Storming
Time
The
Universe Chronicles Book 3
by
Claire Davon
Genre:
Paranormal Romance
Rescuing
compromised Universe agents is nothing new for Zared Hersh. A fast
car, a little rain-and-fog manipulation to cover his tracks, and his
job is done. But when Hannah Nickels dives into his front seat,
something about her aquamarine eyes strikes him like
lightning.
Thank
God she’s not psychic, or she’d be reading his hormones like a
book.
Hannah’s
been groomed to join Universe practically from the moment her
time-freezing talent emerged. But recently, her power’s been
glitchy. She knows she’s in trouble, and the last thing she needs
is her instant attraction to Zared’s solid body and dark good
looks.
When
their escape is almost derailed by someone with a strange new
light-manipulating gift, only Hannah’s chrono talent gets them
safely back to Universe HQ. In the relative safety of Richmond, their
relationship grows. But Hannah has a second, more dangerous power
that few know about. And as her control slips, someone with a hidden
agenda sets her up to fall—straight into Whisper’s trap.
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twisted thing dropped to the ground in place of the sign, startling a
shout from Zared. She studied the clump of what had been metal and
wood moments before and was now one mass, a combination of leaves and
steel that was an indistinguishable mass. She hadn’t heard the
clang. The men were not where she remembered them being. They were
all out of position. Something had happened after she’d attacked
the sign. Damn it, she must have slipped into a fugue state again.
Hannah prayed it had been for a handful of seconds and nobody had
become aware of her lapse.
Zared
and Ian focused on the thing at her feet and then Quillan turned to
Hannah. If they detected her blankness they didn’t mention it.
Hannah breathed out a sigh of relief. She’d deal with what this
meant later.
“You
. . .” Quillan began, shaking a finger at her.
She
swayed on her feet and the time paralysis shattered. Oriel blinked
and then focused on where they were now, not where they had been
before she enacted the freeze. There was a shout behind them from the
parking structure. A face showed above the concrete and then
vanished. A moment later there was a squeal of tires and the fast
revving of an engine as the other talent floored it out of the
garage. Quillan’s attention flicked toward the parking structure
before centering back on Hannah.
Oriel
swallowed, and Hannah watched him through a mind gone fuzzy. She
hadn’t expected to use her second gift—it had just emerged. The
expressions on the faces around her told her all she needed. Whether
they recognized her fugue state or not, they were freaked out by her
second gift.
“I
. . . commend you,” Oriel managed, his voice shaky. Whatever
dazzling he was performing on them drained away, replaced by shudders
that rippled through his body. “I had not expected something quite
so dramatic.” He glanced at the item again and then at Hannah.
Then, without warning, he ran, sprinting down the sidewalk. Ian went
to give chase but Quillan called a sharp “No, Ian,” and the
telekinetic subsided. They all turned to Hannah.
“Now
I get why you’re so bloody interesting to Whisper,” Ian said.
***
“Does
this . . . thing . . . have a name?”
Ian
asked the question, but his tight-lipped expression showed that he
wasn’t expecting an answer. They were back in Quillan’s office.
Ian had called Maya but the sensitive had already been on her way.
Zared
stood by the windows, peering at the night skyline. The lights of
Virginia’s Tallest City and the capital of the Confederacy, shone
around him but all he could do was remember that moment when the
object that had once been metal and tree slammed to the sidewalk.
Quillan
had taken it with them, of course. Using Ian’s telekinesis, they
transported the damaged, twisted sign into the car and driven back to
the office as fast as possible. There were no more disturbances by
Whisper. Hannah had succeeded in ruffling that manyak’s
Oriel’s composure and that was a win in Zared’s book. There had
been a few moments where Hannah was as frozen as Oriel, her face
unreadable, but then she had blinked and the strangeness cleared.
Zared put it down to the drain of using her dual talents at the same
time.
“Amalgamation,”
Hannah supplied. “I can merge two or more objects into one thing.
Kind of like a brundlefly. Any idea what I’m talking about?”
Zared
just shook his head at the reference. He didn’t understand how she
could be so calm. No words were big enough, so he stayed silent.
After
not receiving an answer, Hannah went on. “In The
Fly
when Jeff Goldblum tries to merge with the fly he becomes a
combination of them both. He’s Brundle and a fly. A brundlefly.
