Twin Witness to Betrayal
Fiction & Literature, Religious, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
| Author: | Katherine Padilla | ISBN: | 9781948222099 |
| Publisher: | Katherine Padilla | Publication: | May 17, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Katherine Padilla |
| ISBN: | 9781948222099 |
| Publisher: | Katherine Padilla |
| Publication: | May 17, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Foiled in its covert attempt to gain an unending supply of arelada, Earth's Zarrist empire determines to go after it by force. By all appearances Earth's Director of Intelligence, Sanel King, has lost control of the Royal Twins, but even as Novaun celebrates the return of the twins, it reels with the information that King may be its most notorious criminal--a telepathic genius believed to be dead.
Paul and Deia Doshyr learn about their tragic family past and discover they may have been witnesses to their father's murder. As they work to adjust to Novaun's telepathic culture and become a part of extended families they don't remember, young Novaunian anthropologist Miaundea Quautar fights her attraction for the Earthon traitor Dr. Ton Luciani while seeking to unravel the mystery of why he came to Novaun.
People of faith in all ages have yearned for the peace and refuge that is Zion. Mix that longing with a generous dose of fantasy, and what results are faith-based novels by Katherine Padilla that will transport readers to a harrowing but hopeful alien future
Foiled in its covert attempt to gain an unending supply of arelada, Earth's Zarrist empire determines to go after it by force. By all appearances Earth's Director of Intelligence, Sanel King, has lost control of the Royal Twins, but even as Novaun celebrates the return of the twins, it reels with the information that King may be its most notorious criminal--a telepathic genius believed to be dead.
Paul and Deia Doshyr learn about their tragic family past and discover they may have been witnesses to their father's murder. As they work to adjust to Novaun's telepathic culture and become a part of extended families they don't remember, young Novaunian anthropologist Miaundea Quautar fights her attraction for the Earthon traitor Dr. Ton Luciani while seeking to unravel the mystery of why he came to Novaun.
People of faith in all ages have yearned for the peace and refuge that is Zion. Mix that longing with a generous dose of fantasy, and what results are faith-based novels by Katherine Padilla that will transport readers to a harrowing but hopeful alien future
