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Brother Dear

by R. Phoenix

Brother Dear - R. Phoenix
Part of the Brothers series:
Editions:ePub: $ 2.99

When Mateo tries to call off their relationship and leave his twin behind, Devin takes extreme measures to keep him close. All bets are off, and all the taboo and kinky fetishes he's wanted to explore with his brother are now on the table -- whether Mateo wants them to be or not. Devin doesn't accept "no" for an answer, and as he explores each and every new torment, Mateo gets dragged deeper and deeper into hell...

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Publisher: Independently Published
Cover Artists:
Bey Deckard

Genres:
Contemporary, Dark Erotica, Erotica

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Languages Available: English

Excerpt:

“We can’t keep doing this,” he finally said. “You’ve always known it would have to end. We have to be… adults. Real, functioning adults.”

“And that doesn’t include fucking your brother,” Devin said. That time, it was his voice that was laden with bitterness.

“No.” Mateo sighed, pulling away from him. “It doesn’t.”

Pain grabbed Devin’s chest, making it hard for him to draw in a full breath. “It could,” he pleaded. “Just stay with me.”

Mateo rose, and Devin grabbed his wrist. Even in the darkness, he was aware of where his twin was. He always knew; they both always knew where the other was.

“Let go,” Mateo said, tugging against Devin’s grip.

“No,” Devin said, tears welling up in his eyes. “I’m not just going to let you leave.”

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Mateo pulled harder, but Devin didn’t let him go. “You don’t have a choice, Devin.” Mateo’s voice was sharp, cold, so unlike the brother he’d always known. Minutes apart as they were, Devin was still the younger brother, and he’d been spoiled.

He was used to getting what he wanted, even if it meant Mateo had to go without.

And now…

Devin was trembling as he grabbed the syringe from inside the pillowcase, the very tool he’d hoped not to have to use… But he had to. Mateo was too stubborn to see the truth of it, how things were really meant to be, and Devin would have to remind him.

“Let go, Devin!” Mateo snapped at him.

Before he could pull hard enough to loosen Devin’s grasp, Devin used his grip on his brother’s arm to keep track of where he was… and of where his arm was. And he quickly yanked the cap of the syringe off with his teeth before plunging it into Mateo’s arm and pumping it into his veins.

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About the Author

R. Phoenix (code name: Raissa) has an unhealthy fascination with contrasts: light and dark, humor and pain, heroes and villains, order and chaos. She believes love can corrupt, power can redeem and that the best of intentions can cast shadows while the worst can create light. She agrees with those who say that the truth is best told through fiction — even though fiction has to make sense while reality can be utterly baffling.
Her dark paranormal books explore a world where humanity has become prey, subjugated by “supes” — vampires, werewolves, and witches — who have seized control. They range from romance to dark erotica to horror and everything in between, exploring different aspects of the Fate of the Fallen universe. She’s even published something she calls “playful dark erotica.”
Her tendency to explore dark topics isn’t limited to a supernatural world. Her contemporary romance, Too Close, deals with the difficult topic of domestic violence. She is passionate about the need for greater awareness and understanding of an issue that’s often misunderstood.
She loves chatting with readers, though she often awkwardly rambles. No matter how much she tries to keep her bad and often perverted sense of humor in check, it seems to escape at the most inconvenient moments. (Thanks, universe.) Feel free to friend Raissa on Facebook and chat or send her an email!