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Original Title:	Strain, A Strain Novel
ISBN:	1626490716 (ISBN13: 9781626490710)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.riptidepublishing.com
Series:	Strain #1
Setting:	Oregon(United States)

Strain (Strain #1)

Amelia C. Gormley

ebook | Pages: 375 pages

Rating: 3.88 | 1746 Users | 310 Reviews

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Title	:	Strain (Strain #1)
Author	:	Amelia C. Gormley
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	1 edition
Pages	:	Pages: 375 pages
Published	:	February 17th 2014 by Riptide Publishing (first published February 15th 2014)
Categories	:	Romance. M M Romance. Erotica. BDSM. Science Fiction. Dystopia. War. Military Fiction. Dark

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In a world with little hope and no rules, the only thing they have to lose is themselves.

Rhys Cooper is a dead man. Cut off from the world since childhood, he’s finally exposed to the lethal virus that wiped out most of the human race. Now his only hope for survival is infection by another strain that might confer immunity. But it’s sexually transmitted, and the degradation he feels at submitting to the entire squad of soldiers that rescued him eclipses any potential for pleasure—except with Darius, the squadron’s respected, capable leader.

Sergeant Darius Murrell has seen too much death and too little humanity. He’s spent a decade putting plague victims out of their misery and escorting survivors to a safe haven he can never enjoy. He’d rather help Rhys live than put him down, so when Rhys can’t reconcile himself to doing what’s necessary to survive, Darius is forced to save Rhys in spite of himself.

But with each passing day, it looks less and less likely that Rhys can be saved. Which means that soon Darius might have to put a bullet in the head of the one person in years who reminds him of what it means to be human.

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Quite simply, this was one of those stories where all sorts of superlatives could be thrown into the hat for the writing alone..... outstanding, superb, fantastic, exquisite, fascinating; however, add to that the highly imaginative storyline and all the descriptive words used by the author to convey the bleakness and despair of this dystopian world, and the nightmare existence its survivors have to endure and you have one of those stories that comes along once in a blue moon. I fell in love with

To all the Vanilla Priscillas considering this one. Dont. This is not your romance story; its not a pretty story. Post-apocalyptic stories rarely are but this is really not pretty, and Im on the fence about how I feel about itThis premise intrigued me - intimidated me even. Would it be a plausible plot or simply a clever device for porn with purpose I wondered? On one hand it works, explained away by science and on the other, it doesnt, but not for the reason you think, and Ill get to that

I read this a few weeks ago and didnt write a review because I didnt really know what to say. This story was just not one for me. I thought the writing here was good but it wasnt what I expected. I thought I was going to get some kind of sci fi story but I didnt enjoy it. First of all there were just far too many dub con/non con/rape scenes. I am not going to try and define these scenes, all I know is that there were just too many. I have read stories which feature rape or some kind of sexual

Hmmm, this sounds good! This book won't be for everyone. If you do not like the following -Dubious consent, rape themes - just grey areas around sex in your reading. A D/s power exchange relationship that is not built on safe words but need for survival and...more I can't discussTruly dystopian books - not romance books that pay shiny lip service to the end of the system we now know, all while everyone is comfyLack of sweet love and romance throughout. I'm not saying that people don't care,

The world building and character development in this story were phenomenal. The author's writing style was smooth and rhythmic so that I could sink into the movie playing in my head and forget I was reading a book. And the sex? WOW! Yeah, good stuff.Only one thing messed with my movie, and even that wasn't enough to lower my rating. (view spoiler)[ For a movie to work, I need to see the characters. Some might be blurry, but the main characters need to be more finished than the secondary ones. In

Terrific. I had my doubts about this because Im not a zombie fan, and I considered the set up really risky. TV writers sometimes use the phrase coinkydink to refer to an overly convenient set of conditions, in this case a deadly virus that can only be cured (possibly) by having as much sex with as many people as possible. Ive read a bunch of Evangeline Anderson stories with a similar ideae.g. a demon who must have tons of oral sex with a woman or hell implode; a vampiric alien who must bite his