Amanda Rose, an Oregon-based writer, dives into the world of literature whenever she can tear herself away from reading. She focuses on crafting stories for young adults, venturing into the realms of fantasy and science fiction. Her narratives are filled with adventure and imagination, pulling readers into captivating new worlds. She infuses her work with a unique sense of originality and enthusiasm that shines through on every page.
Amanda, une quadragénaire, reçoit un cadeau inattendu qui l'oblige à se découvrir et à apprendre à exister pour elle-même. Bien qu'elle ait toujours su que ce moment arriverait, elle est réticente à croire aux signaux d'alarme de son esprit, la poussant à explorer les méandres de son passé.
Exploring the journey of self-discovery and connection, this book invites readers to navigate the complexities of love and relationships. It emphasizes the importance of understanding oneself before seeking romance, offering insights and practical advice to foster genuine connections. With relatable anecdotes and thought-provoking reflections, it encourages readers to embrace vulnerability and authenticity in their quest for lasting love.
“A veritable saga… by an author with a genuine flair for detailed originality, and narrative driven storytelling” -Midwest Book Review “A Sci-fi story that’ll keep you on your toes. It’s like Game of Thrones in Space!” -Kris H., Reader Review The Second Book in the Fire Fury Saga. The tendril invasion is imminent. The Bastion prepares to defend itself against the onslaught, calling in the fleets from the various council worlds. With so little intelligence on such horrific enemies, widespread panic sweeps through the station. Everything rests on winning this battle. Xan and Raiden, the only operatives of Black Shadow within the sector, are left to carry out the will of the Conclave ruling council. Meanwhile, unequipped for battle, Empress Norita commands the Saisei to set course for the Orellus system . They are en route to the planet Vella , where they have been given colonization rights by the Conclave. After centuries in space, the last of the human race finally has a chance for a new home world… but when they arrive, will they be prepared for what they find?
The waterfalls that gave Marble Falls its name have been covered by Lake Marble Falls since 1951, when a series of dams was completed on the Colorado River to prevent flooding along the river. The possibilities offered by water power at the falls and mining at nearby Granite Mountain encouraged Gen. Adam R. Johnson and his partners to lay out the town of Marble Falls in 1887. In modern times, when the Lower Colorado River Authority lowers the level of the lake, waterfront owners can repair boat docks and guests at nearby hotels and restaurants can see portions of the ancient rocky ledges. Today's Marble Falls, with a population of over 6,000, provides services for the more than 30,000 area residents of surrounding recreation and retirement communities.