Kristy says:
"Sacrificed was a very intense installment to the Baal’s Heart series. The voyage and strange lands are harsh and cruel. There is suffering but through it they truly discover their inner strength. Baltsaros weakness and fears almost tear them down but it’s the stoic strength within Jon that perseveres. A darker story overall, but the emotion and growth is two-fold. This is a unique series for this genre and worth reading every page!"
Read the whole review at 3 Chicks After Dark
Kristy from 3 Chicks After Dark says:
"The dynamic between Jon and Baltsaros kept me flipping through the pages. I wanted to know what would happen next. What obstacles they would demolish but also what barriers of the heart would be torn down. For a high adventure, action packed book it is extremely profound and sensual. Baltsaros is an unapologetic killer. He’s a pirate, after all! He’s also a man to be respected. When he loves, he loves deep and uninhibited. His control on ship and in the bedroom leaves no one wanting. Begging, yes! Wanting, no. When Jon, Baltsaros and Tom come together, they can practically part the seas!"
Read the whole review at 3 Chicks After Dark
Becky from Bike Book Reviews says:
"You know how sometimes when an author writes a sequel it doesn't live up to the first book? Well that is soooooo NOT the case here..."
Bec says:
"I will have to admit, I wasn't sure I would like this book when I started it, and I didn't like it, I freaking loved it!"
Annette Gisby says:
"I'm not usually a fan of threesomes, but for Tom, Jon and Baltsoros, it works for them. It is also realistic, with jealousy flaring at certain parts, with each wondering if they are welcome with the other couple. The sex scenes are raw and primal, with a veneer of sensuality that leaves your breathless."
"The style of Deckard is raw, heart wrenching, heartwarming, brutal, forceful and just a fantastic great read. The action is action, the sex is sex, the eroticism not something to miss, and the stories? Well, they are pretty amazing."
Michelle says:
"While in a futuristic setting complete with a visual of the world they are in, there is an almost equal balance of character development interwoven throughout the story where one would not work without the other. Deckard weaves a theme through his books of the men who long to be told they are good boys, and their counterpoints, the men who want to love them back even when they can’t or won’t admit it to themselves. The author is able to subtlety expose and peel back the intimate layers of these men. This elevates the book from a simple story to a uniquely crafted character exploration, even when all of their secrets are not offered."
Lisa says:
"After the back-to-back epics that are Caged and Sacrificed, Bey Deckard has taken a bit of a departure from both pirates and full-length novels with Sarge, a sci-fi novella set on a war-torn planet where to kill or to be killed is the underscore of each day for the men and women fighting a war not of their own making.
It would be easy to enumerate the ways in which this latest offering from Mr. Deckard differs from his Baal’s Heart series, not the least of which is that this story is futuristic while Baal’s Heart is set in a distant past. How they resemble each other, though, is twofold: first, there’s the fantasy aspect—this story being told from a time and place that is at once nondescript yet is an easily imagined setting, this time not the vastness of the world’s oceans but the immensity of outer space, and the barren and rugged landscape of a far off planet. Second is this story’s heroes, Sarge and Murphy, who, from page one, grab the reader’s attention when the harsh and unforgiving reality of their circumstances becomes evident thanks to the author’s vivid description of the action, the two men immersed in the thick of battlefield danger. These men are every bit as enigmatic and charismatic as their fictional pirate counterparts, though in different ways, and I was invested in their story right from the outset."
SheReadsALot says:
"There's nothing like great dirty talk. And when it's paired with great D/s? It's like there's a jackpot to be read. And "Sarge", the first in the F.I.S.T.S. series, definitely has that in spades. In less than sixty pages, it gets the job done to portray a burgeoning relationship between two space marines who are fighting a losing battle on an alien planet."
Toni says:
"This author's writing is so fresh. I read a lot and sometimes stories feel somewhat recycled, definitely not the case with anything Bey writes.
Sarge is a sci-fi, futuristic, war, BDSM combo. It's short, but the wording is perfect, no repetition, exactly right for bringing the setting to life in our minds. It contains plenty of action to carry the story solely and the perfect amount of sexuality to hook the reader."
Wondering which retailer pays me the most?
#1 is Payhip. Not a retailer, but an online shop that I've set up myself. This is where I make the most return on my books.
Then after that it gets a little complicated, but these are the three best choices:
At Eden Books*, I make 70% royalties for all titles.
At Smashwords, I make 60% royalties for all titles.
At Amazon, for books OVER $2.99 (USD) I make 70% royalties and for books UNDER $2.99 I make 35%
So... if the book is under $2.99, buy from Eden Books or Smashwords.
If the books is over $2.99, buy from Eden Books or Amazon.
But best of all, buy from my Payhip store :)
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