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When Gina Xanacovich’s nanotech research leads to murder and death threats, her father hires private mercenaries to protect her. But Johan “Alex” Alexander proves to be as dangerous to her peace of mind as the threats against her life. And his seductive voice and irritatingly calm presence keep Gina on edge, wanting more from him than just a bodyguard.

Alex has a rule. No romantic relationships with clients. He and his partner stick to that rule to save lives. But his newest client, the fiery engineer Gina Xanacovich, turns all Alex’s intentions upside down. To uncover the threat to her life, he has to ignore his feelings for her. Unfortunately, that proves harder than any job he’s done before.


Author’s Note

Interface was originally published as part of a short story anthology, DREAM QUEST, in October 2003. Interface has been rewritten and extended into novella length and includes scenes not included in the original story.

108 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 18, 2012

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Isabo Kelly

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Isabo Kelly is the award winning author of numerous science fiction, fantasy and paranormal romance novels, short stories and novellas. After finishing her Ph.D. in Zoology in Ireland, she buckled down to concentrate on writing. Isabo currently lives in New York City with her brilliant Irish husband, her son and her mad dog.

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January 16, 2013
After reading “The Secret of Narava” I was very much looking forward to reading this “prequel”. Having knowledge of this world, it was easy for me to accept the characters and premise. However, I don’t think the first time reader would have any issues starting with this short story and being able to “jump right in”. Ms. Kelly’s powers of description are right there, painting a vivid and enjoyable world for the reader. Her strong characters and dialogue draw the reader in. At the risk of spoilers, the climax of the story reads as an action film. Intrigue, danger, passion and peril to the future of Gina and Alex.
The biggest disappointment of the entire story was the length. It’s a short story. It claims to be a short story. I can’t really blame Ms. Kelly, except her writing brings you into this world so completely, that at the natural conclusion of this particular tale, you are left wanting so much more. I suppose, in the grand scheme of things, isn’t that a wonderful problem to have?
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