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Sunday, November 4, 2012

Goodnight (+18 Excerpt of The Lost Mercenary)



Hey everyone, I’m back one final time for the night (it's way past midnight in Spain). Before I head to bed, I'm leaving you with a hot excerpt from The Lost Mercenary. 

I'll be announcing the winner of the giveaway tomorrow on my blog. *wink*

Goodnight lovely readers!

Elyzabeth M. VaLey

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The Lost Mercenary +18 excerpt


Sharply taking hold of her hands, he tied her wrists together. Pulling her to her feet, he bound her to the lowest branch, forcing her to almost stand on her tiptoes. Her face was flushed, her eyes bright and her hair disheveled, the taut braid she wore earlier practically gone. Gregorii swept his gaze over her body and he felt his cock ooze in appreciation. She was truly gorgeous. Curvy, with toned legs and breasts with large hard nipples begging to be touched and tasted.
“Grearióus, release me or I will kill you,” she threatened in a low murmur. 
He lifted his eyes to her face and licked his lips. He was anxious to kiss her again, yet he knew it would not be an easy task at the moment. “I believe your position is not exactly one of ease for killing, though I do not doubt your capabilities. You have a nasty right hook,” he said, rubbing his shoulder. “And incredibly strong legs, not to mention a delicious tasting pussy. No wonder you became mistress of the brothel.”
Emmeline spat at his feet and he grinned.
“Tell me what I want to know and I will release you and no one will know the better. We can even have a peaceful fuck afterwards. I know you want it as much as I do.” He glanced into her eyes, but she spat again, this time the dribble landing on his face. Chuckling, he brushed it off like a bothersome fly.
“I’ve been submitted to worst torture than this. You don’t have it in you to hurt me. You were never good at hurting others.”
“It’s been ten years, Avalina, I have changed.”
“No, you haven’t. You are still the gentleman, the kind hearted soul who will help maidens in distress. You might be a mercenary, but that is only on the outside. Inside, you are still that playful boy with a heart of gold. I have seen you fight before and it was not what we just did here. You didn’t want to hurt me,” she accused.
“You didn’t want to hurt me too badly, either. You killed that man in the woods without contemplation. Right now, you doubted your moves or we would both be very badly injured. In truth, you’re still that vulnerable child challenging everyone because she’s scared of the world.”
“No.”
“No?”
“No, Grearióus. I lost my vulnerability the moment Ragnahall burned down. I admit I am scared of the world. You have no idea what is out there, Gregorii,” she whispered anxiously. “But now, I challenge for survival.”
“You don’t always have to fight against everything, Ava,” he murmured. “You don’t have to fight me.”
He watched Emmeline carefully as she lowered her lashes and chewed on her bottom lip, mulling on his words. In two strides, he stood inches away from her, his fists clenched at his sides so he wouldn’t touch her. She glanced up at him with large brown eyes full of fear, causing his heart to flutter nervously.  “Why won’t you tell me why you’re really going to Karpathian?” he asked softly.
Emmeline squared her jaw, her lips thinning and her eyes growing hard. “There is nothing to tell, Gregorii.” 
“I think there is.”
She shook her head, lose strands of her long hair falling over her face, framing the pink lips he itched to kiss.
 “You will tell me.”
“Like I said,”—she lifted her cool gaze to his eyes—“there is nothing to tell.”
“I will torture you for information.”
“I am no stranger to pain.”
Gregorii grinned and laughed. Reaching out, he roughly cupped her jaw. She inhaled sharply. “The torture I have in mind for you, Emmeline, my sweet Avalina, is quite different.” Dropping his head, he captured her lips in a searing kiss. She hesitated for a fraction of a second before opening her mouth to him and allowing his tongue to brush hungrily against hers. Gregorii pressed the length of his body against hers, wanting her to feel the need between his legs. He dropped his hands to her ass, caressing and squeezing the firm, round globes. Emmeline whimpered, the sound fueling his desire to new heights. His fingers brushed against the apex between her thighs, the heat there blazing. Panting slightly, he pulled away. 
“I am no stranger to sex,” she said huskily.
Gregorii grinned. “I know, but I believe that like most whores, you are a stranger to soul weakening desire. The kind of attraction we feel for each other is as strange to you as it is to me.”

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Researching the Middle Ages...



How's everyone's morning coming along? I just came back from an hour long walk with my black Labrador. A lot of my stories come up when I'm out walking, but that doesn't mean that I don't have to do some research. 

For instance, The Mercenary Tales are all based on an imaginary medieval age. Due to this I had to research on several topics. One of the things I tried to look into detail was medieval town life. Throughout The Lost Mercenary Gregorii would make two stops at different towns: One, the busy Kingdom capital, Sieghard, The other, a growing kingdom city, Karpathian. 

For my research I used some books. For instance: True Swordsman, a guide to become a true, modern swordsman, written by Adam Sharp or Manners, Customs and Dress During the Middle Ages. I also used several websites, among them, “Medieval England - daily life in medieval towns” was extremely useful, or A brief history of Brothels, an article on The Independent was also quite handy.

Below is a super short excerpt so you can have a glimpse of how this research affected The Lost Mercenary:

Gregorii leaned against the wagon’s wheel and smiled softly. Sitting under the shade with other hired men, he watched the buoyant market square from afar. Men and women hurried around buying, trading or selling goods. Amused, he watched a city constable chase a young thief through the crowds, the tattered boy quicker and with much more wits than the man in red livery. Pigs and geese wandered about while peddlers attempted to sell them, clamoring their price at the top of their lungs. Wagons both empty and packed skipped and bounded over the cobbled terrain, causing the crowd to travel slowly on the teeming street. Near his wagon, a buxom woman bargained loudly with his new employer, the carpet merchant, Reed.



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