Escaped slave and radical Genthry is facing down his final moments, bound to the execution platform, when some soul detonates the platform and the prison wall. He didn’t plan it, but he’s more than happy to take the opportunity to escape and thumb his nose at fate yet again. By the time he gets his hands on a ship, the authorities have caught up to him in the form of handsome marshal Dryath Riatt. When a passerby knocks the marshal out, Genthry takes Riatt “hostage” to save him from the angry crowd. Dryath knew he shouldn’t have thought the job was done just because he got his hands on escaped killer Genthry. He wasn’t counting on the local crowd jumping in to help the dirtbag escape, the local garrison refusing to lift a finger to help him ... or Genthry being possibly the most beautiful man he’d ever seen. Now he’s a captive, restrained, and flying to some unknown destination with a terrorist who doesn’t make him feel unsafe at all. When an encounter with pirates forces a sudden landing, Genthry and Dryath must hide together before either can find safety. Can they overcome their differences, or will these enemies sell each other out before they can find happiness?

See Ya, Space Cowboy

He headed back to his quarters and grabbed his go bag. Dryath had always travelled light, so he didn’t have any trouble living out of one bag for however long he’d have to be gone. He registered his destination with the vehicle fleet and signed for a ship, and he took off with no more fanfare than that.


He saved any excitement or anticipation for the flight. It meant something for Ardin to trust him with something big like sending him to Kindara alone, where this Genthry guy was still holed up. Other marshals, with partners, had been sent to places Genthry might go, if he got away. Dryath had been sent alone to the place Genthry was. Ardin clearly trusted him.


Chapter 5