Draxton: Children of Anzulla, Part One of Book One. Finding Love in the World of Titans
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DRAXTON:
Have you ever looked for something you know is there but can’t find it?
I was born to explore caves, and when it comes to finding the door to another reality, I become a tire-screeching, hyper-focused maniac.
When I use my charm, I know, no one can refuse me, especially when I’m wearing my sexy jean shorts and wide-brimmed hat, even if I pair them with flip-flops.
I will do anything to secure an extension to explore the Star Caves, nestled in the Cradle of Mankind, South Africa.
With my grandfather’s map in hand, I set out to barter for more time.
The plan was simple. Entice, seduce, and bribe the man responsible for my future. He accepted the bribe, my priceless map, but as soon as he started showing up at the site, he refused my body, three times!
Recommended pre-read: New Beginnings Trilogy.
WARNING: Themes of rescue missions, human oppression, invasion, slavery, include war, hand-to-hand combat, violence, savagery, in an alternate history. The narrative includes a perilous mind torture scene, graphic language, and gay sexual activities shown on the page. One of the main characters has a high-functioning level-one autism diagnosis, suffering from mild hyperacusis (sound sensitivity). Readers sensitive to these elements should take note and prepare to escape reality and face the storm.
Copyright©2025 Draxton: Children of Anzulla, Part One of Book One. Finding Love in the World of Titans by Kashel Char.
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Review for Draxton: Children of Anzulla, Part One of Book One: Finding Love in the World of Titans. by Kashal Char
Again, what a fantastic audiobook. Kashal Char is one of my top 5 authors. I try to get their books. Kashal Char knows how to write a well-rounded, fantastic story that draws you in from the first page. I love the narrator, Jonathan Waters. He is a fantastic narrator for Kashal Char's books. When this story ended, I was like "No, I need the rest, I don't want to wait" lol. Kashal Char knows I love, love the way she writes each and every story I have had the joy to read. I love the way she writes Draxton & Kellen. I rooted for them from the very beginning. I love that I am seeing more and more authors writing about autism. I know several people who have autism,m so thank you, Kashal Char, for writing it in this story. If you haven't read Kashal Char's books, you need to because you won't be sorry. Now I need the next book as soon as possible lol.
First, if you'd really bothered to read "Draxton" you'd would have known that there was no tent involved, that Draxton was on the spectrum (and conversed and acted his part well as an autistic but high functioning adult), and that Kellen understood that about Draxton. Also, I found this book very enjoyable and difficult to put down because of the characters, their developing feelings for each other, and the plot. For me, this book was a fantastic read, and the author delivers well-written, well-plotted and well-developed characters for mm readers. Perhaps you are not an mm reader, hmmm, or not a published author? If so, you don't have the right to be mean to any author, let alone this one. If you didn't enjoy it (it sounds like it as you didn't remember anything about it), then read something else. Simple.
I wish it was longer, I guess I would have to wait for Kellan’s book. This was a beautiful story with a vividness only Kashel can create. I fell instantly in love with the characters. Some new and some old. My heart broke for Draxton and I loved the funny moments breaking the tension. Callisto is a nice surprise and I can wait to hear what happens next. This was definitely worth reading and a fantastic way to escape what’s happening in real life. If you are fan of yummy sexy times mixed with loveable characters and excellent plot, then don’t skip this!