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Hell For The Company: Brimstone 2

by Angel Martinez

Shax, the Demon Prince of Thieves, has reconciled himself to exile. He has a grand time careening around the galaxy as a high-end, intergalactic purloiner of pretties. Everything's going just fine, thank you very much. All right, fine, the anti-gravity cows are a bit problematic and some of his buyers are bad for his health, but he manages until he comes across an injured angel in a psychedelic alien jungle.

He only rescues the wing boy for his golden feathers, but what Shax doesn’t know about angels could fill an intergalactic encyclopedia. Ness, since his full, angelic name is too much to deal with, is shockingly naïve and seems convinced that Shax and Verin have brought him aboard to torture him or perhaps eat him. Little by little, Shax begins to earn his trust in the quest to wheedle a golden feather or two from him until to Shax's dismay, the yearning after pretties becomes a different sort of yearning entirely.

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Tropes: Enemy to Ally, Interspecies Romance, Interstellar Travel, Roguish Thief, Sentient Spaceships
Word Count: 23000
Setting: outer space
Languages Available: English
Series Type: Continuous / Same Characters
Tropes: Enemy to Ally, Interspecies Romance, Interstellar Travel, Roguish Thief, Sentient Spaceships
Word Count: 23000
Setting: outer space
Languages Available: English
Series Type: Continuous / Same Characters

3rd Place Gay Fantasy - 2013 Rainbow Awards

About the Author

Angel Martinez writes both kinds of queer fiction – Science Fiction and Fantasy. Currently living part time in the hectic sprawl of northern Delaware, (and full time inside the author's head) Angel has one husband, one son, two cats, a changing variety of other furred and scaled companions, a love of all things beautiful and a terrible addiction to the consumption of both knowledge and chocolate.

Published since 2006, Angel’s cynical heart cloaks a desperate romantic. You’ll find drama and humor given equal weight in her writing and don’t expect sad endings. Life is sad enough.