DAVI’S SALVATION
Coming May 14th
On the worst day of Salvador Cavalcante’s life, he meets a man destined to be his
mate, something sacred where he comes from. Little does he know that mating Davi
will make him an alpha stronger than most—and more
dangerous.
Davi Braizer is an omega. In his world, that means he is to
stay hidden from sight, not allowed to speak to anyone, and at the alpha’s beck
and call every day of his life. It’s a miserable existence until his alpha is
defeated by a man that just might not be completely
human.
When Salvador’s past comes
back to haunt him, hiding his true nature is no longer possible. If he wants to
keep his mate safe, he’ll need every ounce of power to defeat the man bent on
destroying him. And that means becoming the monster everyone
fears.
STORY
EXCERPT
Salvador became instantly awake, fully aware of his
surroundings and the fact that he was not at home in his own bed. So, where was
he? The last thing he remembered was repelling down inside of a previously
unexplored cave.
He remembered the coldness of the stone walls, the stale
air, wind whistling
down through the cave tunnel as he repelled further and further into darkness,
and the feeling of excitement he felt at exploring a new
cave.
Had he fallen?
Had the rope broken?
Instinctive fear skittered up his spine as he wiggled
his fingers and his toes, praying that he wasn’t dead or dying or
worse—paralyzed. His muscles screamed from the strain as he tried to move, pain
racking every inch of his body but at least he could move.
He felt empty and drained he wondered at the cause of
his weakness.
He remembered…sharp
teeth…claws…growling.
And pain, lots of pain.
Blood…rivers of it.
Startled by the horrific scenes that flashed through his
mind, Salvador quickly banished those thoughts. He was being ridiculous. There
had been no teeth. There couldn’t have been. He was probably
hallucinating.
Maybe it was the drugs he was sure he was
on.
Fatigue settled in pockets of his eyes. He was so tired
his nerves throbbed. He felt achy and exhausted like he had been cave climbing
for days, and maybe he had indeed fallen. It was the only thing he could think
of that would explain why he felt like his muscles were stretched near to
breaking over his bones.
Hell, even his bones felt achy.
Subconsciously aware of the dull pain at the memories
that were trying to break through his fogged mind, Salvador turned his head and
looked around. This was definitely not his room. His room didn’t look
this…white.
Every inch of the room was
a bright, pristine white—white walls, white furniture, white carpet. A white
lampshade sat on a white wooden nightstand next to the bed. Plump white pillows,
a white comforter, and white uncluttered surfaces gleamed in their whiteness. At
the window, thick white curtains carefully sealed the room in and any color out.
A niggle of unease shot through Salvador and he couldn't help but think the only thing missing was white padded
walls and a straight jacket. He searched for a plausible explanation for
why he was where he was but nothing came to mind. His thoughts were scattered,
foggy, eluding him.
Salvador swallowed, but his mouth had gone bone-dry,
panic starting to overwhelm him.
He hurtled back to the earth as reality struck in the
form of the bedroom door opening up. A man he knew he had never met before
walked in, shutting the door behind him.
“Ah, good, you’re awake.”
Duh.
“We were worried,” the tall man said as he walked over
to the side of the bed, crossing his sinewy arms over his broad chest. His stance emphasized the force of his thighs and the thickness
of his muscles. “For awhile,
it was touch and go. We didn’t know if you would make it or not.”
We?
Who is we?
As casually as he could manage, Salvador asked, “Where
am I?”
“You’re safe.”
That wasn’t exactly what he had asked.
And that alone set the alarm bells ringing in Salvador’s
head. The need to escape was almost paralyzing. He felt like there was a heavy
weight on his chest, something holding him in place and keeping him from running
for his life.
“Did I fall?” It sure as hell felt like it. Even now,
every movement was met with a sharp twinge of pain. Breathing seemed really
overrated.
“Not exactly.”
Salvador didn’t know what to think when the man grabbed
a chair and pulled it over to the side of the bed, sitting down. The guy folded
his hands together and let them dangle between his legs as he stared at Salvador
with a glint of something in his eyes that sent chills down his
back.
“My name is Thiago.”
“Salvador.”
An odd quirk curved up one side of the man’s lips. “It’s
nice to meet you, Salvador.”
“Uh, yeah.”
There was a pensive shimmer in the shadow of Thiago’s
nutmeg brown eyes. “I know you’re scared and confused but I want you to know
that you are safe. No one will hurt you. We’re all here to insure that nothing
happens to you.”
Yeah, that wasn’t reassuring Salvador one damn bit. If
anything, it was causing more unease, especially since he still didn’t know who
we was. “Where am I?” he asked again,
hoping to get an answer this time.
“Like I said, you are safe.”
Salvador chose his words carefully since he wasn’t sure
he’d get an honest answer. “If I didn’t fall, how did I get
hurt?”
Something flickered far back in Thiago’s eyes but his
face closed, as if guarding a secret. “Can you tell me what you
remember?”
That question brought on another round of painful
memories, memories that Salvador was positive couldn’t be real. His eyes darted
nervously back and forth as he tried to put into words the nightmare that he saw
in his head.
“I was spelunking and—”
“Excuse me, spelunking?”
Salvador raised his eyes to find Thiago watching him
with an intensity that belied the casual conversation they were having. “I was
exploring a cave or caving—also
occasionally known as spelunking. It’s basically exploring
wild cave systems.”
“Okay, so you were exploring a
cave.”
