Other Lands... Other Fates. Other Lands... Other Fates, #2

Book-Two in the "Other Lands. Other Fates" collection brings us another three interracial and female-led fantasies of dark romance involving American and European men who find their true natures away from the countries of their birth. Read on, as a divorced, forty-something Los Angeleno incurs a poker-debt he can't pay. A debt to a vicious crystal-meth supplier known for his ruthlessness. A terrifying prospect that leads the waster to accept the offer of help made to him by the female friend of his former wife if he wishes to continue living.
Help that will see him transplanted to another continent. And do as little more than the indentured American of both his wife's friend and the Indian family into whom she herself has just married! A pupil-teacher infatuation at university goes badly wrong. For the married tutor anyway. Meaning the life of the lecturer and habitually faithless husband and father tutoring a Yemeni undergrad is about to take a downward turn.
More so when that undergrad and heiress decides he will be much better suited in a different role. That role being a position at her side in her own country, rather than the one he currently occupies in the halls of academe. A life in that country where he will NOT be the one teaching! The divorced and wasteful nephew of a wealthy and expired expat aunt has his life dismantled on a trip to Kolkata to accept the inheritance from the now late-aunt's estate.
An inheritance complete with provisos he must follow through on if he is to receive it. Strict provisos insisted upon by the aunt that build on his character-flaws to ensure her loyal to a fault former maids will soon be in a position to help set him on the path to a more useful life. A useful life that will him becoming extremely "Useful" to them! This volume contains: "Between a Rock and a Hard-Face" by Elliot Freund; "Sayidati Zenobia" from Rafael Menton; and Kurt Steiner's "Enslaved in Kolkata". Believable interracial fantasy fiction, written in the female-led and psychological style, for those readers with a preference for exercising the darker side of the imagination with the help of credible and character-driven plotlines.