Winner Best Science Fiction 2002 Preditors & Editors Award; 2003 EPPIE FINALIST; 2002 Golden Rose Nominee!
Seeking a cure for her ill brother, Sophia must leave her beloved Earth. But can she also cure Humanity’s anti-Earth prejudice and stop an alien race bent on destroying the galaxy?
Year: 2452. Seeking a cure for her ill brother, Sophia (Sam) McLaren must leave Earth to journey into the unknown. She finds galactic intrigue... plus a love transcending the vast expanse of space. But can she persuade JorVaal 5 that love can be forever?
JorVaal 5 Lanquist has a galactic catastrophe on his hands--plus a headstrong female from the despised planet Earth. Will he be able to set aside age-old prejudices and admit he’s actually feeling an ancient emotion called love?
Winner Best Science Fiction 2002 Preditors & Editors Award;
2003 EPPIE FINALIST;
2002 Golden Rose Nominee!
Excerpt
The man strode to the door, then turned to face her. “But? You want something more?” His gaze flickered over her again. “Ah, yes. Although not my usual style, you do have an interesting allure. I will agree to one time. If it is good, then perhaps more.”
After consulting a small notebook, he continued, “Not tomorrow, but the next day’s reinvigoration period. Until then.”
Sophia blinked and he was gone. What on Earth was he talking about? She stood up in a daze and twisted her top button closed. Whatever it was, she was certain she’d just been insulted.
Professional Reviews
Romance Reviews Today
"Sound interesting so far? I've only scratched the surface of this intricate and nicely detailed science fiction romance. There is also heavy politcal intrigue, which gives the reader a nice glimpse into the other species (fourteen) that form part of the alliance. There are highly entertaining villains (of all shapes and sexes) that add suspense and thrills. mention of the 'Ancients' is also fascinating, and I haven't even mentioned what the title is all about. That should be about enough to whet your appetite, but if it isn't, keep in mind that Janus Is A Two-Headed God is extremely well written, with good character development and excellent attention to detail, the latter most important in any science fiction novel, in my opinion. The book moves smoothly and it takes very little time before the reader becomes engrossed in the world of space travel and wormholes, unicopters and Uortzks. What are wormholes, you say? Don't wait any longer, get your copy of Janus right away and find out for yourself!"--Astrid Kinn, Romance Reviews Today
Romantic Times Book Club
"4 stars! This book is so richly detailed and multi-layered I could almost believe that Xaspaar is in the universe. There are aliens, genetically altered humans and, of course, the Earthlings who migrated hundreds of years before, who only remember Earth with disdain. This one is not to be missed!"
ParaNormal Romance Reviews
"JANUS IS A TWO-HEADED GOD is a fast-paced futuristic romance that confronts questions of culture, destiny and ultimately, the nature of love itself. Knight's characters are complex and very human, but still heroic... JANUS is a delightful novel with enough thrills and warm moments for any reader, but those who enjoy their romance with a twist of otherworldly allure will enjoy it most of all."
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