The Alien Commander's Baby: Sci-fi Alien Romance (Men of Omaron)

Author:Shea Malloy [Malloy, Shea]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-01-12T16:00:00+00:00

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Night approached by the time Kess arrived at the location Anric provided.

The coordinates led him to a spread of foggy flat land. A cluster of air rocks floated above, nary a building or Xarxi lizard in sight. Kess frowned at his comm, wondering if Anric had given him incorrect directions. Then he heard voices. He jerked his head up, squinting into the foggy gloom at one of the larger air rocks some distance ahead. There were lights. Those sneaky bastards were hiding in plain sight.

He ran forward and used the force of his telekinesis to launch himself up in the air onto the closest rock. At a higher vantage point, the fog thinned, awarding him a better visual. Straight ahead, one monstrous ship occupied the centre of the biggest air rock while four smaller ships flanked it. He leapt closer and counted at least fifteen Xarxi men—five armed and standing watch, the others unloading metal cases from the smaller ships and loading them onto the larger one.

But that was fifteen he could see. There would be more watchmen on the other side of the rock, as well as those on the main ship stowing and securing the cases.

Including Liol.

Kess remembered Anric’s words about him dying in pursuit of Liol, but he ignored it. He launched himself onto the next rock and the next, taking care to be quiet and inconspicuous. Not only was his physical health restored, the strength of his telekinesis was almost unwieldy. Yet another benefit he had Karen to thank. If he ever got to thank her.

Karen’s beautiful face swam to the forefront of his mind’s eye and guilt accosted Kess. He was going to be a father. He should be with the mother of his child supporting her, even if she despised him. He shouldn’t be out here, jeopardizing his life for a questionable cause. For a brief moment, Kess began to second guess his actions. But it was too late. Lost in thought, he’d forgotten to crouch low and remain hidden. One of the Xarxi men saw him and immediately opened fire with a shouted direction to his comrades to do the same.

Swearing, Kess dropped to his stomach to avoid the barrage of red laser blasts. Then the men shot at the rock. It quivered beneath Kess, rapidly disintegrating. Thankfully, another was close enough for him to leap to as the rock crumbled into several pieces far below.

“It’s that fucking Dava!” snarled someone and Kess recognized it as Liol’s voice. His thirst for vengeance renewed, Kess sprang up, leaping from rock to rock. A laser shot grazed his arm, another tearing into his left shin. He grunted, clenching his teeth against the searing pain. He swept his hand to the side sharply, sending the shooters flying with horrified screams over the edge of the rock.

Kess forced himself forward, taking deep breaths of the musty, damp air with each jump. His heart thudded in his ears, his leg singing with agony as he landed. His healing

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