Tamisan

When an illegal experiment goes right, can Zhenna Rhodarma use her new psychic abilities to escape her captors?

Zhenna Rhodarma has had her consciousness transferred into the body of a Waikari woman, a native of planet Althar 3. Her new form has two hearts, psychic abilities and can breathe underwater.

When she looks in the mirror, she is greeted by a stranger. With the memories of Sifayah still present in her mind, she feels like two people.

When she discovers that the scientist who performed the experiment isn’t what he seems, Zhenna escapes into the wilds of Althar 3.

Despite the help of a mysterious stranger who answers her telepathic calls for help, Zhenna is captured, then sold by slave traders. How can she slip away from her new master and stay ahead of the man who will stop at nothing to get his experiment back?



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TAMISAN is an exciting first book in the Tamisan Series that will transport sci-fi and paranormal fans to a fascinating world on the outskirts of the Known Universe, filled with suspense, danger, and romance.

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“Wow, was this book packed with Action! It was Intense. The world building was off the charts good. The description of the various people and Talents were in depth and done really well.”

– WindRider (Goodreads review)

“This book is stock full of adventure. The depth of the characters and their feelings is awesome. This book should be made into a movie. I would definitely go to see it.”

– Kimberly Rose (Amazon review)

“The author created a beautiful new world with the possibilities of space travel, cloning, and memory transfer. When the main character awakes in a new body with new surroundings she has to adapt to all the changes. This book explores great new possibilities for mankind and does a great job doing it.”

– Mary Parks (Amazon review)