Unalone

by Cynthianna

Space cargo pilot Calinda crash lands on a desolate world during an intra-galactic conflict. Bitter and injured, she doesn't expect to live long enough to be rescued. Then she encounters a strange non-corporeal being who can mimic anyone she imagines—who can read her secret thoughts and still loves her as she is. Can a loner truly love an alien being who lives inside her mind? Can Calinda truly come to accept what it means to become "unalone"?

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First published July 1, 2011

About the author

Also writing as:

Celine Chatillon
Cynthianna Appel
Cindy Appel
Cindy A. Matthews


Cynthianna (formerly writing as Cynthianna Appel) is a multi-published author who enjoys writing science fiction/fantasy and contemporary romances and romantic-comedies. She also writes science fiction/paranormal and humorous erotic-romance under the pen name of Celine Chatillon. You can read excerpts from her novels at her web sites: http://www.cynthianna.com and http://www.celinechatillon.com

Cynthianna's Blog: http://momsday.blogspot.com
Cynthianna's Amazon page: http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B002CQZYGK
Twitter: @cynthianna3

Cindy's non-fiction articles and inspirational essays have appeared in over forty publications. She works as a freelance manuscript evaluator, book reviewer and copy editor. Her self-help writer's guide was a 2009 EPIC nominated writer's guide "The Curse of the Manuscript-Eating Slushpile Monster" (Uncial Press). It is now available in print from Amazon under the title "Defeating the Slushpile Monster" under her new married name of Cindy A. Matthews. More information about her editorial services and non-fiction works can be found at http://www.cindyamatthews.com

Cindy's children book "The Best Christmas Gift" is available from Guaradian Angel Publishing.

Cindy A. Matthews (Nonfiction, children's fiction)
http://www.cindyamatthews.com

Writing awards:

Texas Associated Press Managing Editors Honorable Mention in Comment/Criticism.

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Online Star Columnist of the Quarter.

Chronicle essay winner, Writers Digest magazine.

Readers Choice Award, Favorite Columnist, Miscellaneous Ramblings.

Best Story of the Month, Monthly Short Stories.

2009 EPIC Self-Help category nominee,"The Curse of the Manuscript-Eating Slushpile Monster" (Uncial Press)