Conundrum
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Ellen C. Maze
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Canaan is the last of his kind, and he's not ready to be mortal.
Once a leader of their race, all 100,000 have transformed. All, that is, except Canaan.
Conundrum [kəˈnəndrəm] noun. A confusing and difficult problem or question.
The Maker's path is alarmingly narrow; how can Canaan give up his power and glory? Blood, sex, and violence are his favorite things. Yet, he believes the prophecy--he will be mortal one day. But tonight, he's a powerful Rakum Elder. He'll have one more romp in glory.
He'll submit.
Not tonight.
Not tomorrow.
Soon but not yet.
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BOOK DESCRIPTION
Canaan is the last of his kind. Over the course of eight years, the God of the mortals deftly decimated his people deploying a myriad of methods, including using his closest companions toward His end.
Yet, Elder Canaan isn’t angry with the Maker; he believes the prophecy that he, too, will one day walk in the Light, shedding his supernatural and bloodthirsty nature.
But first… One more romp in glory.
Guarding and falling for his deceased partner’s mate, Canaan wrestles with his desire to please the Maker and the visceral draw of his birthright: unfathomable power, limitless strength, and as much human blood as he can consume.
Canaan promises he will answer.
Soon.
But not yet.
PARENTAL ADVISORY
Conundrum is Book Five of the Rabbit Saga, but has been written in such a way that it can be read alone. The first four books have decidedly PG-13-level content, where Conundrum delves into darker, more mature content, suitable for mature teen and adults. No explicit sex, but will contain the occasional strong language and gay, straight, and bi sexual relationships as pertaining to the plot.
RABBIT: CHASING BETH RIDER (Book 1)
RABBIT LEGACY (Book 2)
RABBIT REDEMPTION (Book 3)
ANOMALY: BEYOND THE RABBIT (Book 4)
CONUNDRUM: THE LOST RABBIT (Book 5)
THE VESTIGE: FINAL CHAPTER (Book 6)
Related Spinoffs / Fanfiction by bestselling author Emil Jersey:
BLOOD, SEX & VIOLENCE, A VAMPIRE’S REBUTTAL, by Emil Jersey (Rabbit Saga Collection from Run Rabbit Books)
DARCY VANDIVER, VAMPIRE SEXPERT: A MEMOIR, by Emil Jersey (Rabbit Saga Collection from Run Rabbit Books)
MALCONTENT #VAMPIRE #SERIALKILLER #THRILLER, by Emil Jersey (Rabbit Saga Collection from Run Rabbit Books)
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