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Free Read: Portals vol. 6

The Science Fiction Romance Brigade has published the 6th volume of their Portals Project. Portals is a gateway to the best Science Fiction Romance authors out there. I’m so honored that they included BLOOD SURFER  in this volume. What will you find in volume 6? Ten first chapters of published science fiction romance novels FOR FREE. You can use all of the Portals volumes (there will be 7 in all)…

Command Decision is Book 1 in my new straight science fiction series, Gliese 581g. #ComingSoon #ScienceFiction #action

Command Decision, Gliese 581g Book 1

Coming Soon – April 2016

In a world gone crazy, it is often the humans who are at fault, seeking answers to questions we are not yet ready to understand…

Lt. Commander Joshua Manson’s focus on his career has taken him to many places, just not the one he has always dreamed of going – into space. His sometimes controversial methods during missions have given…

Hello #sffsat peeps! Welcome to my temporary new venue while my Blogger blog undergoes extensive renovations. I just couldn't miss out on sffsat's 4th birthday. So, I'm going to share the opening to my scifi romance novella Tethered, recently re-released with a brand new cover - so recently, in fact, that it's still uploading at retailers just now. Say hello to a very irritated Tyree of the Su... 

Tyree spun on her heels, her long hair lashing around her as she faced the council. "You want me to be a what?" 

Thirteen elderly Inc-Su met her scream of outrage with angry stares. The last syllable echoed around the chamber. If sound could penetrate metaglass, it would have scattered the saurian lowri gliding past the panoramic windows on membranous wings. 

Tyree swore G'vorek, one of her former mentors, winked at her, and her irritation eased a fraction at his silent support. Some of the other council members shifted in their hover seats as she cast her gaze over them. Several scowled. Beyond the oval table and the council members, clouds drifted past the window obscuring the slender sky towers of Refuge, a serene background that conflicted with the turmoil suddenly seething in her chest. 

"I didn't think the phrase 'co-delegate' would be considered such an offensive term even by you, Tyree," Great Mother M'roc said. 

Tyree latched her attention onto the matriarch. Unlike the majority of the Inc-Su, M'roc had a generous, matronly figure and caramel-colored skin. Dark braids tinted with gray framed her broad face. There was a saying among the Inc-Su, twisted from the old Terran phrase—as solid as M'roc. Unbending, reliable, consistent, and strong. 

Wonderful, insightful review of my latest book from .@dearauthor who totally gets the story.

REVIEW: Phoenix Inheritance by Corrina Lawson - Dear Author