by Kelly St. Clare
Publication Date: August 30, 2016
Earth is ruined. Humankind destroyed.
And it’s old news.
Romy’s life is simple—for a
genetically enhanced space soldier; pick up space junk with her four
friends, and stave off the invaders fixated on stealing Planet Earth.
It isn’t much. But it’s
temporary—only another 850 years to go, give or take.
When her crew tangles with a
gulp-worthy alien mothership, Romy’s return to Earth is brought
forwards at hurtling pace.
Strength comes from the unlikeliest of
quarters.
As does leadership.
…As does betrayal.
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When Kelly St Clare is not reading or
writing, she is lost in her latest reverie. She can, quite
Books have always been magical and
mysterious to her. One day she decided to start unravelling this
mystery and began writing. Her aim: To write stories she would want
to read. As it turns out, this failed miserably. Do you know what it
is like to read something you've written? Impossible, that's what.
Not to mention, the ending is ruined before you've begun.
Never-the-less, Kelly loves it and wishes she had more time to
squeeze it in between her day job as a physiotherapist.
Fantasy of Frost, the first title in
The Tainted Accords, is her debut novel. It's sequel, Fantasy of
Flight released May 2015. Fantasy of Fire is now available!
A New Zealander in origin and in heart,
Kelly currently resides in Australia with her soon-to-be husband, a
great group of friends, and some huntsman spiders who love to come
inside when it rains. Their love is not returned.
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