Romance at Heart

“If you’re looking for an action-packed, dangerous adventure with engaging characters who are complex, flawed, and at times lovable, a plot that thickens with suspense and angst with the turn of every page, and enough smoking hot sex scenes to keep your body in a state of arousal for days on end, then The Game by Laura Tolomei is definitely the book to read.” Blackraven’s Reviews rated it 4.5 Ravens

10 books in all, 3 amazing characters with super-powers, 1 sinister pyramid, 1,000 scorching MMF erotic scenes, 1 tense battle ofagainsversus evil.

What more could you possibly want?

ABOUT AUTHOR Laura Tolomei

Laura Tolomei lives in Rome, Italy, and is the author of 28+ books in her very particular and unique genre—Erotic Romance with an Edge. Novels on the edge of accepted conventions written in her breezy narrative style that hooks you from page one, such is her trademark, and she guarantees an erotic earthquake with each book! Among others, they include the critically acclaimed scorching dark fantasy Virtus Saga, all ten books of it, along with the kindred spirits of both the ReScue and the Soulmate Series, not to mention her horror novels as well as a few historical ones.

On a more personal note, she has been traveling the globe since age five and has no intention of quitting. Having been an avid reader her entire life, she decided at age forty to write her own stories and is still enjoying every minute of it. A convinced vegetarian for over 10 years, she had to be more “elastic” in her eating habits due to health issues. Regardless, the world she has built for her reknown Virtus Saga is strictly vegetarian, and no human living there would ever dare eat meat. She also loves cocktails, and her favorite one, Negroni, is featured prominently in her ReScue Series.

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