When she rescues an abandoned cat, Amber Gerald has no idea that she’s interfering in the mad scheme of a time travelling bank robber. Or that the man that walks into her store dressed like Blade is about to become her bodyguard.
Between being an unwitting owner of an android cat and falling for a cybernetic bounty hunter, Amber finds her life a whole new level of weird as science fiction becomes a very real fact.
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About Helen
Helen Rose Thwaite was raised on Doctor Who, Star Trek, and her sisters’ Mills & Boon novels, so when she started writing it seemed natural to her to blend the speculative with romance. She loves a good love story. She also likes pew pew pew battles and explosions. A girl has to have a hobby!
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FridayFling – Grounds
In this week’s Friday Fling snippet, Darien is escorting Lyla to her downed ship. They’ve had a tiff, largely over his tendency to keep secrets, and Lyla knows there’s more that he isn’t telling her. “Come on, then,” Darien said, tone harsh, and walked off. I watched him go for a moment, noting the shotgun…
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So Long, Farewell
On Saturday I finally said goodbye to my gallbladder. It’s been a long road (getting from there to here) involving stratospheric blood sugar levels and cancellation, but it. Is. Done. The operation took two hours. The surgeon afterwards said my gallbladder was basically one big stone, and that he’d never seen anything like it. Me,…
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FridayFling – Fear
In this week’s Friday Fling snippet, Darien has had an altercation with the wolves that left him in a sorry state, with Lyla forced to do surgery and then look after him. “Hey.” I waited for her to look at me, then offered what I hoped was an encouraging smile. “I’m okay.” “Just.” I pushed…
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“…and titted downwards.”
28th April saw my choir practice restart after the Easter break. It’s probably because I was excited and eager to get there, though I’m not actually sure what happened, but the upshot is that I fell down the stairs. Okay, that’s a bit dramatic. It makes it sound like I tumbled down when I more…
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EasterCon!
On Good Friday, I packed my lil car and drove two hours down to Birmingham for Iridescence – otherwise known as EasterCon. My stay was paid for by a bursary, which I’d honestly forgotten about applying for, and I’m very grateful to the people who pay into the fan funds that enable those less well-off…