Free (Kindle/iTunes) Silk & Poison [Gay Multicultural 19thC Paranormal Crime Romance]

[ATDrake]

Silk and Poison by Barbara Sheridan & Anne Cain is the 1st in their Dragon's Disciple series of m/m multicultural paranormal criminal underground urban fantasy erotic romances set in the underworld of 19th century San Francisco's Chinatown, free courtesy of publisher Liquid Silver.

This has 4 out of 5 flames on the All Romance eBooks heat index, which generally but not always means that there will usually be a decent amount of actual plot to go with the expected sexyfuntimes.

A quick skim of this indicates that there's some f/m content for the main female character as well, but the primary relationship focus is on the male protagonists.

Currently free @ Amazon (not available to Canadians) & iTunes (available to Canadians).

And this has been the selected (because we could use some more diversity in the kinds of stuff we get as official publisher promos, especially in the non-fiction) 3rd (non-repeat) free ebook thread of the day.

Enjoy!

Description
Silk & Poison weaves the dark and seductive tales of Ume and Toshiro Itou, a Japanese mother and son who find themselves lured into the dangerous world of rival Chinese Tongs in 19th century California.

Toshiro Itou is seduced into a world of dark passions and violent desires when he becomes apprentice to Dao Kan Shu, a fierce assassin in San Francisco's Chinatown. Lessons are taught in blood, but the rewards surpass the most sensual of fantasies ... for both men. As the line between student and teacher is blurred, the Poisoned Dragon himself discovers that seduction works two ways.

A top ranking man in San Francisco's Chinese underworld, Ren Yang knew better than to mix business with pleasure. But when a Japanese debtor repaid the feared crime lord with his lovely wife, Ren discovers that Ume Itou, "The Tokyo Plum" is an addiction stronger than the opium sold on his streets. Caught between the underworld's ruthless hierarchy and the unexpected desires of their hearts, they must endure tests neither anticipated.

Homoerotic content, knife play, drug use, strong language, graphic violence and situations some readers may find disturbing.