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“Double Jeopardy” begins with the discovery of an alien ship buried deep beneath the earth for thousands of years. Some unknown, catastrophic disaster led to it’s crash landing sometime during the last ice age. But when Lynnette and her friends accidentally activate the ship and send it spinning out of control through time and space, the details of the vessel’s history become the least of their worries. For the ship is a trans-dimensional time and space machine, capable of not only travelling through space and time, but also crossing the boundaries between alternate realities.

(Music on homepage) When Rhea, a biologist for Providian Pharmaceuticals, is sent to search for a suspected cure for cancer in the mighty Amazon Forest, she finds a whole lot more than just a myriad of exotic wildlife and lush vegetation. Shortly after arriving near the Huitoto village, Rhea starts seeing a tall, dark-skinned man with the body of an Adonis and eyes as decadent as the richest of chocolates.

(Romance Inspirational) The house of her dreams is where she meets the man of her dreams. Braci Martin lands a coveted job redecorating the Lacey Mansion, and Kyle Lacey's protective presence is added compensation. This is the job that could make her career, so that unlike her mother, Braci never loses everything. She's already lost her faith.

The Soul Keys is written in the third person, and set in the realm of Faerie. It is what I would consider an erotic fantasy. Although it isn't heavy on the details of sex, dealing instead with the emotions and feelings of the characters, there are a fair few accounts of it, and it can seem erotic in its own way.

What makes this series different, I feel, is that I have explored the more animalistic side of nature. The faeries in my novel are all bisexual and lascivious, they have sex with anyone, even close family members, but it is always consensual. They are wild, elements of nature, with no restraints. This made an interesting subject to write about, because what do creatures like that, selfish and lascivious, do when their world is threatened and they are forced to look beyond themselves? And I think that because of the subject in question, faeries, and their own way of behaving and looking at the world, it brings a new spin to the traditional fantasy traits of the quest and good verses evil.

I remember waking up that morning with visions of a perfect world still dancing in my head. As I opened my eyes, the angelic whispers of hope faded away, leaving me with a nasty foam rubber taste of reality in my mouth. The bed lunged as I tried to sit up. I grasped and I clawed, trying to reach the edge. Finally, I threw my legs over the side and fell back in exhaustion.