Desert World Immigrant - Gala, Lyn
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Desert World: Book Three Lieutenant Commander Verly Black is ready to leave the atrocities of war behind and immigrate to the planet of Livre, where he can build a future away from the ghosts of his past. He doesn't expect to find a kindred spirit in councilman Naite Poli-a man with secrets as dark as Verly's own and bearing the scars to prove it. Both men have done what was necessary to survive-Verly in battle and Naite in defense of his family-and they're haunted by memories that leave them wary of trusting others. As they circle each other, the political maneuvering around them grows more…mehr

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Desert World: Book Three Lieutenant Commander Verly Black is ready to leave the atrocities of war behind and immigrate to the planet of Livre, where he can build a future away from the ghosts of his past. He doesn't expect to find a kindred spirit in councilman Naite Poli-a man with secrets as dark as Verly's own and bearing the scars to prove it. Both men have done what was necessary to survive-Verly in battle and Naite in defense of his family-and they're haunted by memories that leave them wary of trusting others. As they circle each other, the political maneuvering around them grows more dangerous, with the outer worlds trying to force Livre into one alliance or another. Some still view Verly as a killer and a spy, and they're determined not to let him forget what he's done. Others fear the implications of a military officer sharing the bed of a councilmember. When the rebel alliance moves beyond threats, Verly and Naite must push through the pain of their pasts and stand together to fight for the future of their world.
Autorenporträt
Lyn Gala started writing in the back of her science notebook in third grade and hasn't stopped since. Westerns starring men with shady pasts gave way to science fiction with questionable protagonists, which eventually became any story with a morally ambiguous character. Even the purest heroes have pain and loss and darkness in their hearts, and that's where she likes to find her stories. Her characters seek to better themselves and find the happy (or happier) ending. When she isn't writing, Lyn Gala teaches history in a small town in New Mexico. Her favorite spot to write is a flat rock under a wide tree on the edge of the open desert. There her older dog fantasizes about the days when she could terrorize local wildlife and her hundred-pound puppy chases birds, undeterred by the fact he can never catch them. Writing in a wide range of genres, she often gravitates back to adventure and BDSM, stories about men in search of true love and a way to bring some criminal to justice... unless they happen to be the criminal. Email: litgal1@gmail.com Webpage: litgal.org/ficoriginal.htm