In the Dark Ages, Morton was taken from his lover, the warrior Graham, and changed by the evil immortal Seymour. When Graham is gravely wounded in battle, Morton changes his lover and the two immortals flee. But Seymour isn’t about to let the beautiful Morton go that easily.<br><br>After centuries of playing a cat and mouse game, Morton and his protector Graham are finally free from Seymour at last. They build a life together, with Morton becoming a popular rock star called Xavier.<br><br>When rumors swirl that Seymour has been revived, Graham knows he must get his beloved away before Seymour appears seeking to keep Morton as his own once more.

Eternally His

The easiest way to end his life, Morton thought, would be to expose himself to the sun. He didn’t relish the thought of being burned to a crisp, but it would be the fastest way to manage his suicide. But in order to do that, he’d have to escape this room. Morton figured Albert or whomever he had guarding his room would be too smart to trick with the old “I’m sick, come help me” act.


He didn’t carry a spare wooden stake to stab himself with. Grimacing, Morton stopped pacing and sat in the only chair in the small, narrow room. The wooden slatted chair had been placed in front of a small Queen Anne style desk. The only other furniture was a single bed covered in a big fluffy white down comforter.


Chapter 22