Verity is nursing
Lauren back to health after her brutal rape. It brings back memories of her
very sordid past, where she was used as a sex slave for four, long years. When
the man she’s loved for a very long time shows interest in her, will she have
the courage to let him into her heart?
Alexander has been
rescued and taken to the safety of the Seekers after being viciously abused by
Phoenicia Coeur. Does he have the courage to prove himself and retrieve
essential information from Global Innovations, even if it means going back to
the place where his abuse took place?
Nikolas Krystos, an
ancient Atlantean assassin with Chameleon skills, was thought to have been
executed many centuries before, but he has returned with vengeance on his
mind…and that is the complete downfall of the Seekers, Paul Veron and everyone
he holds dear to him.
Reader Alert! Verity
is helping Lauren to overcome her experiences of being raped and at the same
time, it brings back all her traumatic experiences of being raped too. She has
been in love with an Atlantean male for years but has been terrified to let him
know how she feels. When he declares his feelings for her, can she finally lay
her ghosts to rest and allow him to love her?
To My Readers: Hi
everyone, this story is dealing with extremely sensitive issues. Verity is
helping Lauren to deal with being raped, while she faces her own demons of the
past. It is traumatic in parts, but also helps us to see that it is possible to
have a normal life after such harrowing experiences. There is also a male
Atlantean who has been sexually abused by Phoenicia Coeur – leader of their
enemies, global innovations – and it deals with how he learns to cope with what
he’s been through. I’d like to add that no one of what has happened to the
victims has been described in any kind of detail. This story is essentially
about how they learn to become survivors and grow strong once more.
About
the Author: I have been writing seriously for the
last five years. It was after the death of my wonderful mother who was
desperate to see my work published. Unfortunately, she passed away before she
saw it happen. I began to write seriously after that, needing to fill the huge
void she’d left in my life. I’ve been writing since the tender age of four and
was always encouraged by my amazing mother. Unfortunately, she passed away in
2009 before she was able to see any work published. I still miss her love and
friendship. It was the catalyst for me to start writing seriously and since
that date, seventeen books have been written, which include paranormal, fantasy
and contemporary romances.
The
Eternal Love of the Seekers series was originally going to be a one off, but
it’s turned into a bit of a monster. Eight have been written so far with book
nine a work in progress.
One
contemporary romance/thriller is placed with a UK publisher.
I
hope you enjoy reading my work as much as I’ve loved writing it. So come on and
join my Atlanteans on their voyages of love and discovery.
@ToyaRichardson1
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