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Dramani

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The Dramani orphans live among us. They were discovered decades ago and have been kept secret since. They look and sound human and have similar DNA, so you would never suspect them. They have been raised as normal human beings and have gone their entire lives without knowing their true origin. They will never know the truth, unless they encounter one of their own.


In a city inhabited by over 8 million people the chances of two aliens of the same species meeting are astronomical, but Sarah and Darren beat the odds. When their paths cross, Sarah soon realizes she can communicate telepathically with Darren and feels an instant connection. But what is this gift she possesses? Why does she discover it now on her 25th birthday, and why can she communicate telepathically only with Darren and no one else?


As she digs further into what it means to be Dramani, Sarah learns the women are being targeted for elimination. She soon embarks on a military-grade mission to rescue the only other surviving Dramani female in the heart of Death Valley, and unravels a world of secrets and deceptions that cannot be ignored.


Can Sarah save the her race from becoming extinct? The survival of the Dramani people is in her hands.

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First published August 14, 2014

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Tanya Miranda

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My characters keep me up at night with stories of their lives, their pasts, their desires, and their destinies. I just write them down.

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Profile Image for Katie Cross.
Author 120 books780 followers
August 15, 2014
I oscillated between a 3-4 star review with this because ultimately I really enjoyed reading it. This is definitely a story for people that love action/adventure. Most of the storyline is plot driven. So if you like fast-paced with less description and lots of movement, this is the kind of read for you.

I loved the whole concept of this story was really fascinating to me. I loved the beginning, which seemed to start right off and pulled me in. I loved the MC and the different things she faced.

There were some definite grammar errors through the book that didn't exactly detract from the story, but were obvious after awhile. They showed up pretty consistently, so I was able to ignore them for the most part. The one thing that I would say is that a really big event happens towards the end of the book that I wasn't expecting, (which I really liked that surprise factor) but then it was such a big event it almost felt like it could be a story unto itself.

Spoiler warning! When she falls out of the plane and forgets everything? It kind of felt like the story repeated itself again. She had to relearn all she had just learned, which is what we had been doing all along. Also, it cued a LOT of love triangle drama, and I'm kind of over love triangles, to be honest. END.

Anyway, the ending really had me going, although there was enough happening I felt a bit disconnected from the MC. For a fast, action adventure kind of read, I would recommend this!
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June 10, 2019
Boring!

I just didn’t like the writing style or the basic story. When I found myself leaving it and coming back to it and leaving again I decided that it wasn’t worth it. Others may like this style and the content but it’s not for me.
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