Something like that. One of my brothers made the reference and it
stuck. That’s what they call me at home.”
“I
don’t understand,” he admitted, still not turning away from the
window.
“Haven’t
you read my file?”
It
had taken every ounce of him not to do exactly that, but Zared
hadn’t. He was too interested in the chrono woman as it was and to
show additional interest by asking to read her Universe personnel
file would raise eyebrows, starting with his boss. Chara.
This
was getting complicated.
He
could still feel the touch of her hand against his. It reminded him
of the first time he’d been with a female, at the age of fourteen,
when he still lived in Tel-Aviv, before the Brits had gotten hold of
him and hauled him to Scotland for training. He had as much control
over his body now as he did that first time, all trembling eagerness,
with a sixteen-year-old who had more experience than him, but that
wasn’t much either.
He
did not plan to have this happen to him. At all.
“No,
I haven’t read your file. I saw no reason to.” He strove for a
casual tone, and determined he’d achieved it when Hannah’s face
shifted as though his words had hurt her before it was gone. That
brief, wounded moment made him almost blurt out the truth. Instead he
stayed silent.
“I
suppose you’re right. You wouldn’t need to.”
“Stop
it,” Quillan said with a harsh edge to his voice. “It’s been a
difficult night for all of us, but petty squabbling earns us
nothing.” He glared at Zared. “This one is not in her public
file. Hannah, it was unwise of you to lose your temper like that.”
Hannah
shot Quillan a fierce glare. He raised an eyebrow and met her gaze
until it was Hannah who looked away.
“You’re
not my boss.”
Zared
snorted, unfolding his arms. “He is as long as you’re in
Richmond,” he said at the same time Quillan was saying “Yes I
am.”
Many
emotions moved across her face until it became an impassive mask. He
should have been glad but instead he longed to shake the neutrality
out of her.
“I
lost my temper. Sue me. And screw you, weather boy,” she said with
a caustic edge.
“That
is enough!” Quillan slammed his hand down on his desk and they all
jumped.
Hannah Nickels special ability is freezing time. Hannah was sent on a
job to Raleigh but soon after her arrival she learned that she had
been set up but the question was who set her up? Why would anyone
want to set her up? Was it Universe or who?
Zared Hersh works for Universe and is sent to find Hannah and bring
her safely to Richmond. They run into a little trouble on their way
back. Zared and Hannah are attacked by a new light talent. Zared uses
his ability of rain-and-fog manipulation to buy them sometime but
unfortunately doesn't work too well but never fear as Hannah takes
over with her freezing time ability and whisk them away long enough
to out smart their follower and take them home.
There is a new group Whisper in town that is after people with
special talents. The same group that came after Maya in book one
Shifting Auras and Jiana in book two Tracking Shadows. Maya and Ion
from Shifting Auras make an appearance in Storming Time as well as
Quillan and Jiana from Tracking Shadows.
Who is this new group Whisper? Why are they trying to take people
with new and rare abilities? What do they want with them? What is so
special about them?
Shifting Time started out with a bang and never let up. Shifting Time
will take you for a thrilling ride from beginning to end. It has
suspense and mystery. Shifting Time is a very intense and enthralling
read that kept me hooked I couldn’t turn the pages fast enough to
see what was around the next corner.
I loved all the characters. I also loved seeing characters from
previous books migrating to this one. I would love to read more books
in this world with other characters and maybe some new ones too. This
world is so amazing and people are so very talented.
I recommend Storming Time to all fans of fantasy, magic, and special
abilities with lots of action and a little romance on the side. One
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Shifting Auras book one and Tracking Shadows book two for even more
of a good read.
Tracking
Shadows
The
Universe Chronicles Book 2
Since
the day Jiana Falco was forced to join the paranormal agency Night
Stars, she’s been planning her escape. She uses her bodyguard’s
split-second of distraction to vanish into the shadows, and burns the
last bridge by saving Quillan Hardis.
But
now, locked in Quillan’s muscular arms, pinned by his calculating
amber gaze, his invisibility talent shielding them both, she’s in
even deeper trouble.
If that’s possible.
Quillan
didn’t get to Universe Corps’ highest echelons by being a fool.
