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    One Bright Star Book 1 of Katiah Trilogy
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    One Bright Star Book 1 of Katiah Trilogy

    By Mickee Madden

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    Brehan Tucker's hunger for freedom and identity ignites when she and other women are abducted from Earth by a godlike being, as breeding stock to a dying alien race. Determined to return to her world, she uses wit and cunning to sabotage her abductor's authority and win the loyalty of his crew.
    But fate has other plans for her.
    Erth is the unfortunate incarcerator. A being whose immeasurable power is confined within a humanoid shell, his laws are unchangeable his command unquestionable, his will undeniable.
    But fate has other plans for him as well.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMickee Madden
    Release dateJul 24, 2011
    ISBN9780932079381
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    One Bright Star Book 1 of Katiah Trilogy
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    Mickee Madden

    Born in 1951, I've been writing since I was thirteen, and it remains as exciting to create works as it was all those years ago.I've been married almost 50 years to a terrific guy, have three children, six grandchildren, and a great-grandson due in August.I subscribe to a life of reading, 'riting & rockhounding.I'm usually behind a camera, so finding a photo of me is rare.

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    • 3/5
      Went back to reread 20 years later. Going through the entire trilogy I didn't know existed until a few years ago. Frustrating at times, wish there were more consistency and solidarity between the two main characters. Was first stocked in romance section of bookstore —NOT a romance novel! Moreso sci-fi (95%). Which was disappointing; I was drawn to the possibility of the two genres meshing. Main character's constant fickle moods leaves me unable to connect with her (Dare I say started to get on my nerves?) from book one well into the sequel and deprives me of the escapism element I was hoping for. Surprisingly, her inhuman counterpart, Erth, is who I identify with the most.