Title: Annah and the Exiles (The Children of Evohe Book 2)
Author: Clay Gilbert
Purchasing link: http://amzn.to/2nP1HFL
About the Book:
In the second novel of Clay Gilbert’s Children of Evohe series, Annah has gone to Holdfast Station, an Earth outpost situated above a contested world called Aurora-Prime by some, but Holdfast by the dissidents and former Earth colonists who call it their home. Prompted by a vision, she has set out, along with Kale Goodman, to rescue her mate Gary Holder from captivity aboard the station. But Annah’s brave decision places her in the center of a personal and political nightmare, for Gary Holder, believed by many to be dead following a catastrophic accident near the station, may no longer be the man she knows and loves. Holdfast Station does not occupy the Sea of Stars alone: down on the planet that shares its name, a community of outsiders, political prisoners and freedom fighters are engaged in a struggle against the corrupt and power-hungry planetary government of Earth, who do not recognize Holdfast’s independence and seek to retake the planet for themselves, by diplomatic means if possible, and by armed invasion if necessary. Even if Annah does manage to save Holder from his uncertain fate, will her compassion for the fate of those on the planet below allow her to remain uninvolved in their struggle for freedom? The adventure continues, in ANNAH and the EXILES Book two of the children of Evohe.
About the Author:
Clay Gilbert has been hearing the voices of
aliens, vampires, and people from the future since about the age of four. It wasn't long before he started to think
taking notes on what they said might be a good idea. This has led him many places—through the
halls and classrooms of many schools, where he's been both in front of the
teacher's desk and behind it, himself—to presenter's podiums at conventions,
and, most often, to the comfortable chair behind his writing desk at home,
where he uses his Dell computer as both a beacon and a translator for the
voices that still find their way through from countless worlds and planes of
existence. Clay’s work in various genres has been in print since his first
short science fiction story, “The Computer Conspiracy,” was published in Scholastic magazine when he was just
thirteen. He holds an M.A. in English literature from Auburn
University , and an M.F.A. in Fiction
Writing from the University
of South Carolina Dark Road Paradise .
His works are published by Dark Moon Press. His current projects include an urban fantasy
novel called The Kind, as well as Cassie’s Song, a sequel to Dark
Road to Paradise, and a standalone science fiction novel set in the
universe of the Children of Evohe
series, called The Conversationalist. He
has also served as the Chief Editor for PDMI Publishing, and has been a member
of the volunteer staff for DragonCon in Atlanta ,
Georgia Knoxville , TN.