“Right. I was beginning my rope descent into a vertical
shaft using an abseil rack when I must have scraped my
head against the wall or something. Anyway, my hard hat fell off my head
and everything went dark.”
Salvador swallowed as more memories assailed
him.
“Something snapped above
me,” he whispered as he stared off into space, reliving his nightmare, “a twig
maybe. I froze, pressing myself against the cold, stone wall. I couldn’t see
anything in the darkness of the cave. I heard the scratch of paws on the ground
above me, a snuffling noise as if something was rooting for a scent, for
me.”
Salvador frowned as he searched his memories, trying to
bring all of the fragmented pieces back together. “There was this…this growl
and…” Salvador shook his head. There was no way he could explain what he thought
he heard. It couldn’t have been real. “I don’t remember much after
that.”
Salvador hoped Thiago would tell him what happened after
that, or at least how he had ended up in pristine white hell. The cautious way
that Thiago looked down at his clasped hands didn’t reassure Salvador that he
was going to get the answers he wanted.
A shadow of alarm touched Thiago’s face. “What I have to
tell you is going to seem outlandish but I swear I am telling you the
truth.”
Right…like
Salvador believed that. His eyes narrowed and his back became ramrod straight.
Despite the coolness in the room, he felt a trickle of sweat run down his neck.
“Just tell me when I can go home and we’ll call it
good.”
“I’m afraid you can’t go home,
Salvador.”
ADULT
EXCERPT
Davi had his head tilted back under the shower spray
rinsing his hair when he heard the shower door open. For a brief second, his
heart fluttered in fear, and then he felt strong muscular arms wrap around him
and deep growl vibrated through the air. Davi melted against the large man that
held him, content in the knowledge that he was safe.
Davi turned his head submissively as he felt Salvador’s
erection brush against him. Salvador leaned closer and sniffed at Davi’s neck.
The tip of fangs appeared through his lips when he leaned back. Those dark eyes
looked at him like he was prey, ready to be devoured.
“My mate,” Salvador whispered as he leaned in and rubbed
his face against Davi’s bare shoulder.
Davi’s wolf wanted to bare its belly and let the more
powerful wolf take a bite. Taking a deep breath, Davi tilted his head back,
exposing his throat. He shivered as he felt Salvador sniffing and pressing his
nose into the crease of his neck, licking and growling as he pressed closer.
Salvador nipped the skin of Davi's neck with his teeth
before plunging his fangs in. Davi cried out, pure pleasure combined with a bit
of pain flooding every nerve ending in his body. His cock hardened to molten
steel in a millisecond.
When Salvador withdrew his teeth and raised his head, he
rubbed his thumb over the base of Davi's neck, seemingly pleased with himself.
Davi yelped as Salvador suddenly picked him up and pinned him against the shower
wall. Salvador reached down and grabbed Davi’s ass, pressing his fingers into
Davi’s tight hole.
“Are you going to fuck me in the shower, Salvador?” Davi
asked when he felt a finger rim around his asshole.
“There’s something else you need to know about magi,
Davi.”
“Yeah?” Davi panted softly. A sudden warmth filled him
and he felt a slight pressure around his tight ring of muscles. Davi cried out,
his eyes rolling back as he was suddenly stretched out. He panted, wanting to feel more but
needing a minute to adjust to the unusual sensation. He had never felt anything
like it in his life.
“That was…that was…” Davi licked his lips.
“How...?”
Salvador chuckled. “Being magi does have its advantages,
gatito.”
“Yeah.”
Davi reached up and grabbed Salvador’s shoulders as he
felt the blunt head of the man’s cock pushing at his entrance. Davi was wired so
tight that he plunged back, impaling his body on Salvador’s cock.
Shivers broke out all over Davi’s body when Salvador’s
hand snaked up his neck and over his scalp, Salvador grabbing a fistful of
Davi’s hair and giving a light tug. Davi lifted his ass higher as he shouted out
his pleasure.
“Salvador,” Davi groaned as he started riding Salvador’s
cock hard and fast.
Salvador gripped Davi’s ass tightly in his hands and
pounded into him. Davi’s head fell back against the shower wall and loud groans
filled the enclosed space. Davi wasn’t sure if they came from him or from his
mate, and he didn’t really care. The pleasure Salvador was giving him was beyond
anything he had ever experienced except when he was in this man’s
arms.
Davi wrapped his legs around Salvador’s waist. It
changed the angle of Salvador thrusts, the man’s cock hitting Davi’s sweet spot
every time. Davi went crazy, crying out as his cock exploded, pulling his balls
tight to his body.
That seemed to be all Salvador was waiting for. He
groaned and shoved his cock deep into Davi’s ass. He stiffened and his cock
pulsed out his release, flooding Davi with his scent and reinforcing his mating
claim.
He was in awe of the pleasure clearly displayed on
Salvador’s face. He couldn’t look away. He doubted there was another soul on the
earth that was as sexy as his mate when the man was aroused.
“Mine,” Salvador whispered harshly.
Davi whimpered when he felt the knot extend and take
hold inside of him. That was something he wasn’t sure he’d ever get used
to.
“Yours,” Davi murmured. The connection between them
jolted him. He’d heard of shifters who bonded together on a deeper soul bonding
level but he never thought he’d be one of them.
Davi leaned in and claimed Salvador’s lips. He was
hungry for every taste of the man he could get, every feel. The alpha was
perfect for him. He was strong and fierce, but gentle and loving. He was
everything Davi could have even dreamed of in a mate and
more.
“I love you, Salvador.”
“Love you, gatito.”
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