Bøger af Sylvain St-Pierre

Coercionist, lover, prisoner. More?Alexander Bartholomew Crimson only ever wanted a few things out of life: a good job, friends, and a man to love--no, an alien man to love. He got the first even before he was done with school, the second not long after he started his new job on a new planet.The third he'd given up, on until he'd met Jack: a tall, handsome, funny, loving, furry Samalian. For a few weeks, Alex didn't think life could be any better. But then Jack was taken from him. Worse, the company he worked for accused him of being in league with the alien who attacked them, the same alien who took Jack.Now, Alex only wants one thing: to get him back.Unaware of the choices he will have to make or the dangers he will face, he embarks on a trek he hopes will take him to the monster who took Jack from him. But with each danger he faces comes the realization that who he is might not be enough to reach his goal.With each choice he makes, Alex changes. What cost is he willing to pay to get to the man he loves? Will there be enough of himself left when he gets there to be recognizable?

Out of the Jungle Marlot is forced to return home to investigate a death and is confronted with all the reasons he left. The council wants him to close the case quickly, his family wants him to stay, and the male who killed his first love now holds power. Trembor at his side is a danger, instead of a comfort, since being exposed as lovers comes with deadly consequences. When Marlot is handed an opportunity to make the council pay for how they treated him all those years before, it could means letting the killer go. Will his need for revenge outweigh getting justice for an old friend? Join Marlot today in the second book of this anthropomorphic procedural, as he finds out just how far he's willing to go and what he's willing to sacrifice, to get his well-deserved revenge.

There's something rotten in the Jungle Marlot has Trembor back in his life, but why is he growing distant? The lion's legal problems force him to make hard choices when others involve make demands of him. Then the body Marlot investigates points to something rotten happening in their city when he finds out it was paid for years before, while dying only hours ago. And the more he sniffs around this unclaimed body, the more it looks like Trembor's legal trouble might be connected. Join Marlot and Tremor in the final book of this anthropomorphic procedural and find out how far Marlot will go to get what he wants. And if it will, again, be too far.

There's a hunter in the jungle. Marlot is determined to get back with Trembor. Trembor wants nothing other than to put the wolf behind him and move on with his life. A third party might have an unhealthy interest in the two investigators' love life.Marlot's obsession with showing the lion his actions were justified is compounded by the distraction a glitch in the revenue system causes him. Trembor's determination is tested by the wolf showing up, by coincidence, at his investigations sites. Or is there more to what is going on than either realizes?When one's desperation to regain what he had, and the other's suspicions of those actions, blind them to what might connect the deaths they are investigating, can they see what is keeping them from resolving their personal problems?