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Jane's Warlord (Warlord #1)

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The next target of a time traveling killer, crime reporter Jane Colby finds herself in the hands of a warlord from the future sent to protect her--and in his hands is just where she wants to be.

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Published October 2nd 2007 by Berkley (first published June 1st 2004)

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Dec 05, 2010 Dina rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Recommended to Dina by: MelissaB

Shelves: time-travel, erotica-romantica, romantic-suspense, sci-fi-romance

Based on the premise and some reviews I've read, I knew this book had a bit of "everything": romance, sci-fi, time travel, suspense and, of course, sizzling love scenes. With a combo like that, I was sure this would be at least a fun read - and I was right. :D

Baran Arvid is a 24th century Warlord(*) who's sent back to the 21st century in order to kill the time-traveling Jumpkiller Kalig Druas before he murders his next victim Jane Colby, the owner of a small town local newspaper and crime report...more

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May 07, 2010 Karen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010-reads

Jane's Warlord was my first Angela Knight novel, and I will be reading more from this author. The characters were great, especially Frieka, Baran's talking sidekick timberwolf. Freika spent most of the book trying to eat Jane's cat Octopussy, but by the end, I think he had a secret crush on her even though he called Jane sick and twisted for suggesting such an unnatural thing. (lol)

Baran Arvid is a genetically engineered Viking Class Warlord sent from the future to save the life of Jane Colby, t...more Jane's Warlord was my first Angela Knight novel, and I will be reading more from this author. The characters were great, especially Frieka, Baran's talking sidekick timberwolf. Freika spent most of the book trying to eat Jane's cat Octopussy, but by the end, I think he had a secret crush on her even though he called Jane sick and twisted for suggesting such an unnatural thing. (lol)

Baran Arvid is a genetically engineered Viking Class Warlord sent from the future to save the life of Jane Colby, the owner of a small town newspaper. The author isn't clear on why Jane is targeted by a futuristic serial killer, although it could be that it's just one of those random things and she could have been any woman at any time in history. Anyway, Baran is sent nearly 400 years into the past and his job is to make sure she doesn't die. He is given little information because along with saving her, he has to make sure he doesn't create a paradox that can destroy the future of mankind. Too much information could lead him to make decisions that prevent events from playing out the way they are meant to happen. What kind of pressure is that??

Although the book was written in 2004 and that's the setting (although the author never specifically mentions a date), it had a distinct 1980's-early 90's feel to me. It could be the fact that Baran and Frieka kept talking about how archaic everything is (computers, cars, etc). I love that part of the book...watching characters taken out of time and place and seeing how they react to the world around them. The author did a good job of creating and describing the technology of the future. Without giving away the ending, I could have used a few more chapters just to get a better feel for the world where Baran and Freika live. Gevalope burger, anyone?

The romance between Baran and Jane was hot, although that's probably not an adequate description...it was more like red-hot burning flames hot enough to singe your eyeballs. (lol) The good thing about the future where Baran lives is that there are tons more genetically engineered Warlords just like him. Anyone up for a trip to the future? I know I am! (less)

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Jul 08, 2011 Niina rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: friend of sci-fi and romance

Recommended to Niina by: found it in the library

And here I was afraid it was gonna be cheesy!
Tells you not to judge a book by its cover or erm, name.
I did make new cover for it though, just for kicks and giggles, I just felt it needed that something extra.

Now to the book!

The story begins with Baran making a time travel jump to Jane's 2005 to make sure serial killer who's stolen a jumpsuit is stopped from killing Jane Colby.

Baran is teamed with a giant wolf with voice manipulator allowing it the ability to speak, which is probably the best com...more

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Mar 14, 2011 Tonya rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy-sci-fi-romance, 2011-reads

Jane's Warlord is a sci-fi/futuristic time-travel romance novel with a whole lot of sex mixed in.

Warlord Baran Arvid and his talking timber wolf partner Frieka are sent to earth from 300 years in the future to save newspaper owner/reporter Jane Colby from a horrific murder at the hands of a Jumpkiller named Druas. The warlord and his partner are dropped on earth with very little detail of their mission. They must save Jane and kill Druas. That's where the story begins.

It is a very fast paced st...more

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Apr 10, 2013 Sunny rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Jane Colby is a small town reporter. In her town these very horrible and gruesome murders are taking place and it really has her on edge.

Baran Arvid is a 24th century warrior sent from the future to protect Jane from this very murderer.

