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The Senthien: A Sci-Fi Romance
The Senthien: A Sci-Fi Romance
The Senthien: A Sci-Fi Romance
Audiobook9 hours

The Senthien: A Sci-Fi Romance

Written by Tara Jade Brown

Narrated by Corinne Davies

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A mysterious Vision.

An astounding new world.

And a life she never could have imagined.


Five thousand years in the future, the Earth is dead. A galactic network of terraformed planets, connected by teleportation portals, is populated by the genetically improved Descendants. The original Humans, labeled dangerous and barbaric, are kept under constant surveillance.

In this seemingly peaceful society, Dora Dana Dasnan, a gifted Visionaire, serves the leading race of Descendants by reporting her Visions of the future. But when one of her Visions predicts the unthinkable — contact with a Human man — Dora's carefully ordered life begins to unravel as she desperately tries to hide her thoughts from her masters.

Soon, her very life is in danger and she needs to escape before it's too late. But in this disciplined and controlled society that is impossible. Just when Dora loses all hope, a teleportation error sends her to a new and astoundingly beautiful world. And then, she meets the natives, and as she adapts to an alien culture she also discovers just how powerful her emotions truly are. 

 

LanguageEnglish
PublisherBrown Dove Publishing Audio
Release dateMay 1, 2019
ISBN9781987170658
The Senthien: A Sci-Fi Romance
Author

Tara Jade Brown

I live in Switzerland next to the Zürich Lake. I am married, have two beautiful boys, two cats and a dog. In my previous (pre-author) life I was a neuroscientist, a marketing manager and an entrepreneur. Now, my work is my passion: writing. I hope you will enjoy the world of my imagination.

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