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Sandra Barret
Novel Excerpts
Taryn, magical Healer-Adept at Damek Keep, has to balance her attraction to a
beautiful stranger with her distrust of the woman's immense telepathic
powers.When a traitor betrays Taryn's family, the two women must learn to trust
each other to escape the fall of Damek Keep.
beautiful stranger with her distrust of the woman's immense telepathic
powers.When a traitor betrays Taryn's family, the two women must learn to trust
each other to escape the fall of Damek Keep.
"Emma LeVanteur has written off any chance of true love and is focused on her
graduate thesis, when Nicole Davis, a beautiful British instructor, turns Emma's
world upside down. Emma thinks she can finally break out of a comatose
love-life, but when Nicole convinces Emma to help with her upcoming wedding,
Emma's brief hope for romance seems lost. But is it?
Nicole Davis is marrying into a socialite family. But Emma's friendship pulls her in
another direction, sending her tumbling into a world of undeniable longing. When
Nicole can no longer silence her feelings for Emma, will she give up her
picture-perfect future to gamble on a love she can barely comprehend, or will she
stick with the life she's always known?
Set in New England, "Lavender Secrets" explores the boundaries that define
love, lust, and friendship for Emma, Nicole, and the world they live in."
Helena 'Dray' Draybeck is a military brat finishing her final year
of fighter pilot training at a Terran Military space station. She's cocky
about everything except her dismal track record with women. Dray is driven
to be a top pilot like her mother, but someone at the space station does not
want Dray to succeed.
Jordan Bowers is the daughter of a high-ranking ambassador. She
wants a career as far away from politics as possible. As one of the best
cadets in the fighter pilot program, Jordan captures Dray's attention in
more ways than one. But Jordan won't let anyone get close to her. She hides
a terrible secret that could end her own career and turn Dray against her.
When an explosion on their training station turns into a
full-fledged attack, Dray and Jordan are put on the fast track to active
military duty. But Dray's enemy sabotages her assignment and her chances
with Jordan.
The threat of war pits Dray and Jordan against family, questionable
allies, and an enemy neither is prepared for. Can they build something more
than friendship, or will war and family secrets tear these two women apart?
"Face of the Enemy" is a stand alone novel set in the Terra/Nova
universe, where chip implants and DNA manipulation are commonplace, and
bigotry drives an interstellar superpower.
of fighter pilot training at a Terran Military space station. She's cocky
about everything except her dismal track record with women. Dray is driven
to be a top pilot like her mother, but someone at the space station does not
want Dray to succeed.
Jordan Bowers is the daughter of a high-ranking ambassador. She
wants a career as far away from politics as possible. As one of the best
cadets in the fighter pilot program, Jordan captures Dray's attention in
more ways than one. But Jordan won't let anyone get close to her. She hides
a terrible secret that could end her own career and turn Dray against her.
When an explosion on their training station turns into a
full-fledged attack, Dray and Jordan are put on the fast track to active
military duty. But Dray's enemy sabotages her assignment and her chances
with Jordan.
The threat of war pits Dray and Jordan against family, questionable
allies, and an enemy neither is prepared for. Can they build something more
than friendship, or will war and family secrets tear these two women apart?
"Face of the Enemy" is a stand alone novel set in the Terra/Nova
universe, where chip implants and DNA manipulation are commonplace, and
bigotry drives an interstellar superpower.
