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Murmur
Murmur returns in this reality destined to live with Ming in an arranged marriage. Following tradition, Ming is escorted across the galaxy to Murmur’s world in order to produce a child, one that will double their powers and set Murmur’s people on course for becoming a super-race. But things fall apart when Ming learns that using her healing gifts is strictly forbidden by their regimented society.
Help comes in the unlikely form of the bungling would-be kidnapper, Harodan of Hakos, who is visited by an evil demon that funnels him through wormholes in order to kidnap Ming and sell her healing powers to the highest bidder. Desperate to leave Murmur and his rigid world behind, Ming goes along willingly on an incredible adventure, using her gifts to pay her way back to humanity.
MURMUR, volume three in The Ming Realities series, brings Ming and Murmur together in a unique relationship that teaches Murmur the importance of using his gifts and demonstrates the power of love.
Help comes in the unlikely form of the bungling would-be kidnapper, Harodan of Hakos, who is visited by an evil demon that funnels him through wormholes in order to kidnap Ming and sell her healing powers to the highest bidder. Desperate to leave Murmur and his rigid world behind, Ming goes along willingly on an incredible adventure, using her gifts to pay her way back to humanity.
MURMUR, volume three in The Ming Realities series, brings Ming and Murmur together in a unique relationship that teaches Murmur the importance of using his gifts and demonstrates the power of love.
541 pages, Paperback
Published December 11, 2019
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About the author
R.L. Gray
3 books3 followersRL Gray is the author of MING: Book One of The Ming Realities Series. Born in Chicago, Illinois, she was a very early reader and embraced all forms of fiction, with a special love of fantasy and science fiction, and credits JRR Tolkien’s “The Hobbit”, along with Lewis Carroll’s “Alice Through the Looking Glass”, for giving her the writing bug at an early age.
But life didn’t afford her the time to get serious about becoming an author until she’d had a long career working in office administration. Supporting herself didn’t leave much time for creative writing, although she always found time to read.
Her writing journey finally began in 2010. Staring at a blank page on her computer screen, she was determined to write something, but found herself at a loss – how to begin? Deciding to follow the old adage: write what you know, she couldn’t help thinking about a tale she’d started to spin when she was a little girl to help her get to sleep at night. Over the years, her reading inspired her with ideas, dimensions, and characters that she wove into her story and she decided to try writing it down as an exercise. That day, The Ming Realities was born.
She lives in Chicago and northern Michigan, dividing her time between her two homes, and is presently working on Book Two of the series, PARADOX.
But life didn’t afford her the time to get serious about becoming an author until she’d had a long career working in office administration. Supporting herself didn’t leave much time for creative writing, although she always found time to read.
Her writing journey finally began in 2010. Staring at a blank page on her computer screen, she was determined to write something, but found herself at a loss – how to begin? Deciding to follow the old adage: write what you know, she couldn’t help thinking about a tale she’d started to spin when she was a little girl to help her get to sleep at night. Over the years, her reading inspired her with ideas, dimensions, and characters that she wove into her story and she decided to try writing it down as an exercise. That day, The Ming Realities was born.
She lives in Chicago and northern Michigan, dividing her time between her two homes, and is presently working on Book Two of the series, PARADOX.
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