About This Book
Fleeing an arranged marriage to a tyrant, Sima escapes her bodyguards and finds herself on the south side of the city of Irnia. Much unlike the free nation of Taraf where she grew up, Irnia harbors decadence and human slavery. Entering what she thinks is a motel, she books a room and soon realizes it's actually a brothel. * * * * * * * The famous Unangi statue of Nimmet is yet another priceless possession Leuj, the tyrannical leader of Irnia desires. He is obsessed with things he cannot have and finds a way to possess them, one way or another. With his latest conquest fulfilled, he turns his sights on his rival's daughter, Sima. Marriage plans are made, but when Sima escapes her bodyguards to avoid Leuj's proposal, she finds herself in a world much unlike the free nation of Taraf where she grew up. The city of Irnia harbors decadence and human slavery. Sima flees to what she thinks is a motel. She books a room and soon realizes it's a brothel. The handsome male consort, Razi, is assigned to her room and appeals to her deepest desires. When Razi discovers who she is, Sima flees, fearing he might turn her over to the authorities. Before she leaves though, she does something he never asked for. Sima buys his freedom. Escaping to the Unangi Mountains, Sima is soon captured by Leuj's police. Razi must brave his freedom, something he doesn't understand or really want. With the help of an old friend, he tries to rescue Sima before it's too late. * * * * * * * * * * For more information please visit www.loveyoudivine.com