They have to spend every moment together where he can protect her. Of course, he is enjoying his job very much. It doesn't take long to get Jane in bed with Baran. The only thing either one of them expected was to fall in love.

I really liked this book...more

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Jul 18, 2008 Jen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: other-romance

Good book by Angela Knight. The sex was hot and that is always a plus. Barak has come back from the future to protect Jane from a serial killer that was also from the future. He is a Warlord or a genetically engineered warrior. This is a fun, fast read if you are looking for one.

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Sep 27, 2010 Jane Stewart rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: time-travel-science-fiction-romance

3.5 stars. Interesting read.

I can't put my finger on it, but I would have liked something a little more creative or different about the plot and storyline. I didn't like that the warlord was not given enough tools by his superiors to properly fight Druas. They had an explanation for this in the end, but I didn't like it. Other parts of the ending were interesting and good. Although it is not a favorite, I did enjoy the book and plan to try another from this author.

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Mar 06, 2011 glitrbug rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Submissives

Recommended to glitrbug by: Smut club

Shelves: kindle

This sounded like the perfect book for me; time travel, warlord, computer enhanced wolf and it was, right up until the warlord muses about f##k7#@* the woman senseless until she is submissive and obedient to his every command. Really??? Now if she had taken out her tazer and zapped that smug look off his face, she would have been my kind of gal.
The story is well written, the characters were well-defined, I liked the way the the bad guy was handled, but I probably would have gotten rid of the...more

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Aug 04, 2009 mlady_rebecca rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: genre__sf_futuristic_romance, genre__time_travel_romance, 2009, fiction__not_part_of_a_series, 2010__gave_to_charity, fiction__speculative, in_retrospect__forgettable

This, I believe, was my first Angela Knight. I was pleasantly surprised how good it was. It was a nice foil to the last sf/futuristic romance I read. The other one made the futuristic touches awkward, with this, they flowed. They both did the alpha male thing, and again, here it was more effective. Like night and day. Just stylistically so much better.

Compelling characters, interesting world-building, and a decent story line. Basically a light read, heavy on the sex. I'd consider picking up ano...more

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Jul 16, 2010 Erica Anderson rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: science-fiction-romance, 2010-reads

Though billed as a paranormal, JW is actually SFR with time travel. The hero (pause to press hand to rapidly beating heart) is Baran Arvid, a very alpha male from the future, who is nevertheless gentle and protective with the heroine. Jane, our heroine, is in danger from a nasty man and Baran's purpose is to keep her alive.

Baran arrives somewhat unexpectedly on Jane's doorstep, along with a giant, talking wolf. (Okay--if I were reading this review, I'd stop at this point, sigh, and say "Great....more Though billed as a paranormal, JW is actually SFR with time travel. The hero (pause to press hand to rapidly beating heart) is Baran Arvid, a very alpha male from the future, who is nevertheless gentle and protective with the heroine. Jane, our heroine, is in danger from a nasty man and Baran's purpose is to keep her alive.

Baran arrives somewhat unexpectedly on Jane's doorstep, along with a giant, talking wolf. (Okay--if I were reading this review, I'd stop at this point, sigh, and say "Great. Another talking wolf. Just what the world needs." Truth is, Knight write the wolf as a total smart-ass and succeeds in making him a fully developed character in the story.)

Jane has a strong negative reaction to the presence of a large wolf and an obviously very dangerous man in her house (did I mention that the hero is an alpha male?), and this gives Baran the chance to demonstrate both his swoon-worthy patience and understanding as well as his uncompromising committment to duty.

And, of course, in order to protect Jane, Baran has to sleep with her. (Heh, heh. I hate it when that happens.) We're only 50-some pages into the book by this time, but I am ready to throw myself at the mercy of an evil villain if it means that Baran Arvid and his furrball will come and protect me, and I'm a cat person.

The plot revolves around Baran and the furrball keeping Jane safe and preventing the evil villain from killing innocents. Did I mention that accomplishing these objectives requires lots of sex? (Just FYI, the furrball is not involved in these scenes.) Be aware that such activities are a bit on the rough side and there is, uh, alpha-male dominance involved.

