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Can a shapeshifter on the run from her cruel master find a place among the humans? Dive into this thrilling space opera where identity is a secret, loyalty is a choice, and a relentless pursuit across the galaxy threatens to return Kit to a life of captivity and exploitation.
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With the next blast, Malcolm reached out and caught Kit by the arm. “Brace yourself!” he shouted, afraid that she might be thrown down and get hurt.
“I know that ship…” she confessed, the fear prominent in her voice.
“What?” Ian’s head spun around so fast he almost gave himself whiplash, “What is it doing here? And why the hell is it firing on us?”
Kit looked up at Malcolm wide-eyed, her body and her voice trembling. “They’ve come for me, Captain.”
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Scared and alone, Kit is a shapeshifter on the run in a galaxy full of humans, desperately trying to stay one step ahead of her former master, Dantor Gretanius. When her identity is revealed aboard a small cargo vessel, she’s unexpectedly embraced by the crew as one of their own. But Dantor’s man, Lexor No, is in hot pursuit of the young Lucarn, and the crew of the Avoch Flame soon finds out how dangerous it is to keep Kit aboard their ship.
After narrowly escaping a surprise attack, the group heads for a sparsely populated world in the mid-reaches where they can lay low. There, Kit senses the presence of another telepath, one far stronger than herself, and she struggles to decide whether to stay with the crew or seek out the other telepath. Fearing a trap, the Captain is prompted to action, inadvertently setting off a chain of events that threatens to separate Kit from them forever.
Will Kit open herself up to her new friends, or will she decide to run again in an effort to keep them safe?
Can the Captain keep her hidden from the relentless obsession of one of the most powerful men in the galaxy?
—
The first book in the Native of Nowhere trilogy: Translucent Traveler, explores themes of trauma recovery, self-discovery, and the healing power of found family. Kit learns, not just how to survive, but how to form meaningful connections.
Translucent Traveler features a no spice romance sub-plot, and a slow burn that carries through all three books… if Kit will open herself up to the possibility that she’s worth loving.
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Can a shapeshifter on the run from her cruel master find a place among the humans? Dive into this thrilling space opera where identity is a secret, loyalty is a choice, and a relentless pursuit across the galaxy threatens to return Kit to a life of captivity and exploitation.
—
With the next blast, Malcolm reached out and caught Kit by the arm. “Brace yourself!” he shouted, afraid that she might be thrown down and get hurt.
“I know that ship…” she confessed, the fear prominent in her voice.
“What?” Ian’s head spun around so fast he almost gave himself whiplash, “What is it doing here? And why the hell is it firing on us?”
Kit looked up at Malcolm wide-eyed, her body and her voice trembling. “They’ve come for me, Captain.”
—
Scared and alone, Kit is a shapeshifter on the run in a galaxy full of humans, desperately trying to stay one step ahead of her former master, Dantor Gretanius. When her identity is revealed aboard a small cargo vessel, she’s unexpectedly embraced by the crew as one of their own. But Dantor’s man, Lexor No, is in hot pursuit of the young Lucarn, and the crew of the Avoch Flame soon finds out how dangerous it is to keep Kit aboard their ship.
After narrowly escaping a surprise attack, the group heads for a sparsely populated world in the mid-reaches where they can lay low. There, Kit senses the presence of another telepath, one far stronger than herself, and she struggles to decide whether to stay with the crew or seek out the other telepath. Fearing a trap, the Captain is prompted to action, inadvertently setting off a chain of events that threatens to separate Kit from them forever.
Will Kit open herself up to her new friends, or will she decide to run again in an effort to keep them safe?
Can the Captain keep her hidden from the relentless obsession of one of the most powerful men in the galaxy?
—
The first book in the Native of Nowhere trilogy: Translucent Traveler, explores themes of trauma recovery, self-discovery, and the healing power of found family. Kit learns, not just how to survive, but how to form meaningful connections.
Translucent Traveler features a no spice romance sub-plot, and a slow burn that carries through all three books… if Kit will open herself up to the possibility that she’s worth loving.
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