Have you ever had to grapple with the moral and ethical concerns of buying your own fiance out of prison? Well Andromeda does.Andromeda was the proud captain of the MS Redemption, and she loved her crew to death and back. The band of misfits melted together perfectly, every shipmate working just as she needed them too. But a new job that had been tossed into her hands had her worried about security, so on a whim she decided to go to the prison to see if any of the inmates looked like good sea-hands. It was only when her selkie skin fell and a very attractive, if quiet, inmate grabbed it to hand it back to her, did her world tilt on its axis.Did he know what giving a selkie skin back meant? Had he done it on purpose? Did he know they were betrothed now? Was it even ethical to buy out the rest of his sentence!?—Going from being a bodyguard at your younger sister’s concerts, to being a convict for a few decades and then being tossed headfirst into piracy sure was… something. Orion wasn’t sure what it was, but he sure as hell was content with being out of that gray prison, and the company was strangely better than he expected. From the fairy that liked to chat his ear off to the gorgeous captain of the ship that was far too accommodating than she had any right being, Orion felt like he might have stumbled upon a place where he actually belongs for the first time.

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