Daughters of Suralia - Meierz, Christie
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Marianne Woolsey is falling apart. The only human on Tolar, linked empathically to their ruler, her life is a bed of roses--but roses have thorns. Marianne must struggle with a bond-partner who can't be tamed and a home world plotting to get her back by force if necessary, and she would give anything for a quiet cup of tea with a friend. Laura Howard watched her husband die when Earth tried to control Tolar, and now her only sanctuary may be the stronghold of the Tolari ruler who killed him. The widow of an Earth Fleet admiral would die before she allowed Earth's government to use her as bait…mehr

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Marianne Woolsey is falling apart. The only human on Tolar, linked empathically to their ruler, her life is a bed of roses--but roses have thorns. Marianne must struggle with a bond-partner who can't be tamed and a home world plotting to get her back by force if necessary, and she would give anything for a quiet cup of tea with a friend. Laura Howard watched her husband die when Earth tried to control Tolar, and now her only sanctuary may be the stronghold of the Tolari ruler who killed him. The widow of an Earth Fleet admiral would die before she allowed Earth's government to use her as bait to harm Marianne, but Central Command may not give her that choice. Can Tolar keep either of them safe when Earth is prepared for war? Daughters of Suralia is the enthralling second book in the Tales of Tolari Space science fiction series. If you like planetary adventure and heart-warming romance, you'll love Christie Meierz' tales of the reclusive Tolari.
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Retired Linux hacker and perennial language student Christie Meierz writes space opera and science fiction romance set on a world of empaths at the edge of an advancing human empire. Her published works include her PRISM award-winning debut novel, The Marann, five more novels set in Tolari space, and several short stories. She is a member of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA), earned a scuba diving ticket in spite of a morbid fear of drowning, and has been declared capable of learning Yup'ik.