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- Herausgeber: Love & Passion Publishing
- Kategorie: Gesellschafts- und Liebesromane
- Sprache: Englisch
- Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2018
When Alina’s father brings home a serious injured Alien Breed, she is the only one who believes in his chance to survive. The miracle happens and the young Alien Breed recovers quickly. Soon he will be able to join the other Breeds on Eden. But Alina has fallen in love with Toxic and the thought of loosing him is just too much. She manages to get on board of the shuttle unseen and hides in a service whole. But then something goes wrong and the shuttle crashes on an unknown planet. Toxic and Alina are the only survivors, but they are light-years from home.
Toxic doesn’t know much about life in freedom, but he knows that he has to protect the human girl from the monsters on the unknown planet, they crashed onto. Growing up isolated, he has no idea what to make off his strange feelings for the female, but one thing he knows: Alina is HIS
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Contents
Title
Copyright
Prologue
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
TOXIC
Alien Breed Series Book 2.5
Melody Adams
Science Fiction Romance
Toxic
Alien Breed Series Book 2.5
Melody Adams
German Edition 2014
English Edition 2018
Love & Passion Publishing
www.lpbookspublishing.com
copyright © 2014-2019 by Melody Adams
© Cover Art by CMA Cover Designs
Prologue
Somewhere in Texas, USA
February 24, 2033 / 07:29 p.m. local time
I was staring at the ceiling, trying not to think about anything. Easier said than done with a long, deep wound on my thigh that hurt so much that it was impossible to block out the pain. It seemed like an eternity ago when they had put me back into my cell. I had no idea what they were up to with their tests this time. What good did it do them to cut my damn thigh open and then leave me lying here? Normally they would always give me some drug to study the effects of, but this time they had given me nothing. I was trying to sleep. It was the only thing I could do here in the cell. Apart from the bed on which I was lying and my bathroom, there was nothing in here. Not even a window. If I could only block out the damn pain, I would finally be able to sleep.
Suddenly the alarm sounded and I sat up with a jolt. What was that? What happened? A fire? I could hear excited shouting, hasty steps, someone approaching my cell. I wanted to get up to look through the small window in the heavy metal door, but my injured leg wouldn't support me. With an outcry of pain, I fell back into the bed.
"Damn it!"
Someone was at the door. I could hear someone pounding the code into the keypad, then the metal door opened and one of the doctors came into my cell with four guards.
"This one wouldn't make the transport. Take him out before the fucking soldiers reach this hallway. He knows too much!"
"Sure thing, Doc", said one of the four guards with a grin. "We'll take care of him!"
"Best to break his neck. I know you like a little action, but there's no time for that. I have to make sure that I make it to my transport. When you are finished, run to exit U4a. There's a van waiting for you!"
The doctor was scared. I could smell it. Someone seemed to have invaded this place and the doctor and his people were obviously fleeing the building. The only question was, who was it? Who were those soldiers the Doc was talking about? Were they like me? Were they my people?
"Break his neck, my ass!" a condescending voice ripped me from my thoughts.
"Yeah! We only need a few minutes to beat the pig to death!" another said.
I looked up. The four guys were approaching me. I wasn't going to die without a fight, but I knew I had no chance against four thugs with my injured leg. For sure, if I had been fit, but I was far from it.
I was able to feel and identify the first blows and kicks precisely. I knew exactly who hit me where. I also knew that I could land one or two good hits. But then one of them kicked my leg and a raging pain made me cry out. The more blows and kicks I received, the less I perceived them as individual attacks. Soon it was just one big lump of pain on every inch of my body. At some point everything turned to black around me.
