num_pages: 357
description: LaochAfter Laoch’s fated-mate is murdered by the same assassin who murdered his aunt Enya, his father Liam sends him to deliver Enya’s journal to her son Tiger on the planet Corvan, and to assist in training Tiger to master his imminent Fae abilities.Laoch is determined to complete his task even as his fragile hold on life and sanity wanes. The death of his beloved Aidan leaves Laoch in a state of despair and loneliness that slowly undermines his will to live.He loves spending time with the cousin he has secretly watched over for years, but he finds himself curiously distracted by Noah, Tiger’s UCAR teammate. Something about Noah pulls at Laoch’s senses, but he doesn’t understand it. Fae have only one fated-mate in a lifetime and Aidan is dead, taking half of Laoch’s soul with him.NoahNoah has no one outside of the UCAR team he’s currently assigned to. Raised as an abandoned infant, he bounced around for years from one foster home to another until joining the military. Now his teammates are his family.Sensing the atmosphere of melancholy surrounding Tiger’s cousin, Noah worries about the reason for it and searches for a way to help him get through it. If anyone can understand loneliness and heartache, it’s Noah.Laoch always seems to regard Noah with curiosity, but Noah is painfully shy, and what does he have in common with a Fae swordsman anyway?Can two forlorn souls buck fate to find happiness together?Rangers of Corvan: Laoch is a steamy gay sci-fi military romance with an HFN ending. There is violence within the story that may not be suitable for everyone, as well as explicit intimate scenes not suitable for readers under the age of 18. This is a direct sequel to Tiger and reading the first book in the series would be helpful in enjoying this one.
language: English
title: Laoch