Ubara of Gor Chapter Eleven

Chapter Eleven: Cassandra

I suddenly knew what it felt like to have all my Christmases come at once, for there she stood in her fine gowns and sequinned slippers with all those haughty airs I remembered only too well: the bitch queen herself, Brinn's little shit of a sister.

Character concept art for 'Beware the Savage Jaw'

Chloe has been beavering away with various bits of concept art recently, along with some training scenes that I need to put together properly in a post.

Here are a couple of character concept designs for two of the female characters appearing in the upcoming Rachel Evans novel, 'Beware the Savage Jaw'.

Coming soon: First Among Girls

In the 'coming up soon' category, here's the cover art for a short story that Chloe is currently illustrating which will be released once the art is ready.

The point of view star of it is none other than Chloe herself who at long last gets her own tale without Emma taking over and bossing everyone about. :)

Ubara of Gor Chapter Ten

Chapter Ten: Yishana nearly kills me. Several times in fact.

Unless you are a slave yourself you will probably not understand how effective a punishment 'close chains' at night can be. Close chains is simply the chaining of a slave's wrists and ankles with typically one to three steel links between the wrist and ankle cuffs. If that sounds a very passive punishment then you have never felt the effects of being chained like that for eight to ten hours and you can consider yourself fortunate.

Ubara of Gor Chapter Nine

Chapter Nine: Before Sunrise

Narrated from Bea Anderson's Point of View:

(Author note: this chapter references Bea's pov short story, 'The Last Halloween')

It's the single thought that's been running through my head all afternoon – am I going to sleep with Simon of the Sardar? And the answer is, I don't know – I really don't know. I'm impulsive. I've always been impulsive in life and I think that's one of the defining things that makes Bea Anderson the woman she is today, and there I go, thinking of myself in the third person which is a sign of how mixed up I must be these days. But the truth is I find Simon attractive, funny, pleasantly attentive, and he's the first Earth Man I've met since I was abducted to Gor nearly seven years ago. So yes, of course I didn't want him to simply conduct his business and leave. If nothing else we have a connection through our home planet that I'd like to explore.

Ubara of Gor Chapter Eight

Chapter Eight: Sisters of Mercy

“This feels right, Emma. It feels like the natural order of things – the way nature intended.”

Simon was walking me through the dusty, hot, dry streets of Schendi towards a slaver house with which Yishana routinely did business in these waters. I walked barefoot three paces ahead of Simon, clad in my usual white loin cloth and carrying a large backpack strapped to my shoulders. It was mostly empty now but I knew that on the way back it would be loaded with steel collars and various other items Simon had been sent to purchase.