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Aramay: The Janus Set, Book One
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Aramay: The Janus Set, Book One

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Aramay is defiant, attractive and intelligent. Shes an empath who feels peoples emotions. Resiliency and strength are part of her nature as being an empath carries a burden. In the silence of slumber she sometimes finds moments of peace in her dreams, her paradise; but when she awakes it is to the emotions of others at the mercy of their fears, anger and arrogance. She works for the Federation as a behaviourist although her associates consider her a lone wolf since Aramay holds very different views from theirs. In the wilds of Siberia and Mongolia, where their operation is played out, they work together to capture (or eliminate) the natives and where their actions are broadcast to the Federation populations as a reality show. Aramays views eventually lead to a clash of personalities in the midst of their mission. She is set as an outcast by the majority because of her ethereal abilities, especially when she becomes sympathetic towards the natives. She begins to wonder if she is right, and what is the truth? Yet even Aramay, with all her intuition and perception, is unaware of the natives true potential and their extraordinary goal.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Authorhouse UK
Date
6 February 2018
Pages
532
ISBN
9781546286592

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Aramay is defiant, attractive and intelligent. Shes an empath who feels peoples emotions. Resiliency and strength are part of her nature as being an empath carries a burden. In the silence of slumber she sometimes finds moments of peace in her dreams, her paradise; but when she awakes it is to the emotions of others at the mercy of their fears, anger and arrogance. She works for the Federation as a behaviourist although her associates consider her a lone wolf since Aramay holds very different views from theirs. In the wilds of Siberia and Mongolia, where their operation is played out, they work together to capture (or eliminate) the natives and where their actions are broadcast to the Federation populations as a reality show. Aramays views eventually lead to a clash of personalities in the midst of their mission. She is set as an outcast by the majority because of her ethereal abilities, especially when she becomes sympathetic towards the natives. She begins to wonder if she is right, and what is the truth? Yet even Aramay, with all her intuition and perception, is unaware of the natives true potential and their extraordinary goal.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Authorhouse UK
Date
6 February 2018
Pages
532
ISBN
9781546286592