To escape the pain of her past, Marlene Mason settles into a mundane life. Work, sleep, repeat. Nothing to challenge her, no decisions to be made.
When a harrowing traffic accident awakens powers that shatter her safe place, she is propelled into an adventure, forcing her to confront the ghosts that haunt her wile the vengeful Zuldari commander, Farro, starts playing dangerous games with other people’s lives.
In war, love is complicated, but Commander Callahan Merritt has a missing, and it doesn’t include fully surrendering his feelings for Marlene. For Cal, it’s easier to be a soldier than a lover.
As Farro’s malevolent grip tightens on Marlene and her allies, the line between friend and foe blurs. Cal must learn to put love over duty, and Marlene must trust in her newfound strength to save her home world from annihilation.
In the second installment of the captivating Keepers of the Universe series, join Marlene on a heart-pounding journey from the depths of alien oceans to the scorching deserts of Nevada. With the fate of the Sentinels and the galaxy hanging in the balance, can Marlene unlock her true power to ensure a future worth fighting for?
Stella Jayne Walsh, New York City’s top-rated trauma surgeon, holds an astounding record. She’s never lost a patient—until the day she does. In that moment, her world shatters, and she’s swept into an adventure that launches her from Manhattan into alien worlds in the far reaches of space.
John Ryder Alexander is a handsome rogue and one of the most decorated soldiers in the galaxy—until he turns unwilling mercenary, blackmailed into committing heinous crimes.
Stella is targeted by a woman hell bent on creating a universe where other women don’t exist and all men bend to her will. Stella and her crew of misfits must stop this villain before she helps to awaken a long dead force of evil.
Can Stella let go of the life she knew and learn to trust her new team in order to save everyone — and everything — she loves?
Angela Haas was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado. A professor of communication, she writes novels about superheroes and spaceships. She loves not camping, salty snacks, and soft blankets. She has been writing since she was a kid and still has all the spiral-bound notebooks she filled with her early stories. Her series Keepers of the Universe features older women as the superheroes because she was tired of the standard entertainment tropes of older women being the evil queen, jilted first wife, or wise grandmother. She and her husband live with an English bulldog, French bulldog, pit bull mix, Rhodesian ridgeback, and Maine Coon cat that thinks he’s a dog.
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