Krac’s Firebrand
About this audiobook
Section K Replication Alluthan Clone, or Krac as he is now called, has one focus in his life: protect the descendants of the Freedom Five who rule Earth’s council. Things become personal when insurgents target a special member of the Freedom Five, Gracie Jones-Jefe and her family. When Violet Jefe is kidnapped, Krac swears to do everything he can to bring the precocious little girl, who is the image of her mother, home safely and kill those who took her.
Captain “Skeeter” Lulu Belle Mann lives a life of freedom drifting from spaceport to spaceport in her short-haul freighter looking for unusual treasures to add to her collection of mismatched prizes. On the Pyrus space station, she finds two treasures she has to have! One is the new navigation module she desperately needs, and the other is a curly haired little girl with big green eyes that melts her heart. Never one to be denied what she really wants, Skeeter buys the first and steals the second.
When sources lead Krac to the Lulu Belle, he finds more than he expects—a woman who fires his blood almost as much as she draws it. Krac’s hands and life are suddenly overflowing; he has to capture the woman who is driving him crazy, protect little Violet, and keep them alive long enough to deliver one home and the other to his bed.
But someone else has targeted Skeeter and the Lulu Belle, and they are just as deadly as Krac. Can he protect the feisty firebrand that has captured his heart, or will he lose the only thing he has ever cared about to another of his kind?
About the author
S.E. Smith wird als New York Times und USA TODAY Bestsellerautorin für Science-Fiction-, Liebes-, Fantasy-, übersinnliche und zeitgenös-sische Romane für Erwachsene, Jugendliche und Kinder international gefeiert. Sie schreibt gerne in verschiedenen Genres, die ihre Leser in neue Welten entführen.
David Brenin is an accomplished musician, composer, and sound designer, with credits on several AAA games and children’s educational multimedia products. He lives in the Shenandoah Valley region of Virginia and works at James Madison University as an adjunct instructor for the School of Music and director of music for the School of Theatre and Dance.
