Burning Bright
Multiple explicit scenes with detail; sex is a real part of the plot.
Graphic. Crude, explicit vocabulary throughout the scenes.
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The crew of Persephone only has 300 days to find help for the planet of Uraniel. They return to Queen's Hat Station with hopes of recruiting more people for their ship, or finding any leads about the super-powered aliens threatening the galaxy.But Elaka Nota is waiting for them on Queen's Hat, and the conflict sets the crew of Persephone on a path that will change their friendship forever.
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