Bottom line: This is fast-paced time-travel SFR with a clear focus on the relationship between the H/H, but it won't be everyone's cup of tea for the reasons discussed above. If you like your heros alpha, but with a soft side for the heroine, don't miss JW. And don't let the talking wolf put you off; he gets some of the best lines. (less)

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Jun 11, 2009 Holly rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Jane Colby has just come home from reporting about a particularly grisly murder in her small town, and all she wants to do is slip back into bed and finish reading her steamy romance novel. Unfortunately, or fortunately, she finds an enormous, muscle bound Warlord comfortably ensconced in her home whose telling her that she's in danger from a killer from the future, whose killing in the past. She's understandably suspicious of this man whose claiming to be some time traveler and she hasn't even...more Jane Colby has just come home from reporting about a particularly grisly murder in her small town, and all she wants to do is slip back into bed and finish reading her steamy romance novel. Unfortunately, or fortunately, she finds an enormous, muscle bound Warlord comfortably ensconced in her home whose telling her that she's in danger from a killer from the future, whose killing in the past. She's understandably suspicious of this man whose claiming to be some time traveler and she hasn't even met his talking wolf Reika yet. Baran Arvid has been recruited by the Temporal Enforcement Agency to protect Jane from a vicious killer whose mutilating women throughout time and selling his recordings as entertainment. Though Baran is not an Enforcement agent, the agency has uncovered videos of him in the past and know he needs to be here in this time period to stop this killer. They send him back without any information so he can't affect the time continuum, certain that whatever does happen is meant to be. Baran expected this to be a cut and dry mission. Save the girl, kill the bad guy and then get on with his solitary existence. So when he finds her little red negligee and falls in lust hard, he's surprised. He's fascinated by this little native and admires her courage and intelligence, as well as her her lush body. Jane becomes very precious to Baran and he's soon obsessed with the need to protect her, desperate to try and heal the wounds that settled in his heart the day he failed to protect the girl he loved when he was young. Along their journey the ice surrounding Baran's heart begins to thaw, but he soon remembers that when this is over, he'll be sent home and Jane will have to stay in her time, separating them by centuries. The killer on Jane's trail becomes increasingly determined to get to her and begins to taunt them, hoping to get Baran to lower his guards. It takes Jane's newfound courage and the help of some friends to defeat the killer, but when it's over, she has to make a choice that could risk the fate of the world itself. Or she could grasp onto a love that will forever change their lives and follow Baran wherever he goes.

While this is a Terminator styled romance with hints of paranormal, science fiction and time travel mixed in, it's not over the top. Angela Knight keeps everything tight and moving forward at a brisk pace and sets the sheets on fire with her scorching love scenes! Baran is deliciously dominate due to his highly charged, genetically altered hormones and their love scenes will make you red in the face, while making you desperate for more. He looks like a throwback to the Viking era, while being a futuristic Warlord who is one of his race's best assassins. He's determined to protect Jane whether she wants his help or not and he and his faithful partner/sidekick Reika keep a firm grasp on her. Reika adds a lot of fun humor to the story too and helps to keep things light. He's a genetically altered Timber wolf who talks just like he's one of the guys and he's hysterical. The banter between the three of them keeps the story moving along and helps the reader to forget that there is a vicious killer on the loose whose stylized killings mark an eerie resemblance to Jack the Ripper. Which was a brilliant ploy by Angela Knight. To have the killer be someone whose so infamous throughout time for his brutality upped the fear factor and made it a much more desperate situation. Angela Knight didn't need to waste time having Baran try to put the fear of God into Jane, she was already terrified and rightfully so. If I was Jane, I'd have latched onto Baran and never let go. Well, I would have latched onto him anyway so that's probably not a good analogy. LOL.

This was an excellent story and a great start to the Warlord/Time Hunter series. While Angela Knight is the self proclaimed "Queen of Smut" I've really enjoyed her books to date and think she's a great authoress. Her worldbuilding is tight and suspenseful and there's hardly any fat in her stories. The sex is as hot as can be yet I still enjoyed Baran and Jane when they weren't rolling around sexing it up in the woods. There's humor, suspense and a lot of love here and I highly recommend Jane's Warlord as an excellent read. Enjoy!(less)

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Feb 20, 2013 Jennifer rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

This book ended up being a whole lot more then I thought it would be. It ended up being a mystery, with bring in a being that was from the future, ideas of alien races co-existing with others, trying to keep peace with speacilized humans known as warlords and warfems. But not only that, but having the future warlord come back to the past to save a lovely reporter, as well as anyone else if he could from a past murder. That just so happened to of been from the future as well...

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Mar 09, 2011 ~Megan~ rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: dangerous-dudes, pnr-uf

Hmmm, well this book was....interesting. Not at all what I was expecting really. I really enjoyed the plot of Baran coming from the future to protect Jane from the evil time-jumping serial killer (AKA Jack the Ripper). There was tons of lovin' in this book and some of it was over the top, but I can skim over those and still be okay if the plot's good. Thankfully, that was the case here. I'm not sure if I'd read another Angela Knight book, but this one was entertaining.