The rare shadow manipulator in his grip is too easy a prize to be
anything but a setup. A pretty lure he should send back to Night
Stars. Instead, he holds on—and in changing her fate, he seals his
own.
Under
a secret order to unlock her untapped power—by any means
necessary—Quillan takes Jiana on the run with only a precog’s
vague direction, and a spark of desire that blooms into something
warm and genuine. But her fear of being clawed back into Night Stars’
control could drive Jiana so deep into the shadows nothing will get
her out. Not even the light of Quillan’s love.
But
her fear of Night Stars could drives Jiana so deep into the shadows
nothing can lead her out. Not even the light of Quillan’s love.
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Quillan's
shadow moved, but the man didn’t.
Jiana’s
gaze followed the movement from her seat in the café across from
Quillan’s office. Judging by the way his shadow bobbed before
merging back into ordinary stillness, something was coming. Quillan,
however, was unaware of that fact. If he had possessed shadow
abilities as she did he would see the wrongness, but he didn’t have
such tools.
The
Federal Reserve Bank loomed over the Universe offices, casting its
own ominous gloom. At this hour the sun was beginning to set. The
buildings made triangular and rectangular squares in jagged patterns
on the street, creating the sorts of shadows she could use. Soon it
would be dark.
Darkness
did not bring safety. Noon was best, when the sun was overhead and
shadows more difficult. Even then there was always danger from the
darkness. It went unnoticed by most people, but not to a shadow
manipulator.
Quillan
was looking toward the Sun Trust Tower, one of the highest buildings
in the Richmond skyline. His shadow wrapped around him and then
expanded toward the dense pack of cars on the road between them.
Jiana
and her unwelcome companion were in the Soho Café Market, located in
the east tower of the BB&T. She picked at the chicken and fruit
on her tray, shooting glances out the window at the head of Universe.
She watched an interesting shadow by the top of the buffet area. It
was big enough to use to get out the door in a hurry if necessary.
She
glanced at the man next to her and then back at Quillan, still
waiting by the light. Tanner, the Night Stars agent was also eyeing
the tall, bearded man. He did not seem to see the danger surrounding
Quillan, but she doubted he cared about that. The man her uncle had
assigned as her “partner” had no interest in anything except
keeping an eye on Jiana.
A
flow of movement around Quillan caught her attention, and she turned
back to the scene. Shadows gathered and danced around him, their
forms shifting ever closer. One shadow broke off, looming higher than
the others, towering over the man. By her estimation Quillan was 6’2”
or more, so that was no mean feat. It was joined by another, and then
another. They advanced on Quillan, covering him in darkness.
She
straightened in her seat. The shadows didn’t lie. The head Night
Stars opposition group was in danger. If Tanner detected her
preoccupation, he didn’t comment on it. As long as she wasn’t
moving then she supposed he figured he had nothing to worry about.
His talent of enhanced strength was a weak one, but it made him
stronger than her in a one-on-one matchup. At least that was what her
uncle believed, and had passed along to the other agent.
He
was about to learn differently.
Jiana
watched a moment longer to make sure that she wasn’t mistaken.
Spots danced in her vision and halos surrounded the vehicles. Her
head throbbed like she had a headband on too tight. Then both
feelings were gone and her sight sharpened. There was no error. The
shadows grew thick around Quillan, flowing through the parked cars
and onto the street. They almost seemed to have teeth and claws, with
the sort of malevolence she did not often associate with shadows.
They were used for good or ill, but they were tools rather than
entities. These had a life of their own, and their malice made her
shiver.
It
wasn’t supposed to be this way. Her careful plan fading with every
step the man took, Jiana sighed. She had steered Tanner here so
skillfully and all for naught. Now she had to leap into action, but
for different reasons than she had intended. She could see the
shadows rushing toward Quillan to send him into oncoming traffic. She
could not see her uncle or her cousin, the other shadow talents in
Richmond, but that didn’t mean they weren’t there. This didn’t
feel like her uncle, though, this was . . . different.
Evil.
The
shadows surged in front of a car going just enough over the speed
limit to be a menace, guiding it straight toward Quillan. As before,
the man was unaware of the fact. Once he was alerted to the danger he
wouldn’t be quick enough to get out of the way. Without shadow
talent he would have no way of knowing he was in peril.
But
she knew.
