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The Swimming Swan

A Cob Brothers Story

By Amber Kell and Stephani Hecht

Resplendence Publishing, LLC

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Resplendence Publishing, LLC

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Daytona Beach, FL 32118

The Swimming Swan

Edited by Delaney Sullivan and Caitlyn Green

Cover art by Les Byerley, www.les3photo8.com

Electronic format ISBN: 978-1-60735-459-8

work is illegal. Criminal copyright infringement, including infringement without monetary gain,

is investigated by the FBI and is punishable by up to 5 years in federal prison and a fine of

$250,000.

Electronic Release: January 2012

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and occurrences are a product of the author’s

imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, places or occurrences, is purely

coincidental.

The Dedication

For everyone who grew up reading fairy tales.

Chapter One

Fisher Cob sat on a log of driftwood and looked out over the sea. The waves crashed

against the boulders, sending up bright sprays of water into the sky. Oceans called to him, they

always had. Something about the movement of the waves, the smell of salty wetness and the

feeling of utter peace the ocean gave him banished his homesickness.

As much as he loved the kingdo m of Aria, he was going to miss Earth when he went

home. Last time they’d talked, his brother Landon had said they were heading back to Aria soon.

Although he would return when his brother, the future king, demanded, Fisher had mixed

feelings about going home. The man he’d been dating on and off for the past three months

wasn’t permanent mate material, Fisher knew that. Nonetheless, Jimmy had been entertaining.

Fisher would miss the freedom to date whoever he wanted without the entire court watching. At

least on Earth, he knew men dated him because they liked him, not due to his royal status.

Fisher wasn’t looking for something permanent, unlike Landon, who had the entire

kingdom on his shoulders. Fisher just wanted to have a good time. Luckily, his relationship with

Jimmy was winding down. He could tell by the fidgety way their dates had gone lately that his

semi-boyfriend was looking for greener pastures. Since Jimmy’s disappo intment in their

relationship aligned neatly with Fisher going back to Aria, he didn’t really have any motivation

to try and fix it. A bit selfish of him, he knew, but Fisher didn’t like confrontation. Another

reason he enjoyed being second in line for the throne instead of first. He didn’t have the skills

necessary to run an entire kingdo m. No, he was content with being second and following his

brother’s lead in life.

The Cob Brothers 2 - The Swimming Swan - Amber Kell & Stephani Hecht.pdf