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An energy vortex, and Bigfoot, too??
from https://www.959theranch.com/the-fbi-investigated-bigfoot-in-the-70s-and-just-released-the-report/
The northwest corner of Montana is a magical place indeed. Not only do my Clan Elves of the Bitterroot live in the forests alongside the Montana Vortex, the Sasquatch is also rumored to live there! Advice from the pros? Pack your PBJ’s; leave the Skittles at home.
Too many stories, so little time–Science Fiction Fantasy Saturday for March 2
Four books releasing in March? What the heck was I thinking???
Oh yeah, I remember. I’m going to That Book Place for an Author’s Fair in Madison, Indiana, and I wanted to be able to take new books with me. *headdesk*
So I have the fourth book in the Clan Elves series, THE ELF GUARDIAN: 
And a story, “A Recipe For Success,” in SIDEKICKS, the new speculative fiction anthology from Alliteration Ink (writing as Alana Lorens):
And a new contemporary romance called BY ANY OTHER NAME coming from Desert Breeze Publishing March 23…(also writing as Alana Lorens)
Holy Mother of bacon and blueberry muffins, Batman!
I feel like I’m tied to one of the fans on a windmill, spinning around trying to see which book I’m talking about THIS time.
Oh, wait. I know. I’m talking about the first book in the Horizon Crossover series, HORIZON SHIFT.
Here’s the blurb: When Captain Temms Rogers of the Confederation spaceship Doubtful disobeys orders to attack innocent civilians, he and his crew become hunted rebels. In the midst of a desperate space battle, they risk using an experimental alien device that opens a wormhole which hurls them into a new universe.
(Yes, the name of his ship is the Doubtful, and yes, there’s a good reason for it. It’s in the book. 🙂 )
Captain Rogers has a lot on his mind, what with trying to save what’s left of his ship and his crew in the new universe. Even his sleep is troubled with worries:
When he finished saying grace, the children passed bowls of food and chattered about school as Connie corrected their grammar and manners. He could only watch–he couldn’t move.
Connie said something about the Confederation school and Tommy bragged about how he couldn’t wait to become a Confederation officer like his dad.
Temms wanted to tell Tommy he was forbidden to go. Tommy passed the tray of broiled meat, and small marks appeared on his shirt, red marks that got bigger and more liquid. Blood.
Tommy babbled about joining the Confederation corps as he slowly bled out and Connie looked at Temms, accusing him.
“How could you let this happen? How could you?”
He couldn’t move.
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Here’s another snippet from December 2012 from HORIZON SHIFT, and here’s where you can catch a whole bunch of assorted free snippets from authors around the world at Science Fiction Fantasy Saturday– come by and read them all!