Before
Tanner could move, Jiana was up and out of her seat, grabbing for the
nearest shadows to disappear into to confuse the Night Stars agent.
Shouting started behind her as she sprinted out of the café,
disappearing into the shadow of the building’s rooftop before
emerging by the street and heading at full speed toward the Universe
leader. It was foolhardy to give away her plan but if Quillan was
going to survive the next few minutes, she had no choice. Without
Quillan, she had no escape route. If she stood by and watched the
head of the Richmond Universe group get killed there would be no
sanctuary for Jiana Falco.
She
slipped from one shadow into another created by a parked truck and
then she was on the same side of the street as Quillan. The time
between her spotting the unnatural shadows and what was about to
occur had telescoped. Now she had mere seconds before what the other
shadow talent was attempting would occur. Jiana cried out and Quillan
noticed her for the first time. She had a split second of admiring
his tall, broad frame and even features covered by the close beard
before she shouted his name and barreled into him.
Quillan
let out a surprised “oof” as her momentum carried them both
crashing onto the sidewalk. The cars screeched to a halt as the one
out of control vehicle now careened around the corner . . . right
past the spot that Quillan was about to step into.
Quillan
turned his head and followed the car’s movements. She could feel
his muscles under his suit jacket and trousers and had a momentary
flash of awareness. The shadows now retreated. Jiana watched them
flow back to the buildings and cars they came from, restored to their
original forms.
Tanner
was still on the other side of the road, pointing toward her with one
of his beefy fingers. His posture radiated menace and while he was
too far away for his epithets to carry she had no doubt he was
cursing. She could even imagine the obscenities. He loved to swear at
her in Italian, a language both of them spoke. Va
in mona,
or go fuck yourself, was his favorite. Zoccola,
or bitch, was his other one. From the hard consonants, it sounded
like the latter. If his oaths were uninspired, well, that was Tanner.
In
the space of a heartbeat, Quillan vanished. Jiana blinked, trying to
orient her senses again to determine where he had gone. His shadow
winked out, having nothing to cast.
Jiana Falco is shadow manipulator and has been in the clutches of
Night Stars a Russian paranormal agency. Jiana has the ability to
hide in the shadows and go just about anywhere she chooses. Her
grandmother warns her that her life is in danger and must leave Night
Stars.
Jiana goes on the run and soon
finds herself in the arms of Quillan Hardis the
head of Universe a U.S. agency’s Richmond facility,. Quillan has
the ability of invisibility. Quillan has been given orders to help
Jiana unlock her powers.
Jiana’s grandmother sends word to Jiana that she must leave again
and tells her where she must go to hide from this new group that has
popped up the Whisper. The Whisper is a new group that is going
around manipulating people by using their powers on them to get them
to follow them and join the Whisper.
Ian and Maya from book one Shifting Auras make an appearance and is
assigned to help Quillan and Jiana make their escape once again. It
was so cool to touch base with Ian and Maya once again to see more of
what they do for the agency and their special abilities.
I can’t wait to dive into book three Storming Time in The Universe
Chronicles to meet new characters or maybe meet more characters from
Shifting Auras and Tracking Shadows.
Tracking Shadows was just as intense as the first book Shifting
Auras. Tracking Shadows had action and suspense from the beginning
that kept the pages turning. The world building was just awesome. I
truly loved all the special abilities I was introduced to now there
was a twists on abilities with all the new or different adjustments.
I would like to recommend Tracking Shadows to all fans of fantasy,
magic, special abilities or the paranormal world. One click your copy
today to begin this wonderful adventure. I do recommend that you read
Shifting Auras first so that you can get a better look and know more
of what is going on before reading Tracking Shadows. Although you
could probably read both books as a stand-alone and still enjoy a
great story.
Shifting
Auras
The
Universe Chronicles Book 1
Maya
Wingfield was raised to trust no one—least of all the dueling U.S.
and Russian paranormal agencies, Universe and Night Stars, who’d
love to harness her mind-reading gift.
She
thought Richmond a safe place to escape their influence and hide from
a rising psychic malevolence that drove her out of San Diego. But
when she gets yet another call to retrieve her drunken roommate, her
mind shows her an amber-eyed Universe operative with an impenetrable
net around his deepest secret—and a voice that sends shock waves of
awareness down her nerve endings.
