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Grut the Cruel

Nova Edwins

Publisher: Black Umbrella Publishing

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Summary

Just a while ago I was in my car in Nevada. Now I'm on another planet and sitting in a cage—in front of some aliens who are clearly eyeing me a little bit too curiously.
Then another alien saves me. A Horgerian called Grut, the Cruel, of all things. What a concerning name. He's convinced that I'm part of some kind of test in which he has to prove himself worthy of a bride. But for that he has to take care of me—like I'm a damn Tamagotchi.
So I have been taken from my home to end up as consolation prize? Great. Just great!
Slightly dark alien romance with a happy ending.
Available since: 08/06/2024.
Print length: 100 pages.

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