The stunning conclusion of The Prince's Slave.... Fairy tales can't last forever. Belle's prince offers her a world beyond imagining: of wealth, power, and most importantly freedom. The freedom to explore her deepest passions, both in and outside the bedroom. But is that enough? Can she turn her back on the life she's always known, for him? Locked within his castle, her prince must confront his own demons. While Belle, in turn, must confront the most important question of all: who is she, and what does she want? This book is intended for mature audiences.

The complete trilogy in one captivating volume! Shy, reclusive exchange student Belle Wainwright doesn't know that her world is about to change. Talked into a night out against her better judgment, she finds herself in an exclusive club where she knows no one. And finds herself the target of slavers whose purpose is to satisfy those men-and women-whose tastes have grown too dark for the modern world. Whose needs cannot be met by normal means. Who love...but on their own terms. Abandoned by her friends, she's simultaneously rescued and captured by a man who is at once a hero and a figure from nightmare. A dark prince who hints, enigmatically, at his own even darker needs. Who describes himself as a man with no soul. But who is, nonetheless, beautiful and brilliant. And whom Belle finds captivating, even though she knows she shouldn't.... This book is intended for mature audiences.

The captivating second installment in The Prince's Slave.... Belle doesn't know what to do. Who is this enigmatic prince, her captor, and what are her feelings for him? And are those feelings-can those feelings be-genuine? Given their circumstances? Daunted by what she's discovered of him, and his world, she nonetheless finds herself drawn deeper...into his desires and, she's discovering, her own. For their affair, an artful interplay of dominance and submission, is like nothing she's ever experienced.... This book is intended for mature audiences.

by Geoff O'Callaghan ISBN 9781846930317 Published: 2007 Pages: 169 Description The slave prince Prince Richard of Boulaine accompanies his father to battle to watch how he wins against his enemies, but everything goes wrong when the King is killed. The eight year old prince is captured by and sold into slavery. Four years later, Sir Dermont recognises the boy being auctioned at the slave market. The lad is crippled, and has ben fighting, so is a poor offering and is passed in. Dermont buys him cheaply, then frees him and takes him as his squire. Richard becomes an expert in the manufacture of the new fire-arms which have just been invented. More important is his skill in making black powder, which seems to be wanted by everybody. Richard must avoid the machinations of the warlords who are very anxious to acquire his skills and knowledge. As his army beseiges the evil duchess of Petronia in her castle on an impregnable mountain top, he knows his friends are being held inside as hostages. Then there are the tasks of regaining his crown and marying the princess. About the Author Geoff was born in Jersey, then under German occupation, during World War II. Soon after the war, his family moved to Brisbane, Australia. He was educated at All Souls' School, Charters Towers - a rather traditional boarding school after the English style. What knowledge one didn't learn through the ears was well and truly belted in through the rear end, complete with blood blisters. His first contact with the cane was for not running around a sports oval fast enough. He now prides himself on a complete disinterest on sports and knows nothing about cricket. This led to his creative and artistic sides developing. He had a way with words, and was a skilled debater. After secondary school, he took to teaching, graduated, and then obtained a Post Graduate Diploma in Aboriginal Education. For the next thirty years, he lived with remote aborigines in the Great Western Desert, firstly as a primary school teacher, and later as a School Principal and Administrator. During this time, he took up writing, mostly short stories and film scripts. It was a good way to while away lonely hours in the desert evenings. The development of miniature computers took his interest, and He wrote to the Department suggesting they take a serious look at the use of Computers in Education. Because of the proximity of a U.S. Sigint facility at Alice Springs, many of the students, especially the American kids, were interested in computing. At first they used Tandy Level Ones and Apples. While very primitive compared to today's machines, Many of the I.T. Community cut their teeth on computing under Geoff's tutelage. They even built a 'Dream 8080' and got it working.

An educated, aristocratic slave, Abd Rahman Ibrahima was overseer of the large cotton and tobacco plantation of his master. After more than twenty-five years, when he was finally freed, sixty-six-year-old Ibrahima sailed for Africa with his wife, two sons, and several grandchildren, and died there of fever just five months after his arrival. Prince Among Slaves is the first full account of Ibrahima's life, pieced together from first-person accounts and historical documents. It is not only a remarkable story, but the story of a remarkable man, who endured the humiliation of slavery without ever losing his dignity or his hope for freedom.

The Slave Prince follows the tale of Thom, a mischievous teenage prince who discovers his lineage in the slave race. When the calling to be the chosen one arises, he relies on the power of a magical dagger to save his people.