Predator's Salvation by McKeever Gracie C

Author:McKeever, Gracie C. [McKeever, Gracie C.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: General Fiction
ISBN: 9781933563664
Publisher: Siren Publishing
Published: 2006-09-02T06:00:00+00:00

“I did not say we were not going to act. It is not the right time yet.”

“When will be the right time, Gee-Gee? When LaMia decides to turn herself in?”

Nahemah glared at him and Alex reminded himself that LaMia, as evil and cruel as he thought her, was his cousin and still Nahemah’s grandchild. Whether she grew to be four- or five-hundred years old—which with Inanna anatomy and barring gross injury was not outside the realm of possibility—LaMia would always be Nahemah’s child.

He thought about the strides that were being made daily to ensure that humans might live half as long as Nahemah and her wayward only grandchild. There were strides to ensure successful, long-lasting bond mating between humans—even humans without spirit-boost—and Inanna or Sebitu.

The Longevity Project was as near and dear to his heart as the Harvesting Program was to Kalika’s and Genesis’s, and for obvious reasons. Any project that gave him an extra hour, an extra day, an extra week with Genesis, was well-worth his passion and research. Not to mention, he’d like to have kids with her one day and watch them grow to be at least a ripe young two-hundred.

Extremely healthy as a rule, Alex was already seeing the effects of his and Genesis’s first encounter when she had bitten him. The chemicals in her saliva had bonded with and accelerated the natural regenerative properties of his own spirit-boost, increasing his life-span threefold according to all the Inanna scientists who enjoyed poking and prodding the cambion guinea pig.

“You are not a guinea pig, Alex. You are a unique human being who may turn out to be the savior of both our races.”

Alex felt his face heat with a blush as Nahemah giggled at his reaction.

“But I know you are not here to listen to me eulogize you. You want to find your friend and punish LaMia for what she did to you and Genesis.”

“We survived and that’s what’s important.”

“But both of you very nearly did not.”

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