Human Touch: The New Human Intercession

New Human Intercession #1

by J.L. Wilson

Isbel Kensington's lack of paranormal Talent makes her unique, especially given her powerful paranormal family who run the planet Delmorna. Isbel's studies into ancient diseases uncover an old family secret which threatens the stability of the government run by Isbel's devious sister Dru. Cyrus Durant is a cloned human and undercover cop who has to act as Isbel's Paid Male during her research holiday. He has to get close to her and determine if she's involved in Dru's treasonous plots. Cyrus has never been this close to a woman. The experience is overwhelming, especially when he and Isbel start to form an intimate psychic bond. As Isbel's research unearths the truth about the planet's history, she and Cyrus become targets in a deadly political struggle. In a final confrontation with her family, Isbel finds out just how deeply blood ties run -- and how easily they can be severed.

259 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

About the author

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Reviews

[Neil · Rating 3 out of 5]

I received a free copy via Netgalley in exchange for a honest review.

This is a very easy book to read, mainly because it does not hold many surprises.
If you want to relax on the beach, give it a go.

[Becky Condit · Rating 3 out of 5]

3 1/2 stars!

Human Touch by JL Wilson is a futuristic story that takes us to a new planet hundreds of years into future where the history of the initial settlement is a well guarded secret.
You will find this is a sensual but not erotic read. There is family drama, cover-ups, and some suspense in the story but it is not an action-packed or an angst filled journey. The book in fact is a very relaxed read.

See Lady McNeill's complete review at http://mrsconditreadsbooks.com/index.... (Feb. 8, 2012)