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Fracture
On Earth, Cassie Hudson, a Communications Specialist, becomes disillusioned with her so called ‘safe’ life in New Zealand when her brother is violently murdered.On Theros, Prince Xentar of Antiqua commands the warship, Sheldahrian. He and his Skyfleet engage in a desperate war to save the kingdom. Xentar is determined to bring peace to Antiqua, yet he harbors a secret that could lead to a path of destruction for his people.Out in space, an unstable fracture linking Theros and Earth means two worlds are set to collide.The fate of both worlds rests with one man and one woman.Linked across time and space, their destinies converge on the edge… of Fracture.
309 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 4, 2012
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June 2, 2024
Quite an enjoyable read!
I'm not a huge fan of fantasy stories but I do really enjoy science fiction, so when Karen told me she'd written a book that incorporated both genres I was intruiged and had to give it a go. The storyline was good, and the characters more so. The struggle that Xentar had between his feelings for Cassie and the dichotomy of saving his entire race was palpable. A couple of twists right at the end - one good, one sad - rounded out the book very well. Plenty of action, a wee bit of romance, and well written dialog made this an unexpected treat. And it looks like there's a grand opportunity for a sequel, Karen? 😊
I'm not a huge fan of fantasy stories but I do really enjoy science fiction, so when Karen told me she'd written a book that incorporated both genres I was intruiged and had to give it a go. The storyline was good, and the characters more so. The struggle that Xentar had between his feelings for Cassie and the dichotomy of saving his entire race was palpable. A couple of twists right at the end - one good, one sad - rounded out the book very well. Plenty of action, a wee bit of romance, and well written dialog made this an unexpected treat. And it looks like there's a grand opportunity for a sequel, Karen? 😊
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