Kirjahaku

Timmy has always wished for a new home for him and his brother. ToriDori has always wanted a puppy for her and her family. A dilemma arises when the brothers realize they might be separated.Leaving a loved one is always sad, but a promise is made.

Timmy has always wished for a new home for him and his brother. ToriDori has always wanted a puppy for her and her family. A dilemma arises when the brothers realize they might be separated.Leaving a loved one is always sad, but a promise is made.

Ever wonder how the enigmatic author J. S. Freeman managed to rise from the shrouds of obscurity to become one of the world's most influential figures? Now at last, she breaks her long silence and tells the whole tale. In Stillwaters, the first of her engrossing three-part story, we plunge into the steamy, untamed land of her feral birth. When the City invaders capture her-they call it a rescue, but it sure doesn't feel like it-her first life ends. She has to adapt or survive. Though she years to run free again, circumstances take her ever farther from home, until one snowy day, her second life ends as well. Come and see. The truth she tells is better than her fiction.

Dassa skates toward the palace in completion of her Third Quest, unaware the Karkar Plague has returned to ravage Gannah. On a medical starship not far away, Dr. Pik is ordered to find a cure for the plague - an unlikely assignment, given his inbred hatred of the whole Gannahan race. Duty trumps prejudice, however, and he succeeds... but that's just the beginning of the story. Dassa and Pik survive attack by space pirates, food poisoning, savage Gannahan beasts, and a plane crash. The hardest part, though, is enduring one another's company. The Creator who wrote the story of redemption in the stars has commanded her to share it with her reluctant savior. That's not all He requires of her, but the rest is unthinkable.

In this second book of the subject author's three-part story, she tells of her fairy-tale marriage into the City's elite ruling class. It's a dream come true -- until she wakes up in a nightmare. After nearly losing her life in a terrorist attack, she seeks relief from her pain in a bottle. Her husband's stalwart love draws her out of it and encourages her to develop her writing talent. No one is more surprised than she when her children's stories are an immediate sensation. But escaping into a fictional world can't restore what she's lost. Will she ever find what she's seeking? Come and see. The truth she tells is better than her fiction.

Ever wonder how the enigmatic author J. S. Freeman managed to rise from the shrouds of obscurity to become one of the world's most influential figures? Now at last, she breaks her long silence and tells the whole tale.In Stillwaters, the first of her engrossing three-part story, we plunge into the steamy, untamed land of her feral birth. When the City invaders capture her--they call it a rescue, but it sure doesn't feel like it--her first life ends. She has to adapt or survive. Though she years to run free again, circumstances take her ever farther from home, until one snowy day, her second life ends as well.Come and see. The truth she tells is better than her fiction.

One of the most prominent names in the lore of the planet Umban, author J. S. Freeman is as mysterious and controversial as the island of Freemansland from which she came. In this, the last book in her three-part story, the remainder of her supposedly safe world crumbles to ashes. Just when she thinks she can't go on, she finds new life in a most unlikely place--the rejected legends of her own people.Come and see. The truth she tells is better than her fiction.