Wingcommander Stories

Yazhini has it all-grace, grit, and a name that commands respect. A successful doctor with a guarded heart, she's built her life on discipline and distance, refusing to let anyone close enough to hurt her again. But beneath her composed exterior lies a storm of unresolved memories and emotions she can't outrun. When the past catches up with her in unexpected ways, Yazhini is forced to confront the very feelings she's spent years burying. Torn between who she was and who she's becoming, she must decide if strength lies in holding on-or in finally letting go. Flying Back to You is an intimate portrait of a woman rediscovering herself, one choice at a time. *** Do vote the chapters if you like them.

Their aim is nothing short of universal domination by means of war. So far their plans have not gone astray but now, as a persistent pest can disrupt a glorious picnic, an insignificant human threatens to upend the grand strategy of the Tharnian species. His name is Jarre and his exploits are time and again suborned by more backstabbing characters than you will find in a meeting of butlers at a mystery convention. Just when you think you have a handle on which way the plot will proceed, be prepared for a sharp, warp-speed turn in the opposite direction. There are no slow downs or let ups in this story and a new surprise lurks behind every planet.

Set in a hostile galaxy mirroring real nations and world events, standing against the evil aliens known as tharnians, is a reluctant hero named Jarre, his flippant, 80's retro sidekick Ky, and his 'tough as nails' love interest, Ganna. Never mind the tharnians, along the way our spacefarers will also have to battle each other and themselves (love, lust, anger, addiction and deception are just the entree) in this space opera where everyone is out to get them. It's apocalyptic, character-driven science fiction where the twists keep coming.

Deve haver um motivo pelo qual TODOS os filmes que são adaptações de videogames sejam, na melhor das hipóteses, assistíveis...

❝someone asked me about depression. i paused for a while and played with my fingers and glanced to the ground. 'it felt like writing letters to a person that will never get to read it. never in a million years.' i said, being the deepest person no one has seen before.❞ {teen fiction - written on the 16th day of November 2013}