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A New Hope for Humanity
Unexpectedly elected Senior Councilor, Jeran Chenzira must now build a home for his new people, and prove that they can become honorable members of his society, but how can he counsel a species he barely understands, or earn their trust in only a few months?
Should Little Flower decide to go through with her high-risk pregnancy and die from it, he will have no choice but to bring his partner before the Council again for resentencing. On top of that, no one knows for sure if his other daughter’s psychosis is truly cured, or if it’s only a reprieve.
Will he be able to fulfill his sworn oath to keep his new people safe, even if it means executing members of his own family?
A Possible Cure for Psychosis
Having survived psychosis, Marsee Chenzira must learn how to remain in balance with her hunter’s instinct while proving to the Council and Honor Guard that she is safe enough to be allowed to live, and like the rest of the Consortium, come to grips with a Senior Council that has lost her trust, when they threatened to punish her for her mother’s crimes.
A New Hope for Humanity
Unexpectedly elected Senior Councilor, Jeran Chenzira must now build a home for his new people, and prove that they can become honorable members of his society, but how can he counsel a species he barely understands, or earn their trust in only a few months?
Should Little Flower decide to go through with her high-risk pregnancy and die from it, he will have no choice but to bring his partner before the Council again for resentencing. On top of that, no one knows for sure if his other daughter’s psychosis is truly cured, or if it’s only a reprieve.
Will he be able to fulfill his sworn oath to keep his new people safe, even if it means executing members of his own family?
A Possible Cure for Psychosis
Having survived psychosis, Marsee Chenzira must learn how to remain in balance with her hunter’s instinct while proving to the Council and Honor Guard that she is safe enough to be allowed to live, and like the rest of the Consortium, come to grips with a Senior Council that has lost her trust, when they threatened to punish her for her mother’s crimes.