Branded (Gold Warrior #1-2) by Clare London PDF Free

Branded (Gold Warrior #1-2)
by Clare London
- Publication Year
- 2010
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 503
- File Size
- 2.9 MB
- ISBN
- B0047DWD2O
Branded (Gold Warrior #1-2) Summary
Maen is a Gold Warrior, an elite defender of Aza City, respected by his fellow soldiers and favored by his imperious Mistress for services both in and out of the bedchamber. His loyalty and commitment are unwavering until he recruits Dax, a captivating and challenging Bronzeman who, despite his youth and inexperience, seduces Maen with his fierce hero worship. When they’re captured by enemies of the City, Maen risks everything to save Dax: his position, his faith, and even his life. But he loses his lover to the rebels and upon his return to the City is stripped of his rank. In Aza, where a soldier’s only lawful devotion is to the City and his Mistress’s pleasure, the disgraced Maen is placed under the watchful guard of the arrogant Gold Warrior Zander and relegated to preparing a royal history for the new Queen. But his discoveries cast a new and shocking light on the past and threaten to stir revolution in both citizens and rebels. With the help of the lively and inquisitive scribe Kiel, Maen initiates a chain of events that will change their world forever–and offer him the chance to regain both his honor and his heart’s desire. Formerly published in two novels: The Gold Warrior and Twisted Brand
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