Wind After Time
No romance or no physical intimacy at all.
Closed door. No anatomical or crude language.
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Ten years has passed since the Great War - and mankind was victorious against the Al’ar, their loathsome alien foes. But Joshua Wolfe, hero of the war, knows it’s not over. He knows the Al’ar and their ways. He knows what their plans are. And he knows they’ll be back. Long ago, the Al’ar gave him a name: Shadow Warrior. The time has come to fulfill its lethal promise.
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