Book One of Revolution. June's mother informs her on her sixteenth birthday today is her wedding day. Private conversations in a one-room house are impossible, so no surprise her father did it. It hurt her listening to it, but now she is furious. Se...
Sold into Marriage Book One of Revolution Copyright 2021-2022 by John Wells. All Rights Reserved.
June’s mother informs her on her sixteenth birthday today is her wedding day. Private conversations in a one-room house are impossible, so no surprise her father did it. It hurt her listening to it, but now she is furious. Selling her for thousands to some creep just to improve their lifestyle. She is shocked it could happen today in New Hampshire. Shocking her mother went along with it because of her arguments against it.
Her husband's first kiss broke her out of shock and his transporting the limousine to New York piqued her interest. His promise to leave her rich and a virgin at eighteen, if she desired, still left her planning to run. He teaches her the magic of willpower controlling the universe. Letting her read his mind with it, she sees he has loved her for centuries, so she falls in love with him quickly. She discovers other aspects of time lived as well, both with and without him. The alien energy weapon killing him is one of the worst visions she finds. Seeing the carnage caused by the aliens in a few weeks is devastating via his vision. She can not imagine standing next to him as it actually happens.
His visions point to her, preventing the invasion by magic. But he has centuries of magical experience, so what makes it possible for her and not him? She must quickly discover that uniqueness and use it to create a friendship with the aliens before the world as we know it ends.
Caution: there are many sex scenes limited to a sentence or thereabout, suggesting you use your imagination to fill in the details. If you are not sexually active or seriously considering becoming so, you might not wish to read them. You also may not understand the reference, as most are as vague as I can make them.
This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are products of the author's imagination or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. While I attempted to use factual information for the city names, town names, famous locations, legal details, and star's planets, do not assume I got them right.
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