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Zormna is at court once more for insubordination--assumed guilty and forced to prove herself innnocent. Unfortunately her record of pranks is against her. And the judges in the Council have a vendetta. At the least, she could lose her position in the Surface Patrol. At worst, she could end up in prison for a crime she did not commit.
After a number of disagreements with the leader of the rebellion, Jafarr is left behind during a supply raid. And while on duty monitoring People's Military communications, he alone discovers a code identifying the raiding party--and marking them for annihilation.
It is not easy growing up in a miliary school orphanage. Harder still if you are a Tarrn. And like in all schools, bullying is a problem. Children are, after all, the most vicious toward one another--especially when the teacher is not looking.
Zormna is snagged along by her friends to watch a Pronuk match in the Surface Gate. But while in there, she is sure she has spotted the guy she had nabbed trying to steal Surface Patrol property weeks ago... and who had escaped under the People's Military's custody.
Jonis Macoy just wanted to be treated like a normal kid, but a boy with a 3,000 year old memory and gift for energy absorption is anything but normal.
In futuristic 1940's America, the United States lose WWII to the Nazis, having their country overthrown by them.
While waiting for her scores to the adult test (the test that grants adult status to a citizen) Zormna Clendar gets dragged into a project within the People's Military compound ISIC, revealing a great deal about the PM's plans for their future.
Jafarr's time is up. The People's Military have decided that he had played the kid long enough. Jafarr is forced to take the Adult Test 'fairly', tightly watching his results... which frighten them. And now his final days of 'childhood freedom' are gone.
Confused Starla Rae is puzzled with a question,Is their love strong enough? Is it enough to keep Chad from joining the military?Starla Rae gets her answer but will she like it?
What happens when a woman only has enough love for her husband?
A young woman grows up in a family that displays very little affection towards one another. As a young adult, she manages to meet the love of her life. This military man would gallantly sweep her into his 1971 Gremlin and together they'd ride off into the sunset.
But, soon after getting married, she gives birth to a daughter, and her knight-in-shining-armor is called to war. He doesn't return.
Her daughter grows up with a sense that she doesn't love her. That she only had enough love for one person - her husband. And she is afraid that she, too, will be raised in an unloving home
Can mother and daughter come to terms with whatever is really keeping them apart? Can a woman really love her child, without having felt love herself?
In this story a daughter will do what it takes to earn her mother's love. She only hopes it isn't too late.
Zormna is at court once more for insubordination--assumed guilty and forced to prove herself innnocent. Unfortunately her record of pranks is against her. And the judges in the Council have a vendetta. At the least, she could lose her position in the Surface Patrol. At worst, she could end up in prison for a crime she did not commit.
After a number of disagreements with the leader of the rebellion, Jafarr is left behind during a supply raid. And while on duty monitoring People's Military communications, he alone discovers a code identifying the raiding party--and marking them for annihilation.
It is not easy growing up in a miliary school orphanage. Harder still if you are a Tarrn. And like in all schools, bullying is a problem. Children are, after all, the most vicious toward one another--especially when the teacher is not looking.
Zormna is snagged along by her friends to watch a Pronuk match in the Surface Gate. But while in there, she is sure she has spotted the guy she had nabbed trying to steal Surface Patrol property weeks ago... and who had escaped under the People's Military's custody.
Jonis Macoy just wanted to be treated like a normal kid, but a boy with a 3,000 year old memory and gift for energy absorption is anything but normal.
In futuristic 1940's America, the United States lose WWII to the Nazis, having their country overthrown by them.
While waiting for her scores to the adult test (the test that grants adult status to a citizen) Zormna Clendar gets dragged into a project within the People's Military compound ISIC, revealing a great deal about the PM's plans for their future.
Jafarr's time is up. The People's Military have decided that he had played the kid long enough. Jafarr is forced to take the Adult Test 'fairly', tightly watching his results... which frighten them. And now his final days of 'childhood freedom' are gone.
Confused Starla Rae is puzzled with a question,Is their love strong enough? Is it enough to keep Chad from joining the military?Starla Rae gets her answer but will she like it?
What happens when a woman only has enough love for her husband?
A young woman grows up in a family that displays very little affection towards one another. As a young adult, she manages to meet the love of her life. This military man would gallantly sweep her into his 1971 Gremlin and together they'd ride off into the sunset.
But, soon after getting married, she gives birth to a daughter, and her knight-in-shining-armor is called to war. He doesn't return.
Her daughter grows up with a sense that she doesn't love her. That she only had enough love for one person - her husband. And she is afraid that she, too, will be raised in an unloving home
Can mother and daughter come to terms with whatever is really keeping them apart? Can a woman really love her child, without having felt love herself?
In this story a daughter will do what it takes to earn her mother's love. She only hopes it isn't too late.