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Aledan #4

Psion Factor

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Part family saga, part space opera, part romance combine with adventure, intrigue and science fiction.... The story opens with the introduction of Captain Otian and his crew, forced to land on the backwater planet of Oltarin because of a blown star drive with no funds to replace it. Enter Hankura, who needs passage for himself and his family to Velran to help their son who's been in a catatonic state since his psionic powers started dawning. No other starship will take them because their children are both dawning psions. Otian and his crew are leery but agree to take the chance in exchange for funds to repair their ship. Meanwhile, Hankura's childhood friend Delmran with whom they served on the Searching Star arrives on Velran to become Security Chief of the Federation Embassy there. On arrival, Delmran meets Lishaad, a covert agent for the Federation operating as the Emperor's mistress. As soon as he shakes her hand there is an instant attraction which Lishaad tries to deny, so Delmran backs off. But, Lishaad is not unaffected as she tries to make him believe and trying to hide her feelings makes Delmran believe she is a double agent.Will Jamerin get the help he needs? Why are the Tregans so interested in Hankura's family? Can Delmran trust Lishaad to help protect them?

294 pages, Paperback

First published September 15, 2017

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Christine Myers

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Christine Myers, also known by her pen names Clarissa Lake and C. A. Marz, developed a passion for science fiction at the age of eight after watching the classic film The Day the Earth Stood Still. Her love for the genre, particularly science fiction romance with interstellar space travel and a touch of space opera, has been a constant in her life. Influenced by the works of Robert Heinlein, especially the Lazarus Long series, such as Time Enough for Love, and by Marta Randall’s Journey, Christine’s writing reflects her deep appreciation for the genre.

A devoted fan of Star Trek, Firefly, Farscape, and the Moody Blues, Christine grew up immersed in science fiction. She spent years attending science fiction and fantasy conventions, where she met and learned from legendary authors like Anne McCaffrey, C.J. Cherryh, George R.R. Martin, Ben Bova, Timothy Zahn, Frederik Pohl, and Orson Scott Card.

After years of submitting manuscripts to traditional publishers without success, Christine discovered Kindle Direct Publishing and embraced indie publishing. Blending her love for science fiction with a desire for more romance in the genre, she began writing steamy, romantic stories set in the cosmos.
Her works under the pen names Clarissa Lake and C. A. Marz continue to captivate readers with their unique blend of science fiction and romance.



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The same as the previous books....
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July 12, 2022
This is an interesting reading story, the storyline is filled with action and intrigue. The interaction between the characters is entertaining and I can't wait for more from this author. I received this book as a FREE copy to read and I voluntarily leave this review.
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September 3, 2017
I recieved a free advance copy for a review. For me the book is almost the end of the story for some of the people in the book but also a new begining for the next generation. I will be looking out for book 5. Well done to the writer!!!!!😀
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February 11, 2023
A love story paced with intrigue and adventure that keeps you turning the pages till late in the night. Don't miss it!
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