Inspired by the Fallout Video Game series. Patrick and Claire are two teens born in a horrible post apocalyptic world. After their village is destroyed they are rescued by a robot that takes them to Shelter 9. A place that is paradise for them. The only price they pay for living their is becoming nudists, but little do they know that Shelter 9 holds a terrifying secret.
Fourteen-year-old Jean-Luc, squire to Philippe DeGrasse, on the French crusade in the Holy Land in the thirteenth century, is an ambitious-and extraordinarily handsome and sexy-boy. Even on the eve of battle on the plain below the Horns of Hattin in the Levant, he is scheming to advance up the levels of master. Above DeGrasse are the army's general, Hugh de Lusignan, brother to Guy, King of Jerusalem, and above the general is the king himself.
My origin was a bad start. You can't imagine a more spoiled rotten mean little kid than I was. My story has a villain, but no heroes. I am the villain. No matter how I spin it or excuse myself, I'll never come out remotely heroic. I'm the predator, and the characters portray my victims. You won't learn much about them. Their character development is skimpy and stereotyped. Though they were my half-siblings I never knew them well so I can't tell what I don't know.
The female pilot of an A-10 attack aircraft goes head to head against a hostile tank during one of those third world peace keeping missions and loses. She is shot down and captured by the crew of the tank she was trying to destroy. They take out their anger on her by stripping her, mounting her on the front of their tank like a hunting trophy, and gang raping her.
Tommy and Pamela were the only childrem from an American father and a Japanese mother. They were also the only grandchilren of the head of an ancient and powerful crime family. It had taken only 1 visit when Tomo felt the looks that Jarred gave his young neice were not those which were normal. From then on he did everything he could to protect them. Some may think he forced them into their new lives, but it really was the circumstances.