Both my sons were very ill with strep throat. Fever for days. When one was awake, the other was asleep, and vice versa. In other words, I had slept no more than a few hours in days. I felt like the Tylenol, Ibuprofen, and antibiotic dispensing machine.
About two in the morning, I had both boys in one bed so I could watch them together. My oldest’s fever was raging and I was waiting anxiously for the meds to kick in or I’d have to place him in a cool bath. Again. I was sitting on the floor and rested my head on the mattress and fell asleep.
In a matter of minutes, I dreamt of this whole world filled with vampires, shifters, dragons, incubi, etc. except no humans. I spent the next few months writing what I’d dreamed in over minutes.
Susan, a human tossed from our world to this one, is faced with Sorin’s sick wolf shifter pack. He offers her sanctuary within his small, poor den if she saves his people, but this world hasn’t developed technologically as ours has. There’s no Walgreens where Susan can get an antibiotic or supplies to create a vaccine. She has rock and fire and her knowledge as a prominent scientist to save this suffering pack.
I know how Susan felt as I watched my children suffer, waiting for the meds to take effect. I’m so thankful that I had those medicines in the first place. I doubt either of my boys would have survived without them. By the way, my boys were fine. Thank goodness for antibiotics. :D
Love blooms across species,
culture, and time.
Chronicles of Eorthe, Book 1
Stranded in another dimension, on
a primitive version of Earth, Dr. Susan Barlow needs to find a way to survive.
There’s no electricity, no cities, and to her shock, no humans. Instead, she
faces a population of werewolves, vampires and incubi. The people are vicious
but she must find her place among them. And live.
An illness is killing Sorin’s
pack. As alpha it’s his responsibility to save them, but it’s a battle this
warrior doesn’t know how to fight. Then a blue light in the sky brings a
creature he’s never seen. She calls herself human, but to him she smells like
hope.
Sorin offers Susan a safe haven
in return for a cure, but she’s not that kind of a doctor. She’s a doctor of
physics, not a physician. Yet as they search for a cure to save a dying people,
they find something special—each other.
But even with Sorin’s protection,
Susan can’t help but wonder how long she can survive in a world without humans…
Warning: Feral shifters,
power-hungry vampires, and a sole human female suffering culture shock.
Annie Nicholas
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