In the room he notices a man with long blonde hair and violet eyes sitting in a chair reading. He curls up in a ball next to the hearth and hopes like hell that he’ll somehow get out alive. While he is stumbling through the house, with Ares and Siris in pursuit, he stumbles into a room with a bright light and an open hearth.
Maybe they can get out of Moros and head on over to a better town, like Eros or Nyx. But things hit the fan in a monumental way when he breaks into the twin’s property, they are waiting for him and make a very special game out of brutally beating and raping him and then chasing after him – run, rabbit, run. He believes he’s hit the jackpot when a servant for Ares and Siris, twin chimeras and royalty, sells Jade a security keycard that will give him access to their mansion while they are away for two weeks. He feels he has the luxury of time to steal from them, fence the goods, collect the cash and upgrade his and Kerres’ lifestyle. While Jade technically works for Dek’ko, packing eggs, his primary income is derived from being a thief. Like every other Morosian, they were slowly starving, slowly dying. What the hell does that say about me? Obviously I’m a damn masochist. Okay, now that we’ve established that, I’ll say this to Quil Carter, “Fuck you for making this series addictive” because I am now on board for the ride, unless it derails along the journey.įifteen year old Jade lives with his boyfriend, Kerres, in Moros – slum-central of Skyfall – a place where walking the streets (and breathing the air) is hazardous to your health. Yet here I am, again, reviewing another long-arsed book in the Fallocaust world. You know, after I finished Fallocaust, I really did not want to read another long-arsed book. **One again, I give rape warnings and violence warnings.
The puzzle that was given to you to crack: what Elish says and what Elish means. …it was the unspoken string of realizations that always came attached to Elish’s veiled truths. Tags: Dystopian, Dark Fantasy, Master/Slave, **Trigger Warning – Rape, Dub-Con, Violence
Breaking Jade (Companion Book to Fallocaust Series), Quil Carter
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