For the Clan
Archer Kay Leah
Publication date: May 25th 2016
Genres: Adult, Romance, Science Fiction
Canada, 2165 AD. The Water Wars and a decimated economy have taken their toll. Anyone who doesn’t live in a military-patrolled metropolis lives in a clan. But being in a clan doesn’t mean safety.
And for a Ven like Roan Lee, it doesn’t matter where he lives. Safety is a luxury. So is freedom.
Roan is desperate to escape the governtary’s exploitation and torture. He is nothing to them but 54σK1, an artifact born from a genetic mishap. When the chance to escape arises, he makes a run for it—and encounters the lover from his past, twisting his future into a second chance he never expected.
As leaders of Clan Teach, Jace Ama and his wife, Cayra Diega, have enough difficulty keeping their people safe. When Roan is thrown to their feet as a prisoner, their marriage becomes an additional challenge. Jace still loves Roan, but where does that leave Cayra?
REVIEW
Canada 2165 AD
Water Wars, and decimated economy have taken their
Toll. Anyone who doesn’t live in a military Patrolled
Metropolis live in Clans.
Unfortunately Clans doesn’t mean safety.
And for a Ven like Roan Lee, it doesn’t matter where
he lives Safety is a luxury, so is freedom.
Two 16yrs old in the woods flirting, becoming more
romantic.
When soldiers attack and carrying Roan away.
While his
friend Jace shouted and cried for his friend.
Roan is a ven whose mother was affected by the
Chemical Warfare
The side effect was the magic, the governtary wanted
to control and experiment on the vens.
We then fast forward 15years, Jace is married and
the leader of the Clan Teach.
Roan has become a military killing machine, but he
has had enough
And decides to escape.
I loved this book, it pulled me straight into the
story.
When Roan was pulled in front of Jace and Cayra, you
can feel the tension building.
My god what a women, especially the way she supported
Jace in any way that was needed.
Cayra realises her husband is in love Roan, she
encourages him to explore a relationship with Roan.
Jace had missed Roan, and had felt something missing
from life.
They explore their feelings, and there feelings begin
include Cayra.
It was wonderful to watch the working of their unit,
and how strong that unit became.
Jace decides to be a different kind of leader than
his father, and begins to feel more comfortable in his own skin
There is everything in this book fighting, love and
the strength of the human spirit to survive and flourish.
I loved it.
I received a
copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Author Bio:
Archer Kay Leah was raised in Canada, growing up in a port town at a time when it was starting to become more diverse, both visibly and vocally. Combined with the variety of interests found in Archer’s family and the never-ending need to be creative, this diversity inspired a love for toying with characters and their relationships, exploring new experiences and difficult situations.
Archer most enjoys writing speculative fiction and is engaged in a very particular love affair with fantasy, especially when it is dark and emotionally charged. When not reading and writing for work or play, Archer is a geek with too many hobbies and keeps busy with other creative endeavors, a music addiction, and whatever else comes along. Archer lives in London, Ontario with a same-sex partner and their cat.
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