Janet Miller

Imperfect Judgment (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Diam isn't happy with his nomadic life on Gallia and wishes for better. When a new colony ship arrives from Earth he is at first intrigued by what the Newcomers have to offer, but when his sister becomes ill as a result of a virus in the soil disturbed by the new colonists, Diam learns why his people became nomads in the first place. A tarot reading by the village witch sends him to find a way to force the Newcomers to leave Gallia before anyone else gets sick.

Diam doesn't count on hurting himself or falling in love with Justina, the new colony's doctor as a result. The passion they stir in each other reaches beyond the barriers of language and background to bring them together but even with their new love they can't ignore their people's fate.

The judgment card in Diam's tarot reading promised success, but it is Diam and Justina's judgment and skill that will be needed if all of the Gallians, new and old, are to have the life they deserve.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Janet Miller
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. März 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781476468877
• Artikelnr.: 48353671

Autorenporträt

Janet Miller, often known as Cricket Starr, is the author of over twenty-seven titles at Ellora's Cave, Samhain, Red Sage, and New Concepts Publishing. These titles include the 2004 PRISM award winning Violet Among The Roses, 2011 PRISM award winning Bad Dog and the Babe, and 2006 EPPIE award winning All Night Inn. She has two Romantic Times Top Picks and nominees for the RT Reviewers' Choice Award for Beloved Enemy under her Janet Miller name, and Fangs For The Memories by Cricket Starr.

Janet specializes in futuristic romance under her own name and futuristic, fantasy, and paranormal romance under the pen name Cricket Starr. Not all of her books are erotic, but she knows a good love scene when she reads or writes it.