Sara and Christopher are happy, even through the chaos of planning what they hope is the perfect wedding. Between art events, gallery openings, and meeting Christopher's parents, Sara seldom settles to the ground from the euphoria of being in love.Until she faces one of the greatest challenges of her life since escaping the aristocracy of England.Against Sara's wishes, Christopher has discovered her father is alive and well. Son to a prominent family, his marriage to Ann Marie Little, Sara's mother, was annulled immediately after he returned to America, and he never knew of Sara's existence.Now he seeks a place in Sara's life.When the mystery of his disappearance comes to light, will she reject him? Or will she release his yesterday into a brighter promise of tomorrow? Views: 12
A Standalone Young Adult novel in the same emortal SF "universe" but can be read in any sequence.300 years in the future, biotechnology has altered the shape and substance of what it means to be a man. Only the 250-year-old "Dragon Man" can give Sara an understanding of what "e-mortality" might mean--for herself and for the entire human world. Views: 12
Not one to let being banged up in Sick Bay stop her, Max has had a brilliant idea. But she needs Markham to execute it on her behalf. The subject of this cunning plan is Peterson, struggling with another bereavement and not doing very well. What's needed to get him through it is sympathy, sensitivity, tact and understanding. Step forward Mr Markham, for whom sympathy, sensitivity, etc., are things that happen to other people. Combine a fanatic from R&D, a head of Security with his own problems, a steam-pump, two historians who can't even be in the same room as each other, some fractious Protestants and a large body of very dirty water. Told in Markham's own words, this is the story of an intervention – St Mary's style. Views: 12
