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Darren
When his doctor determines the cause of his excruciating chest pain, eighteen-year-old Darren is stunned by the diagnosis—stage one lung cancer. Despite being a heavy smoker for years, he is young, strong, and healthy, albeit lonely. With nothing to lose, he jumps at the opportunity to participate in a new clinical trial at a local cancer research centre.
But when Darren wakes up from the administration of the experimental drug, he finds himself in a lush forest populated with two warring humanoid species. Before long, he’s drawn into the battle between the Korlakkans, who want to plunder the rich resources of the forest for their own benefit, and the Belorvians, who are trying to stop them. As he gets caught up in the fight, he falls for the beautiful alien girl Qisdeen. However, as their relationship develops and her true identity is revealed, Darren is forced to make an impossible choice in her world. . . one that could have devastating repercussions in his own.
Darren, along with companion stories Ana and Dean, is the first book in a trilogy of prequels to The Cell Cities, available now.
But when Darren wakes up from the administration of the experimental drug, he finds himself in a lush forest populated with two warring humanoid species. Before long, he’s drawn into the battle between the Korlakkans, who want to plunder the rich resources of the forest for their own benefit, and the Belorvians, who are trying to stop them. As he gets caught up in the fight, he falls for the beautiful alien girl Qisdeen. However, as their relationship develops and her true identity is revealed, Darren is forced to make an impossible choice in her world. . . one that could have devastating repercussions in his own.
Darren, along with companion stories Ana and Dean, is the first book in a trilogy of prequels to The Cell Cities, available now.
98 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 18, 2023
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