Maya’s
curves and aquamarine eyes aren’t the only things that jolt Ian
Sanderson’s mental shields, bringing sexual tension thrumming back
to life. It’s a power his Universe-trained mind knows he shouldn’t
trust. And a vulnerability that makes his telekinetic power burn in
his palms to protect her.
But
to Universe, she is just one of too many unanswered questions. A
target for Whisper, a shadowy new group of paranormals with powers
beyond anything Universe has ever seen. Once before, Ian failed to
protect a sensitive from a brain-scrambling attack. He will not fail
again . . . even if it means using his talent—or his body—to stop
a bullet.
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Maya
felt a gathering of minds, but one in particular pulsed across her
mental landscape. She’d felt that mind before in the chaos of San
Diego. Then, as now, it had a seductive quality, coupled with raw
energy. Its power was every bit as strong now as it was then. She
wanted to turn and run, but her roommate was weaving on unsteady feet
to the back of the warehouse where three men were standing in a loose
semi-circle. Their minds had an expectant air.
Maya
focused on the men. The aura of the man in the middle glowed with a
white-hot light that screamed of danger. It was the same mind
signature from San Diego. The duo faded into the background compared
to this man. She wanted to turn and run but found herself moving
toward the men in Bobbie’s wake.
“I
brought her,” Bobbie said, half slurring and stumbling forward.
Maya
blinked as calm settled over her, stilling her movements and bringing
her to a stop.
“You
did well,” the startlingly handsome man in the middle said.
Maya
picked up the name in her mind. Oriel.
It
was all going to be okay. There was nothing to worry about. She could
trust this man.
The
soothing murmur flowed over Maya, and she relaxed into it, taking one
more step forward. Bobbie lurched to a halt in front of Oriel and
turned her gaze toward the man to his right, who clamped a hand on
her arm and drew her back.
“Come
closer, mishka.
There
is nothing to fear.”
Of
course there wasn’t. Maya raised her arms and turned her hands,
palms toward the ceiling. She wanted to touch him. The man nodded in
response, acknowledging her reaction as his due.
Of
course it was. He was Oriel, after all. Even though she didn’t know
him, she did know him. He was nobody to fear.
“Randy,
please take Bobbie over there. We should not be disturbed.”
One
of the men, a balding man of average height, showed Bobbie to the
back of the warehouse. The third man stayed where he was, arms
folded. Security or hired muscle, more than likely. Maya tried to
read his mind and got images of guns and snarling dogs, of plunging
through underbrush and gun battles. He was military of some sort. It
didn’t matter. She focused on Oriel again. He was what counted. She
couldn’t read his mind. He was like a piece of plastic. Every
effort she made just slid off. All she got was that he was
trustworthy.
A
distant part of her knew this wasn’t normal, but as soon as the
thought flowed into her head it was gone again.
His
presence was as radiant as the sun. She wanted to bask in his glowing
bright, royal-blue aura. She almost wanted to shield her eyes against
him but instead moved toward him, her strides quickening as she got
closer.
The
door banged open behind her, echoing loud in the cavernous room.
“Maya,
stop.”
***
“She’s
on the move. Hurry, Brit.”
Ian
raced toward the door and yanked it open without touching it. His
hands glowed in the centers, his talent surging to the forefront. Ian
focused, keeping his telekinetic power at the ready.
Ian
had only seen the dangerous Russian operative Oriel in surveillance
video until now. Oriel was at the back of the warehouse, facing the
door. Maya was about five feet from him, an expression of adoration
on her face. It matched Bobbie’s face as well as the Night Stars
operative Ian knew as Randy.
Damn
it. They’d
been warned that Oriel was a new breed of talent called a dazzler,
but he hadn’t yet made any moves on their people in Richmond. Now
Ian realized that was because he was waiting for the right time.
This,
apparently, was that time. The right time and the right woman. Maya
was moving toward Oriel, her steps plodding.
“Maya,
stop,” he said, his voice a combination of fear and anger. To his
relief, the sensitive paused.
Maya
tensed, her body wound tight on invisible strings. Bloody hell, he
wished he were a sensitive at that moment. He needed to know what she
was thinking and if he should get her out or take her down. He should
have dealt with this back at the motel. Bollocks.
“I
must go to him,” she said. Her tone suggested the words made sense.
