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Storm damage is scary, and the settlers, newly arrived to the planet had no way of knowing that storms like that were normal and the weather all along the coast was prone to high winds and rain. Farther inland the weather also had sudden snows, burst storms came from seemingly out of nowhere, with no…

The landing site had left them close enough to the coast to hike to the shore, but also near fresh water. There were trees, animals, and the weather while not hot, wasn’t cold, although the wind had a cold bite. Contraband tech was brought out and certain people tried charging their PCD’s (personal communication devices)…

It has been so much fun giving away Grabon’s Nest, I am looking forward to doing something similar in February. Does anybody have a preference as to which book I should mark down for a few days? It probably won’t be until the last weekend of February, but let me know which book you think…

The quarters were small on the ship with only the few free common rooms. Those who brought food discovered that water on ship cost money. The use of kitchen equipment cost money. It turned out that the cheapest meal plan, 1 meal a day, gave you access to rationed water and a microwave. The ship…

Grabon’s Nest is the fifth book in the series, but it is also the first romance that features the dragons. It seems only fitting the the first was Grabon. Not only is he the territory dragon but readers who have been following the series know he has been pining for his mate, the female that…

It was a sunny day, both suns were high in the pale green sky. Grabon the immature but brilliant territory dragon had just left Timora’s Territory, where he had learned that not all territory dragons chose to claim a territory during their life time; some chose to serve the needs of the planet by using…