โ Scribed by Tamsin Ley
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They call him brutal.
They call him evil.
And he's all that stands between her and his sex-starved crew.
Kashatok was dangerous long before Syndicorp destroyed his home world and the ragged remnants of his people turned to piracy. He only has one rule on his ship - no women allowed; he can never redeem himself for his past, but he can at least avoid triggering the monster inside him.
When he finds himself drawn to the ship's new mechanic, he thinks he's just protecting an innocent boy. Instead, he discovers a feisty female who also happens to be the daughter of his people's number one enemy. He should want to torture her, but his monster wants more.
His monster wants to claim her.
With a furious crew slavering for revenge, Kashatok's faced with the biggest decision of his life. Live up to his reputation, or turn against the only people who have ever accepted him as he is.
But his...
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