by Victoria
Pinder
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BLURB:
A
hundred years from now, Earth has trading partners with alien beings, mostly
humanoid. However, going into space brought forth an unknown enemy who attacks
Earth at will.
The
Zoastra is part of the Earthseekers, an organization originally designed to go
into space. Its new mission is to find Earth’s enemies.
Ariel
is stuck on a Victorian planet and steals Grace’s body and life to get off the
planet. Grace must get her body back before Ariel bonds with Grace’s husband,
Peter. Then there is Cross, the man on a mission to find those who killed his
family. Ariel is attracted to Cross, but she’s stolen someone’s life.
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Excerpt
I’m going to have to steal someone else’s body to get out of
here.
“Ariel, are you listening?”
Ariel Transcender stared dumbfounded at the mother superior
of her prison, a/k/a Aulnale School for Orphans. “Yes, mistress.”
She had no idea what happened, though she pasted a fake
simpering smile of appreciation on her face. Ms. Rochelle walked away.
A few minutes later, Ariel looked out the window again,
tuning out Rochelle’s mind numbing lecture on what was proper behavior when
near a man. The boarding home on this planet gave the stupidest lectures of the
galaxy. Her lips curled into a sneer. Women were not excited to be bound to
men.
Could I do this to someone else? Do I have any other choice?
Lenchena, the teenage girl who’d stolen her adult body and
taken off on Ariel’s ship, needed to be found. And Ariel refused to listen to
the daily drivel about always listening to a man.
AUTHOR Bio and Links:
Victoria
Pinder grew up in Irish Catholic Boston before moving to the Miami sun. She’s
worked in engineering, after passing many tests proving how easy Math came to
her. Then hating her life at the age of twenty four, she decided to go to law
school. Four years later, after passing the bar and practicing very little, she
realized that she hates the practice of law. She refused to one day turn 50 and
realize she had nothing but her career and hours at a desk. After realizing she
needed change, she became a high school teacher. Teaching is rewarding, but
writing is a passion.
During all
this time, she always wrote stories to entertain herself or calm down. Her
parents are practical minded people demanding a job, and Victoria spent too
many years living other people’s dreams, but when she sat down to see what
skill she had that matched what she enjoyed doing, writing became so obvious.
The middle school year book when someone wrote in it that one day she’d be a
writer made sense when she turned thirty.
When she woke
up to what she wanted, the dream of writing became so obvious. She dreams of
writing professionally, where her barista can make her coffee and a walk on the
beach, can motivate her tales. Contemporary romances are just fun to write.
She’s always thinking whose getting hurt and whose story is next on the list to
fall in love. Victoria’s love of writing has kept her centered and focused
through her many phases, and she’s motivated to write many stories.
Member of
Florida Romance Writers, Contemporary Romance, Fantasy, Futuristic and
Paranormal chapter of RWA, and in Savvy Authors.
Visit
Victoria online at:
Authors
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Dinner at a fancy restaurant.
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Okay, now I understand what the excerpt is about. Sounds fascinating.
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