Maryam is something of a milestone. It's the thirty-fifth book set in the Kalquorian universe. I'd like to thank my readers for joining me as we journey with the clans.
Maryam had set aside her career dreams in order to put her husband on Earth through school, and later, to concentrate on having a baby. Have you ever postponed a goal for someone else? And did you have the opportunity to pursue it later? Share your story in the comments below.
Defying Earth laws and beliefs,
putting her life in danger, Maryam carries the child of a grieving Kalquorian
clan—and falls in love with men she can’t have.
Maryam left Earth’s repressive
regime and her ruined dreams years ago. She lives on an alien space station,
trying to forget her disappointments. Then a young, pregnant Kalquorian woman,
seeking one last adventure, barrels into her life. High-spirited Briel reminds
Maryam of all she’s given up on.
Matara Briel is soon followed to
the station by her clan, three older men exasperated with her antics. Clan Kels
has one mission: to reclaim their wayward lifemate. When the discovery is made
that Earther women can carry Kalquorian men’s children and save their people
from extinction, Dramok Kels is tasked with a new mission by his government:
bring Maryam to Kalquor, by force if necessary.
Abducted, Maryam is determined
to resist her kidnappers at every turn. Earth declares her corrupted and orders
her execution for sinful relations with the Kalquorians, a charge she is
innocent of. They attack the ship taking her to the Kalquorian Empire, leading
to unthinkable tragedy—the death of Briel.
Discovering Dramok Kels, Imdiko
Pana, and Nobek Dergan are not the ruthless enemies she believed them to be,
Maryam makes a deal—she’ll carry their unborn child to term if they set her
free afterward. However, she’s not prepared for the impossible love that
explodes between her and Clan Kels, a love they dare not act on.
Or will they?
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