Do you ever feel like the whole world is in on the secrets of life, and no one
bothered to tell you? Have you ever read a great book, or seen a movie whose
entire premise should be completely and totally impossibleβ¦but you just canβt
stop yourself from wondering if itβs true?
What if there really were Jedi Knights out there somewhere? What if vampires
were real? Or werewolves? What if our planet really was alive and could speak to
us, like the home world in
Avatar? What if we really did live in a
matrix, and gentlemen like Mr. Smith were out there, watching and waiting to
strike down anyone who got too close to the truth? What if wizards and magic
were real? What if aliens really did walk among us?
What if? What if? What if?
I could ask questions like this for hours. Days. If you must know the truth, I
have been asking themβ¦for decades.
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What if?β is my favorite question. And itβs what inspires me to write. I
have notebooks full of wild ideas. In the
Timewalker Chronicles, I
combine several of my favorites. What if time travel were possible? What if
humans were mega-powerful and didnβt know it? What if aliens were here already,
and theyβd kept their presence a secret for centuries?
If that last were true, why the secrecy? If they are here, what do they want?
And are they all on the same side? What if, like every other civilization, some
of them were wonderful (and sexy)β¦and some horribly evil?
In
WHITE
FIRE, Emma Lawson faces all of these questions. I enjoyed the
roller-coaster ride as she not only discovered the truth, but had to decide
exactly what she was going to do about it. Emma is a Timewalker, an unsuspecting
human woman, one of many who, unbeknownst to them, have ancient, dormant DNA in
their bodies. Once a Timewalkerβs genetic switch is flipped back on, things can
get all kinds of crazy. Superpowers? Check. Time travel? Check. Smoking hot,
alien warrior? Check. Monsters so scary they gave this author nightmares? Check.
What if this entire blog post was not just about a book? What if the things I
mentioned were real? What if
you were meant to be the next Timewalker?
Would you answer the call? (Youβd get a superpower, you know. So, what do you
want your superpower to be?)
About WHITE FIRE: Timewalker Chronicles (Book 5)
Ajax, The Lost King of the Immortals, sacrificed everything but his memories.
After the Time Crux, the loss of his beloved Queen, and a horrifying defeat at
the hands of the Triscani horde in the war on Itara, Ajaxβs loyal crew played a
desperate gamble...to go back in time and try to change things. But they trusted
the wrong man, and Ajax has spent the last seven hundred years locked in a
prison with no key. The battle approaches at long last, yet he remains weak and
tortured, a prisoner to his own dark power. He didnβt simply lose to the evil
Triscaniβ¦he became one of them.
The Triscani spent centuries searching for Emma Lawson's soul. Their evil
Hunters did everything they could to destroy her family's bloodline before she
was ever born. They know who she is, so they hunt her. They know the power she
yields, and they fear her. They know The Lost King will do anything to save her,
and they would use his love to destroy him.
But Emma is human, not Immortal. She might be dangerously attracted to the newly
freed Ajax, but her first priority is saving Earth from two warring Immortal
races. Ajax believed himself in love with his Queen, but the woman he remembers
no longer exists.
This Timewalker will defy destiny, and she's not going
to play by anyone's rules but her own.
Michele
Callahan is a car-pool mom who often makes emergency trips to the store for
chocolate, coffee, or a Twix candy bar. She suffers from a dangerous case of
sci-fi/fantasy fever and never turns down an opportunity to sit through a
Star Wars,
True Blood,
Attack on Titan, or
Matrix marathon. Her favorite things in books; hot heroes, superpowers,
freakish things that can't be explained by modern science, and true love!
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