“No,
you do not,” he cried. The expression Maya turned on him was devoid
of emotion. Then he saw a flicker, and her mouth twitched. Her face
twisted with some internal struggle. Good. Perhaps she had the
strength to fight the effects of Oriel’s dazzling.
Bobbie
was off to one side, with Randy behind her, holding her shoulder. Ian
raised his voice and aimed it at Randy. “Still being Oriel’s
dogsbody, are you?”
Oriel’s
chuckle rolled through the warehouse, the sound echoing off the
aluminum walls and ceiling. There was something hypnotic in the
laugh, and he felt an urge to let go of his concern and join the man.
Oriel
pierced Ian with his amber eyes and waggled a finger at him. The urge
to move forward surged through Ian.
“Zared,
I could use a little help,” he said into his watch.
All
at once there was a clap of thunder, a streak of lightning, and loud
thumps on the metal roof. Hail. It was one of Zared’s specialties.
Zared had remained outside, where Oriel’s dazzling couldn’t reach
him. Ian wasn’t sure how long he could hold out. It had been a
mistake to do this without more backup. He assessed the large room in
a quick sweep and smiled. This place, which appeared to be an empty
storage facility, had weapons. Focusing on a hammer, Ian shifted it
slightly.
Maya’s
eyes went to Bobbie, and a crease formed across the ridge of her brow
bone. She shook her head, Oriel’s dazzle apparently fading when the
hail struck the roof.
“Bobbie,
why?”
Maya Wingfield has been on the run for most of her life hiding out
from two paranormal agencies, U.S., Universe and Russian, Night
Stars. Maya has been taught not to trust them or anyone else for that
matter. Maya has a special ability where she can read minds and
undoubtedly she is very powerful if she is wanted by these two
agencies.
Maya is known as a sensitive. A sensitive is someone who has the
power to read minds. A Sensitive must learn how to block out other
people’s minds or be overrun with many voices at the same time
which can play havoc on a person’s mind. Although Maya can block
out people most of the time she is still untrained and sort of out of
control.
A new group that has popped up known as the Whisper. The Whisper’s
have some very strong and talented people among their ranks. The
Whisper’s want to get their hands on Maya real bad as there is a
shortage of sensitive's in the world.
Ian Sanderson is sent to babysit Maya and keep her safe and I presume
to talk her into joining his agency. Ian is a telekinetic his powers
is not very strong which is why he was probably sent to babysit Maya.
When ever Maya and Ian are together things start to heat up real
quick between the two of them. Yeah Maya and Ian have an attraction
for each other that sparks flames. I think Ian and Maya make for a
great couple with sparks flying in more than one way whenever they
were together.
A very close friend of Maya’s who gained her trust betrays Maya in
so many ways. This friend leads Maya to the very people who are
looking for Maya.
I enjoyed reading Shifting Auras with all the special abilities and
the magic. It had suspense and mystery that kept me glued to my seat
not being able to flip the pages fast enough to see what was
happening next.
Shifting Auras is an intense read that had me racing through the
pages part of me wanting to reach the end to find out how it all
turned out and the part of me not wanting it to end.
If you like reading book with special powers, magic with a little
mystery and suspense then Shifting Auras is that book. One click that
copy today!
Claire
can’t remember a time when writing wasn’t part of her
life. Growing up, she used to write stories with her friends. As
a teenager she started out reading fantasy and science fiction, but
her diet quickly changed to romance and happily-ever-after’s. A
native of Massachusetts and cold weather, she left all that behind to
move to the sun and fun of California, but has always lived no more
than twenty miles from the ocean.
In
college she studied acting with a minor in creative writing. In
hindsight she should have flipped course studies. Before she was
published, she sold books on eBay and discovered some of her favorite
authors by sampling the goods, which was the perfect solution. Claire
has many book-irons in the fire, most notably her urban fantasy
series, The Elementals’ Challenge series, but writes contemporary
and shifter romances as well as.
While
she’s not a movie mogul or actor, she does work in the film
industry with her office firmly situated in the 90210 district of
Hollywood. Prone to break out into song, she is quick on feet and
just as quick with snappy dialogue. In addition to writing she does
animal rescue, reads, and goes to movies. She loves to hear from
fans, so feel free to drop her a line.
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