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    Primal Chase
    Primal Chase
    Primal Chase
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    Primal Chase

    By Jessie Snow

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    He’s not a monster, but he’s not human...

    Jay is driving back to his mountain cabin when his jeep dies. A brilliant flash of light draws him beyond the treeline, like a moth to a flame. When the light fades, a naked man emerges from a pile of ashes. He’s here for one reason. And that reason is Jay.

    Shocked by what the man tells him, Jay runs. Not only from the stranger, but from his own desires. It’s the beginning of a night filled with chases and captures, carnal needs and inhuman pleasures.

    Just who is this man? And why does he seem so familiar?

    Primal Chase is Volume One of the From the Ashes short story series.
    Length: 8,600 words (approximately 34 pages). A short story.
    Please note: This gay erotica short story contains explicit adult male/male content. It is intended for adults 18+ only.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateAug 27, 2014
    ISBN9781311353245
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      Primal Chase - Jessie Snow

      Text Copyright 2014 by Jessie Snow

      All Rights Reserved

      No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise without written permission from the author.

      Primal Chase

      Jessie Snow

      Jay Williams loved living in the mountains. He loved waking up to the scent of pine. He relished how his cabin floorboards creaked under his footsteps. Even the early-morning chill only soothed by building a fire was refreshing. Nothing compared to chopping wood by the glow of the sunrise.

      Most of all, he treasured the isolation. He hadn’t always lived alone. There was a time when he woke cradled in another man’s arms. But that chapter of his life was over now. That man was gone, and he was never coming back.

      Jay tried not to think about it. He tried to enjoy his independence.

      There were no nosy neighbors, late-night partiers, or salesmen to knock on his door. Unfortunately, there was also no cell phone reception. Or an internet connection. When he spoke to people, it was after a lengthy drive into town.

      So when his jeep broke down as he was driving home, he was pissed.

      No, no, no, he muttered. Come on, baby. Don’t do this to me.

      His jeep wasn’t known for its reliability, but he liked to think it harbored sentimentality for him after everything they’d been through together. Unfortunately, it was only enough for him to steer onto the shoulder before the stuttering engine died completely.

      He sighed, turning the key in the ignition. Nothing. No lights, no attempt to start. With a sigh, he met his own eyes in the rearview mirror. They blinked back at him, more grey than blue in the moonlight.

      At least it’s a warm night.

      He popped the hood and climbed from the jeep, scratching the dark stubble on his jaw. His boots thudded against the pavement. He didn’t have a working flashlight. The one in the front passenger seat was dead. That was how Murphy’s Law worked, after all. It kicked you when you were down.

      A breeze lifted the hair from his forehead. It crept beneath his cargo jacket and the hem of his shirt. He shivered. Goose bumps broke out over his skin, making his hair stand on end. Warm or not, the air seemed charged tonight with static electricity.

      Suddenly, there was an explosion and a brilliant flash of light beyond the treeline.

      Jay jumped in surprise, instinctively crouching behind the

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