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|  | | Heartseed - Sensate Nine Moon Saga - Book 3
The end of the Prophecy. All Sensates must work together to thwart the Fringe Science Bureau's efforts to infiltrate the Sensates' safe haven.
H. H. Laura’s Sensates are born with a recessive extrasensory gene. Most go unnoticed, oftentimes exhibiting déjà vu occurrences throughout their lifetimes. An elite few who possess this gene and display a high moral code are selected to enter the realm of Sensates, who have existed for over two thousand years.
Heartseed is the story of a benevolent race of people with telekinetic, teleportation, and astral-projection capabilities, who have chosen a life of secrecy so their powers are not used by governments to change the course of human history.
Can a few hundred Sensates | |  | | Larkspur - Sensate Nine Moon Saga - Book 1
The Prophesy foretold her coming. She would be the most powerful Sensate in over two thousand years, and she would save them all. Three men wanted her, one captures her heart.
After the devastating loss of her parents in a freak accident, Alexandra obsesses over the mystery surrounding Teater Higgins, her great-great-grandfather. She searches a deserted farm for Teater’s gravestone, but fate intervenes and she plunges into a deep cistern.
Trapped, cold, and alone, she finds a warm stone that facilitates her escape and prompts dormant psychic abilities to emerge. Unable to grasp the full implications of this new transformation, mysterious Jediah Saffle draws her into a shimmering orb, exposes her to near-sensory overload, and, without speaking, tells her she | |  | | Ryeth - Sensate Nine Moon Saga - Book 2
Book 2 of The Sensate Nine Moon Saga - Ryeth's story, where he came from and how the saga began.
Sensates have existed on earth for over two thousand years. They maintain a safe haven in the mountains of Pennsylvania where they hone their abilities away from the prying eyes of those who would use them to their advantage.
Ryeth is the story of a young Sensate’s journey through a life of rage and revenge that lasts for nearly five hundred years. Condemned as a murderer for the deaths of his parents, Ryeth must flee and face the world alone. When his extrasensory powers begin to emerge and he is shunned as ‘not worthy’ by the group of Sensates, he is thrown into a realm of disbel |
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