What would you do if you had your morals tested, your values violated, and your boundaries broken? How many of your own rules would you break to survive in a world beyond your worst nightmare? And who would you become then? Young nurse, Aya Johansen, is working with refugees in a war zone when she is captured by fanatic religious warriors, fighting for their right to keep slaves and perform human sacrifices... moreWhat would you do if you had your morals tested, your values violated, and your boundaries broken? How many of your own rules would you break to survive in a world beyond your worst nightmare? And who would you become then? Young nurse, Aya Johansen, is working with refugees in a war zone when she is captured by fanatic religious warriors, fighting for their right to keep slaves and perform human sacrifices. Their violence and brutality shocks her and her panic rises when she discovers the most terrifying man she's ever met has bought her as his personal sex slave. Aya is determined to break free, even if it means pushing beyond the edge of her fear to find hidden resources of mental strength. If her only chance of escape is to navigate a forbidden attraction to a man fighting on the wrong side of the war - then she'll take in. Desperate times... and all that. This is the first part in Aya's story. Get the second part FREE on elinpeer.com Aya's story is broken into 3 parts of around 40,000 words each. The Slave series consists of separate, but intertwined, stories.You could read them out of order, but for the best reading experience and to avoid spoilers, this is the recommended order to read them in. The Accidental Slave (Aya’s story) Release March 2016 The Healing Slave (Sybina’s story) Release April 2016 Never a Slave (Sofia’s story) Release May 2016 The Feisty Slave (Uma’s story) Release June 2016 This series is intended for mature readers only as it contains graphical language and sexual scenes of violent nature. All characters are fictional and any likeness to a living person or organization is coincidental. less