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It's been quite a while since I read the previous book in the series and I'd forgotten how much I enjoy this world.
This is the story of Celinda, a matchmaker, and Davis, a security specialist.
Celinda, who has had to move after a scandal ruined her career in her hometown, is less than happy to get a visit from a detective and Davis, who is working for the Hunter Guild. (view spoiler) ...more
This is the story of Celinda, a matchmaker, and Davis, a security specialist.
Celinda, who has had to move after a scandal ruined her career in her hometown, is less than happy to get a visit from a detective and Davis, who is working for the Hunter Guild. (view spoiler) ...more
The futuristic Harmony world is made up of humans who came through a "curtain" in space 2 hundred yrs ago. Once there the "curtain" closed and they found that a lot of their artifacts no longer worked. However, they started to develop psychic powers that were enhanced by using tuned amber.
Celinda Ingram is a matchmaker, which is a very important role as once you're married there is no divorce, because Society needed the stability after the 'curtain' closed. Davis Oakes is a PI, working for Merce ...more
Celinda Ingram is a matchmaker, which is a very important role as once you're married there is no divorce, because Society needed the stability after the 'curtain' closed. Davis Oakes is a PI, working for Merce ...more
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