Claiming Earth

Loribelle Hunt

May 2010 · Delroi Connection Book 4 · Loribelle Hunt

About this ebook

 Janice Hawkins is a woman on a mission, and it doesn’t include getting wrapped up—or naked—with Delroi warrior Falkor Trace. No matter how appealing and sexy he is. After a couple of weeks on Delroi, she returns to Earth determined to infiltrate the shadowy Tel Group. The secretive organization of telepaths trained her, used her for dishonorable means, and may have been behind the deaths of her parents. When word reaches her the organization is once again recruiting minors, she knows the time has come to act. She may not be left standing at the end, but she’s taking them with her.

Falkor follows her to Earth. He discovers she is a mix of lies and secrets. Unraveling them exposes a woman of courage and honor. A woman who has always walked alone. She may not be willing to admit she needs help, but he’s not about to leave her to such a dangerous undertaking on her own. But to do so they must learn to trust each other and time is running out.

Originally published 2010.

Ratings and reviews

First, congrats on finally having a lead male who does *not* impose the mating bond without the female's knowledge & permission (although the latter is still a bit sketchy). Unfortunately that does not save us from yet more fuzzy world-building & plot holes. The Tel Group are supposed to be Earth's most powerful, secretive & ruthless psychics but they're beaten with embarrassing ease, & the Shadow sub-plot seems to be thrown in at random. "Invasion Earth" had shown promise but the rest of this series has just squandered it.

This story is spellbinding as the rest of the set. It shows how the earth wemen fight for servial from a group of people who have been takening children and use thier powers for evil, if you enjoyed the otherz then you will enjoy this story too

Interesting plot, engaging characters, and appealing sensuality: what more can you ask for in a light, fun read?

About the author

 Loribelle Hunt is a beach bunny at heart, but in a pinch she’ll settle for a pool. An Atlanta native, the Army relocated her to southern Alabama more years ago than she cares to remember. Since it only snows once every two decades or so, she decided to stay. She lives with her husband of twenty years, their three kids, and way too many English Springer Spaniels. She writes science fiction and paranormal romance often with a Southern accent.