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Jan 27, 2012 Chelsey rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

There was nothing fundamentally wrong with this book...but it just didn't interest me. I found the plot to be quite shallow and took forever for anything OUTSIDE of the bedroom to happen. A bit disappointed because I thought it would be similar to Warprize by Elizabeth Vaughn, but with a time travelling warlord..not so :(

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Sep 29, 2010 Cupcakencorset rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This time-travel suspense and romance novel was a fun read, with some steamy sex (which did start to sound familiar after the second round or so, so Knight could introduce a little variety there) to take it out of the PG13-rating category. Don’t look for deep insights into the human condition here and you won’t be disappointed when you don’t find them.

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Aug 25, 2010 Michael Barnette rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I really enjoyed this book. The heroine did some real butt kicking and I really thought Ms. Knight did a great job with just the right blend of danger and romance. This one is on my keeper shelf.

Since I just recently joined Goodreads I'll be going back through my keepers and reviewing them now and then.

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Jul 10, 2009 Marissa rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

Woah, Nelly!!! This was one steamy read. One of my first full novels of Angela Knight and I'm definately going to be reading more of her work! Time travel, hot sex (lots of it), a real evil villain, and a smug, ripped larger than life hero... oh and a talking wolf.... what's not to love??!?!?!?!?!?

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May 25, 2011 Denise rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: smut, time-travel, romance

This book was about the attempt to stop a serial killer who is jumping time to kill in this century but is from 200 years in the future. The future sends a warlord to protect one of his victims - Jane. There is a series here and I will read more. It was a qucik read, and entertaining as well.

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Oct 25, 2011 Teresa rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal, hot

Awww, I'm getting sentimental here...this was the first novel I read that was a little bit, well...naughtier. And, honestly: would I have read all those dirty books afterwards if I hadn't liked it? See!
It's pretty hot. And I'm all into hot, so...absolute recommendation.

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Mar 14, 2011 C.I. Bond rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was an okay read. A sort of terminator jumps back in time to save a woman from a serial killer, cute but not terribly unique. The cyber-wolf was nice. I enjoyed the book but can't say that is stuck out as especially gripping. Standard hero needs to keep the bad guy from killing innocent people and so he gets embroiled in situations and viewed with suspicion. Good wins, HEA ending. It's okay.

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Aug 01, 2010 Karla rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal

This was very enjoyable with good, believable characters in an interesting world. This has a fast plot with lots of action. The only minor quibble I had was I thought there are too many sex scenes. Still, I will be reading her other books.

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Oct 20, 2009 Ry rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adult, paranormal, romance

"Jane's Warlord" is alright, it just isn't amazing. Compared to Angela Knight's other novels, I would say it isn't quite up to par. While reading it, I felt like I couldn't relate to anything about any of the characters, and I couldn't get a clear image of what the characters were like. If you start out with this book of Angela's and don't like it, continue reading the other books that she has written and you might like them more.

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Jul 24, 2010 Mojca rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: erotica, angela-knight, sci-fi-futuristic-fantasy, suspense-mystery-adventure-thriller, own, rrrc-1st-reading-tournament, favorites, time-travel

This was the first book by Angela Knight I read and I was immediately hooked. Equal parts erotica, suspense, and sci-fi, combined with a time-travel element this was a real pleasure to read.

The two main characters, Baran *pant pant* Arvid and Jane "one-of-the-non-annoying-heroines-I-like" Colby had some major chemistry going on, both in (hence the panting) and out of the bedroom, the villain was sickeningly twisted (just how I like 'em), the pacing was good, the story well-thought out and plotte...more

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Jan 01, 2013 Nisha rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: erotica, fantasy-romance, scifi-futuristic-romance, bending-time

There are some books that you add to your To-read shelf and never touch for years, until you finally read it and think, how could I have ignored this book for so long. Well, this is one of those books. It was not a perfect book, but it does time-travel right. The whole Viking class Warlord part was sorta dumb, but having a genetically perfected being sent back into the past to save a small town reporter is a surprisingly titillating read. Adding Jack the Ripper as the main villain...priceless.

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Aug 01, 2012 Alina Vincent rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Have read 6 books from this author they were part of the masters series. Thought they were wonderful. Look forward to reading more by this author.

