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Rion

by Susan Kearney (2009)

About this book

Marisa Rourke's telepathic link to the space explorer Rion is the only way Rion can talk to his people, enslaved by a powerful enemy. And so Rion kidnaps Marisa, sparking her fury and igniting a hotter, more explosive psychic bond between them. Could this passion be the key to freeing Rion's planet?

Setting / LocationDeep Space
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreRion Lead Character

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