Mindeater

Author: M.L. Sorn
Genre(s): Romance | Erotic | Adult | Dark
Total pages: 105

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When I was twelve years old, I saved a boy from certain death.

He was Other—a creature of unknown origins and nature’s design to keep Telex in their place. I knew what fate had in store for him, so I kept him safe.
He was mine.
But boys had no business making friends or falling in love. Not in New Grove.

The council’s fist slammed down hard on us, and I lost everything.
It took me years to break free of my guardian’s hold and finally see what that boy had tried to show me so long ago. The world I knew didn’t exist—my reality was as manufactured as the biodome over my community.

My only choice was to escape, hellbent on fulfilling my purpose: to find the boy who still made my heart bleed and unite him with his bonded.
Outside New Grove, an entire world was ready to rip me apart. Bandits, other communities, and creatures that should exist only in fiction lay in wait for easy prey to fall into their clutches. In the Barrens, my kind wasn’t revered or beloved like I’d been taught.

A rebellion had arisen, and at the helm, the blood pumping through my heart.
The world called us Telex, but Ryx called me Mindeater.

MINDEATER is, at its core, a dark dystopian omegaverse novel with an enemies-to-lovers plot woven in. There are paranormal elements such as telepathic vampirism, magic, mutations, and alternate humanoid races. Expect high angst, brutality, grimdark, violence, and mystery. When the oppressors become the oppressed, the entire world tilts on its axis. Follow Saren and Ryx as they uncover centuries-old secrets, rekindle old flames, and start their quest to take on the Telex regime.

Book One in the TelexVerse Duet.

Not suitable for anyone under 18. CWs can be found in the front matter of the book.

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