Ebook {Epub PDF} Stygians Honor by Lora Leigh

11 rows ·  · Stygians Honor PDF book by Lora Leigh (Breeds #19) Read Online or Free Download in ePUB, PDF /5. Stygian's Honor is set just after the last Breeds book Lawe's Justice and the mini-novella that was in Tied With A Bow, with Isabelle and Malachi, I can't give too much of a description of the book or it will give away loads of the book but i will do my best but beware may be a few spoliers here the story starts in Window Rock, Arizona,this is the last known location of Honor Roberts, who vanished when she was /5(). 7 rows ·  · It was her only sanctuary from the Breed research that would surely have ended in her death—one such ISBN

#1 New York Times bestselling author Lora Leigh returns to the world of the Breeds where animal instincts can bring a feral pleasure to every man and his willing female mate. Stygian's Honor follows the Stygian and Liza and the efforts to find two girls (Honor and Fawn) who escaped from a lab around a decade a go. Stygian's Honor, all the sexy sexy time was a bit much I love Lora Leigh, but I did find that this book in the Breeds series was way more of an erotica then a lot of the others. A whole chapters worth of sex every few chapters, was a bit much for my liking. Stygian's Honor By Lora Leigh - FictionDB. Cover art, synopsis, sequels, reviews, awards, publishing history, genres, and time period.

Stygian's Honorby Lora Leigh. Window Rock, Arizona, is the last known location of Honor Roberts, who vanished when she was just thirteen. It was her only sanctuary from the Breed research that would surely have ended in her death--one such insidious experiment should, indeed, have killed her. That she lived is both a miracle--and a great mystery. It was her only sanctuary from the Breed research that would surely have ended in her death—one such. Stygian's Honor. Window Rock, Arizona, is the last known location of Honor Roberts, who vanished when she was just thirteen. It was her only sanctuary from the Breed research that would surely have ended in her death—one such insidious experiment should, indeed, have killed her. That she lived is both a miracle—and a great mystery.