You’re not supposed to want to get off with the bloke who’s making you bruise and bleed. It’s like my body is playing telephone with itself. It sends a fucked-up message to my head, which in turn sends an even more fucked-up message to my cock. I try to kill it dead, the vulnerable quiver his intimate touch invokes, but that just makes it worse.Ī full-on no-shit bonfire lights up inside my stomach. A blaze of heat singes along my nerves when Damon runs his hand under my T-shirt, his fingers dragging over the hot skin of my belly. He wraps an arm securely around my waist, hauling me in even closer. And not in the way it should be a problem for me.ĭamon catches my arm at the right angle and twists me around so my back is pressed against his front. He makes a low sound that’s just the right side of threatening to be a problem for me. His expression changing from robot to human in zero point five seconds flat. “Treat me like you’re paying for it.”ĭamon’s nose flares, and his lips curl to form a jagged snarl. “Don’t be nice.” I get as close as he’ll let me. “Come on, North,” I say, coaxing, spitting blood out of my mouth. This is not a standalone book and ends on a cliffhanger. Rex fights murderous Mages, evil organisations, criminal mafias, his agency appointed psychiatrist, his own anxious brain, and the most frightening of all, his attraction to a certain blue-eyed superhero. He leaves home to become a member of the Secret Superhero Security unit, alongside three of his friends and Danger City’s own superhero, Polaris. When Rex turns twenty, he feels the drive to use his scientifically given abilities to protect the world. When Rex was four years old, he became one of the world’s first superhumans.

This is the painfully bizarre origin story of Rexley Nova. Tropes: Found family, slow-burn romance, best friend’s older brother, opposites attractīritish superheroes, melodramatic Mages, snarky secret agents, one hell of a found family, and a whole load of weird people.

Genre: Sci-Fi, Paranormal, Urban Fantasy, GLBTQ, MM

Novas Got Nerve by B.L. Jones