Alien Romance: Her Alien Beast: Scifi Alien Abduction Romance (Alien Romance, Alien Invasion Romance, BBW) (Space Beasts Book 1) by Alyssa Ezra Page A
Authors: Alyssa Ezra
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farther out.
Getting into a rhythm, she surged ahead, enjoying the thrill of the race. She had always loved swimming and she couldn’t remember the last time she’d swam this intensely.
At high school, she’d been in the swim team, but jealously from her other teammates who were part of the popular clique and weren’t as good as she was, had forced her to eventually quit. For a long time afterward, it had made her depressed and angry, but now felt so inconsequential. She was light years away from Earth on a world she was steadily falling in love with.
What about Storm Kar? Her inner voice asked. Are you steadily falling in love with him too?
If she’d been asked that question a week ago, she would have given a resounding no, but now she wasn’t so sure. Dean was the only man she’d ever loved, she was certain of that, but Storm Kar’s attention and obvious affection for her was making her wonder if it wasn’t possible for them to make a go of it.
Being with him these last few days had made her realize how much she was missing out of life, but could she really make such a big commitment, especially with someone like him?
Not wanting to dwell on that, she concentrated on her swimming. From the corner of her eye, she noticed he was lagging behind and she thrilled at the prospect of victory. With one final push, she reached the black rocks of the island and heaved onto the shore.
Her lungs burned with the exertion and she had to lie down on the ground to get her breath back. This sure had been a lot easier in high school, she thought. She started to recover and sat up, looking out across the lake. Storm Kar swam towards her, his sleek body sharking through the waters.
Watching him sparked a wave of desire that started in the pit of her belly and worked down to the wet heat between her legs. She surrendered to the feeling, too tired to fight it. She imagined him holding her in his arms, trailing kisses along her body before thrusting into her with savage lust.
She bit her lip, shocked by the intensity of her arousal and had to stop herself from slipping her hand between her legs to caress her throbbing need. Fortunately, he was still too far away to notice this erotic drama raging inside her, and she took several breaths to calm her fiery libido.
A low, guttural growl came from behind her and she froze where she was. The growl came again and, heart pounding, Simone turned around. Hunched on the rocks a few feet away was the hulking shape of a shaggy, grey furred beast. It was roughly simian in shape, with huge black tusks and spikes along its squat head and hunched back. Eyes of feral yellow glared at her.
Simone jumped to her feet, and glanced at the water. She was about to make a run for it when the monster let out a thunderous roar and shambled closer. Its nostrils flared, as it smelled her and it snarled lunging out with its huge claws.
“Get back!” Storm Kar’s voice suddenly rang out. Appearing out of nowhere, he rushed forward to protect her with his body.
The beast roared again and made to attack him. Retreating backwards, Simone watched in stunned horror as beams of fiery energy shot from Storm Kar’s eyes. The blasts hit the beast in the shoulder and it staggered back, but it was down. Foaming at the mouth, it carried on with its lunge at Storm Kar.
Simone screamed as the monster brought the alien to the ground. Storm Kar’s red eyes were vortexes of fury and they erupted into life again, hitting the monster straight in the face. The monster screamed in pain and the muscles of Storm Kar’s body tightened as he grabbed the creature by the throat and wrestled with it like a mad man.
Though the brute was larger and more powerful than Storm Kar, it was cowed by the onslaught and pulled away. Badly burned by Storm Kar’s shock attack and its fur matted with blood, it bounded away across the rocks.
Storm Kar let out a savage battle cry
Getting into a rhythm, she surged ahead, enjoying the thrill of the race. She had always loved swimming and she couldn’t remember the last time she’d swam this intensely.
At high school, she’d been in the swim team, but jealously from her other teammates who were part of the popular clique and weren’t as good as she was, had forced her to eventually quit. For a long time afterward, it had made her depressed and angry, but now felt so inconsequential. She was light years away from Earth on a world she was steadily falling in love with.
What about Storm Kar? Her inner voice asked. Are you steadily falling in love with him too?
If she’d been asked that question a week ago, she would have given a resounding no, but now she wasn’t so sure. Dean was the only man she’d ever loved, she was certain of that, but Storm Kar’s attention and obvious affection for her was making her wonder if it wasn’t possible for them to make a go of it.
Being with him these last few days had made her realize how much she was missing out of life, but could she really make such a big commitment, especially with someone like him?
Not wanting to dwell on that, she concentrated on her swimming. From the corner of her eye, she noticed he was lagging behind and she thrilled at the prospect of victory. With one final push, she reached the black rocks of the island and heaved onto the shore.
Her lungs burned with the exertion and she had to lie down on the ground to get her breath back. This sure had been a lot easier in high school, she thought. She started to recover and sat up, looking out across the lake. Storm Kar swam towards her, his sleek body sharking through the waters.
Watching him sparked a wave of desire that started in the pit of her belly and worked down to the wet heat between her legs. She surrendered to the feeling, too tired to fight it. She imagined him holding her in his arms, trailing kisses along her body before thrusting into her with savage lust.
She bit her lip, shocked by the intensity of her arousal and had to stop herself from slipping her hand between her legs to caress her throbbing need. Fortunately, he was still too far away to notice this erotic drama raging inside her, and she took several breaths to calm her fiery libido.
A low, guttural growl came from behind her and she froze where she was. The growl came again and, heart pounding, Simone turned around. Hunched on the rocks a few feet away was the hulking shape of a shaggy, grey furred beast. It was roughly simian in shape, with huge black tusks and spikes along its squat head and hunched back. Eyes of feral yellow glared at her.
Simone jumped to her feet, and glanced at the water. She was about to make a run for it when the monster let out a thunderous roar and shambled closer. Its nostrils flared, as it smelled her and it snarled lunging out with its huge claws.
“Get back!” Storm Kar’s voice suddenly rang out. Appearing out of nowhere, he rushed forward to protect her with his body.
The beast roared again and made to attack him. Retreating backwards, Simone watched in stunned horror as beams of fiery energy shot from Storm Kar’s eyes. The blasts hit the beast in the shoulder and it staggered back, but it was down. Foaming at the mouth, it carried on with its lunge at Storm Kar.
Simone screamed as the monster brought the alien to the ground. Storm Kar’s red eyes were vortexes of fury and they erupted into life again, hitting the monster straight in the face. The monster screamed in pain and the muscles of Storm Kar’s body tightened as he grabbed the creature by the throat and wrestled with it like a mad man.
Though the brute was larger and more powerful than Storm Kar, it was cowed by the onslaught and pulled away. Badly burned by Storm Kar’s shock attack and its fur matted with blood, it bounded away across the rocks.
Storm Kar let out a savage battle cry
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