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    A Simple Life

    By Meyari McFarland

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    Shahnaz hummed as he sculpted the Wave around his asteroid tug. It was a simple life, herding asteroids to the space stations at Tasma's core.

    Until he found a drifting escape capsule. Caelan was everything that Shanaz wasn't: Gensyn, strong and hunted.

    Choosing to help xir will destroy everything Shahnaz cared about. Not helping will destroy the galaxy.

    Either way, his heart hung in the balance.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMDR Publishing
    Release dateJan 14, 2017
    ISBN9781370846412
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    Meyari McFarland

    Meyari McFarland has been telling stories since she was a small child. Her stories range from SF and Fantasy adventures to Romances but they always feature strong characters who do what they think is right no matter what gets in their way. Her series range from Space Opera Romance in the Drath series to Epic Fantasy in the Mages of Tindiere world. Other series include Matriarchies of Muirin, the Clockwork Rift Steampunk mysteries, and the Tales of Unification urban fantasy stories, plus many more. You can find all of her work on MDR Publishing's website at www.MDR-Publishing.com.

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