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    Starborn Connection

    By Danielle Kazemi

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    Whoever invented Daylights Savings Time? Kay fails to show up to her college newspaper on time and is stuck with the worst assignment possible - writing a fluff piece about aliens landing in the swamp. When she shows up, she finds herself being thrust into the middle of an intergalactic plot to conquer Earth.

    The only hope she has is to team with an outcast alien and hope they stop the plan before it's enacted.That is if they don't drive each other crazy.

    A fast paced, witty paranormal romance complete with aliens.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDanielle Kazemi
    Release dateMay 19, 2016
    ISBN9781310917899
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    Starborn Connection
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    Danielle Kazemi

    Danielle Kazemi is the author of the YA series Dragon's Fire, The Fire Journal, and The Phoenix Token. She's a native from south Louisiana and spends her day balancing between kids and writing.

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