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    Alien Enslaved: Spoils
    Alien Enslaved: Spoils
    Alien Enslaved: Spoils
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    Alien Enslaved: Spoils

    By Kaitlyn O'Connor

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    Elly didn't even have time to process that she'd been taken before she found herself dangling at the end of a rope like a choice piece of meat above an arena filled with warriors bent on killing one another.
    It didn't take her long to figure out she was the spoils of war, however.
    This story is a spin off of Alien Enslaved IV: Spoils of War

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNew Concepts Publishing
    Release dateFeb 15, 2019
    ISBN9780463058145
    Alien Enslaved: Spoils

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      Alien Enslaved - Kaitlyn O'Connor

      Alien Enslaved:

      Spoils

      Copyright ( c ) Kaitlyn O’Connor, October 2016

      Cover Art by Eliza Black, October 2016

      ISBN 978-

      Smashwords Edition

      New Concepts Publishing

      Lake Park, GA 31636

      www.newconceptspublishing.com

      This is a work of fiction. All characters, events, and places are of the author’s imagination and not to be confused with fact. Any resemblance to living persons or events is merely coincidence.

      With her eyes clenched tightly, as they were at the moment, the sounds around her—screams of excitement and encouragement and disappointment—might almost have been the sounds of an ordinary ball game.

      The only problem with that was that it was an illusion.

      Or maybe a delusion fostered by the sheer terror that had gripped Eleanor from the moment she’d regained consciousness after capture?

      By aliens.

      Because when she opened her eyes she saw nothing bearing any resemblance to any ball game on Earth that she’d ever witnessed.

      In the first place, the only ‘ball’ rolling around the field was the occasional decapitated head. The roars of approval from the spectators were certainly reminiscent of the reaction of crowds of sports fans to a field goal or homerun, but there all resemblance ended.

      Well—the arena wasn’t a great deal different than a giant football stadium, but none of the ‘players’ seemed to be on the same team. They were swinging bludgeons and swords, not bats or rackets.

      And they were the next thing to stark naked.

      That fact might have spawned a little interest if her circumstances had been different. Because there was next to nothing left to her imagination. Alien or not, they were all humanoid, clearly of the male gender and heavily muscled—even the lean, wiry ones. And the ropey, knotted flesh was clearly an outward indication of amazing power and agility and skill honed to rock hard by efforts on this field rather than the puffed up beef that strolled out of gyms and wedged their over-inflated mass into sports cars.

      These were real men—warriors!

      Terrifyingly aggressive!

      Well, not men

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