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Jan 24, 2012 Christal rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: female-lead, sci-fi-aka-lasers, paranormal-romance, time-travel, aliens

This is the first book I read by Angela Knight. It is a pretty heavy PNR with some nice sci-fi touches. The plot was fast-paced and interesting and there were quite a few sex scenes. I tend to prefer UF, but I did enjoy this book and its storyline.

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May 20, 2011 Rebecca Kelly-lyons rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

OH MY GOD this was awesome!!!! jane is in most sex scenes (trust me there were alot) "eroticly helpless" although she does take the lead two times. origanly my first reason to reading this novel was that it sounded like there were going to be lots of detailed, hot, and heavy sex (which there was) but as i got reading i was also interseted in the plot. theres this serial killer makeing theses like prono killing things and is now after jane and her protecter dude from the future, baran is so insan...more

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Aug 17, 2009 Hazel rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, regrets-i-ve-had-a-few, not-worth-finishing

This was horrendous! I should have known from the title.

I should start a new bookshelf: Regrets, I've had a few.

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Apr 04, 2013 Clarissa Asha rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: smutty, futuristic

fun concept of time travel paradox on top of steamy romance. Spunky and witty heroine is a big plus.

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Sep 27, 2012 Nelleywelley rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

It was an amazingly good book pleasant surprise by the way of how good the read was..... however expected more of the ending expected that much more details in the rapping up of the book.

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About Angela Knight

Angela Knight is an American author of mostly erotic fantasy. She was a reporter for ten years and a comic book author. She lives in South Carolina. First published under Red Sage, she was able to write romantic fiction for the first time in 1996. She published several short stories in their Secrets anthologies. Editor Cindy Hwang brought her to Berkley Publishing and has helped her become a best...more Angela Knight is an American author of mostly erotic fantasy. She was a reporter for ten years and a comic book author. She lives in South Carolina. First published under Red Sage, she was able to write romantic fiction for the first time in 1996. She published several short stories in their Secrets anthologies. Editor Cindy Hwang brought her to Berkley Publishing and has helped her become a best selling author.

When developing her Mageverse series she wanted to create a unique spin on the vampire tale. Taking the Arthurian legend and twisting it, she has vampires that are not evil, still possess their souls, and can reproduce. Merlin was an alien who traveled to Earth from the Mageverse (an alternate world where magic is everywhere) to establish protectors. Merlin's race had seen species that destroyed themselves as they advanced. To avoid this, he searched Earth for worthy men and women who would give everything to protect others. After drinking from the Grail, men became Magi, vampires and women became Majae, witches. They have a symbiotic relationship. The Magi have to drink blood from the Majae to help absorb the energies of the Mageverse. The Majae have to donate blood or they will suffer heart attack from excess blood and elevated pressure. The Majae are the magic in the Mageverse. The Magi also sleep during the day as another means of gaining magic. The men and women could theoretically live forever, should they not be killed.

They are capable of reproducing with mortals to ensure that there are more potential candidates to recruit. Anyone born of such a union is a Latent. Their Gift, becoming Magi or Majae, is triggered by three or sexual encounters with a Gifted man or woman. A Latent must be approved by the Magi or Majae councils. Many can not psychologically handle the impact of the Mageverse (It can trigger insanity). There are professional court seducers who Gift latents on the Councils orders.

On Mageverse Earth, there are Fairies, Dragons, Unicorns and the city of Avalon where the Magi and Majae live. They magically create gates to travel to Realspace Earth. The Fairies are featured in Master of the Moon, which has King Llyr of the Faeries.

Merlin, who knows that power can corrupt, created another magical species in case the Magi and Majae become out of control. These are werewolves. They do not have to wait until the full moon to change. They are a rigid society that has been hidden from their inception. In Master of Wolves, the werewolves declare themselves and fight alongside the Magi and the Fairies.

Master of Swords introduces the dragons of Mageverse in more depth and the hero for Master of Dragons is introduced.

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Jane's Warlord introduces Jane Colby, a 20th century reporter. Baran Arvid is sent back from the future to protect her from another time traveler, Druas. Druas travels back in time to commit the Jack the Ripper murders and his next target is Jane. Baran is a technologically and genetically enhanced human classified as a Warlord.

Mercenaires is three short stories (originally published electronically) set in a future like Baran’s. They can be technologically and genetically enhanced. Space travel has extended to other galaxies and other life forms have been discovered. Humans have established many new colonies on planets capable of sustaining life.(less)

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