Draconian Measures
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The immortal Finnarians mate for life. They are fierce, protective, and dedicated to their mates. But what happens when that mate is not Finnarian at all, but a stubborn, fiery, extremely irritable Draconian who wants nothing to do with any Finnarian? Not even a prince like Sadan. Fortunately for Sadan, he is just as stubborn and far more persistent than this Draconian has ever had to deal with… And he has his eyes set on the fierce Draconian warrior.
Graitaan is the last of his kind, the lone survivor of the Draconian warriors. Humans are too weak for him. Yet among the vast army, there is a group of Finnarians, tall, powerful, and full of magic. Their commander, Sadan, a Finnarian prince, has decided that Graitaan comes under his command. Graitaan has other ideas, especially when the prince seeks to claim him. Their conflict soon becomes a thing of legend in the army, but bit by bit, Sadan forces Graitaan to realize that there is something between them that cannot be denied. Graitaan will not give in without a fight, no matter what his desires might be. But this Finnarian prince is an implacable warrior, and now the battle has begun...
Reader note: Previously released. Reader discretion advised: contains intense emotional elements, gay fantasy romance, and male male love
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Writing has always been of the utmost importance to me, often a means of expressing frustration, anger and grief during terrible times in my life. It was also there for the joys and triumphs, a faithful companion through it all that never failed me. I do indeed love to write and have over twenty books sitting idle in my computer, waiting… I started off writing under the name of J.C. McGuire with three historical books, My Name is Aelida Book 1 & 2, (a two part novel of Arthurian Briton and the strength of a woman in a world where men rule and her ancient bloodline is more important than her happiness. These books have been re-released as a four part series with Etopia Press, The Ascension, The Gloaming, The Conquered, The Triumph), and Shadow of the Sun, a very emotional novel of Alexander the Great and his lover Hephaistion. Done from Hephaistion’s viewpoint, (we all know that he dies in the end) it was the hardest thing I have ever written. I still get tears when I read it. I still love all of those books and actually read them as if someone else wrote them!
Shadow of the Sun got me into the male/male genre and I began to write under J.C. Owens. I enjoy writing of the beauty of men loving men, plus the conflict in what a person thinks they want, versus what they truly need to become themselves.
I love to hear from my readers and always appreciate suggestions and comments for future books. Sharing a love of reading and good, hot sensuality between men is always a cause for celebration!
