“You’re very sharp, Dr. Jones, much too sharp to spend your life doing research. I picked women as initial test subjects because they could be physically restrained the easiest. I did not plan on using a woman who would be able to figure out what was going on. But that’s what makes life interesting. Now the next injection has to go directly into the brain steam for best results. I’m sorry for the extreme pain it causes. Judging from your fellow test subjects, the pain won’t last more than a few moments.”
Ariel fought as the assistant turned her head and held it still while Dr. Crane positioned the plunger. The depression happened quickly. Pain more intense than anything she’d ever known shot through her head and had her calling out. Before her consciousness faded, her last thought was that Dr. Crane had lied to her. She had been spared nothing. Her head exploding from the inside was what dropped the eventual black veil over her thoughts.
She never felt the sedative working at all.
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Other Books By This Author
Jezibaba Saga
All Fired Up
Not Fairy Common
A Howling Success
Baba Yaga Saga
How To Train A Witch
How To Date A Dragon
Aliens In Kilts
Matchmaker Abduction
Nate’s Fated Mate
Shades Of Darcone
Cyborgs: Mankind Redefined
Peyton 313
Kingston 691
Marcus 583
Eric 754
Nano Wolves
Ariel
Heidi
Forced To Serve
The Daemon Of Synar
The Daemon Master’s Wife
The Siren’s Call
The Healer’s Kiss
The Daemon’s Change
The Tracker’s Quest
My Crazy Alien Romance
Tangling With Topper
Touching Topper
About the Author
Donna McDonald published her first romance novel in March of 2011. Forty plus novels later, she admits to living her own happily ever after as a full time author.
Her work spans several genres, such as contemporary romance, paranormal, and science fiction. Humor is the most common element across all her writing. Addicted to making readers laugh, she includes a good dose of romantic comedy in every book.
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