Synopsis
A 26th century, time-traveling, bounty hunter snatchs a 18th century Earth pirate in a deal to enrich the archeoalogical knowledge of mankind, but as he develops an attraction for the likable, free-spirited prey, he attempts to alter the deal, threatening both his own personal code of honor and the strict rules of conduct of his race. Will the love of a wily, cock-sure, young pirate be enough for the stoic hunter to risk exile from his own people?
About Laura Baumbach
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Recognized in 2010 by ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE as 'a pioneer
of the M/M romance genre', Laura Baumbach is the
best-selling, multi-award winning, acclaimed author of short
stories,
novellas, novels and screenplays. Author of one of the first
recognized published resource articles on the category of m/m
erotic romance, For the Love Of Man, for ERWA
Writer' Resource article published in September 2008. She
is the founder of the only RWA Chapter for GLBT romance
author, RAINBOW ROMANCE.
Author of over 14 books and numerous shorts,almost all of which
have been recognized by awards from array of sources, the most
awarded title is Mexican
Heat, a FINALIST for Best Gay Romance in the 2009
Lambda Literary Awards, a FINALIST in the 2010
EPPIE Awards, and received an Honorable Mention at the
2009 San Francisco Book Festival, and several RWA
chapter awards, was written in collaboration with Josh Lanyon. Mexican
Heat won a coveted CataNetwork
Reviewers' Choice Award for 2009. Laura was nominated for Best
GBLT
Author 2008 in the LRC' Best Of Awards for 2008.
Her adventure story The Lost Temple of Karttikeya
won the 2008
EPPIE Award for Best GLBT novel and was featured as a
HUGELY successful free read on Kindle Select Program with over
10,000 downloads. Her sequel to the best-selling novel A
Bit
of Rough, Roughhousing, was 2007
Reviewers' Choice Award Winner.
Her scifi m/m adventure Details of the Hunt, a
2006 EPPIE Finalist,(in its mainstream 'buddy' version),
was selected as a Semi-finalist in the 2007 Shriekfest
Screenplay competition as well as
becoming the winner of Best Telefilm in the
aTalentScout, Winter 2004 TV writing contest, and
the Fort Bend Writers
Guild Screenplay writing Contest for
Spring of 2005.
Published January 16, 2007
by MLR Press, LLC.
314 pages
Genres:
Erotica, Gay & Lesbian, Literature & Fiction, Romance, Horror, Science Fiction & Fantasy.
Fiction