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THE STELLAR books are a continuous contemporary sci-fi story about two beautiful twenty-something women, Kitara Littlehawk and Marika Anderson, and their plight after encountering aliens out on a Texas country road.
Kitara Littlehawk and Marika Anderson never expected that a back road meeting out on the Texas plains would change their lives. They surely weren't expecting to encounter visitors from another planet. And they definitely didn't expect to be endowed with an alien energy powerful enough to destroy a small solar system.
But now they must deal with the Yakuza, face intergalactic assassins, and prepare to defend Earth from the Zar - an invader powerful enough to snatch a planet from its orbit. For Kitara and Marika have now become THE STELLAR.
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Having the ability to merge, Kitara Littlehawk and Marika Anderson can become a very powerful creature. But it is limited. How can they make it as powerful as it can be?
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Kitara Littlehawk and Marika Anderson can become THE STELLAR - possibly the most powerful creature in the universe. Unfortunately it is not at the peak of its performance. Juso Kodam, one of the Brothers of the Japhorian Council of Superiors (responsible for the women having such a “gift”), has told them that it is because they have not yet learned how to be of one mind after they join.
In an attempt to remedy th | |  | | The Stellar III: Yoru Doragon
Book three of THE STELLAR saga.
The Zar finally arrives—and with it the astonishing truth about Angels and Demons! As The Stellar grapples with profound revelations and prepares to take its throne as the Queen of Guliana, Kitara and Marika’s newly acquired friend Kimura Takinara is forced to walk a lonely, thorny road called vengeance. The duel atrocities of her father’s murder and mother’s rape at the iniquitous hands of Yakuza boss Tojo Tokugawa has Kimura picking up the sword and heading back to Japan. But she, along with Kitara, Marika and The Stellar, shall quickly learn that pursuing even wha |
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A Subtle Armageddon
by Charles Cosgriff
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 A Subtle Armageddon follows in the tradition of C.S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien in defending traditional values in an increasingly secular culture. It deals with the plight of the last man on Earth, who ought to have had it easy. But he is not the la |
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