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    Sinait: Sinait, #1
    Sinait: Sinait, #1
    Sinait: Sinait, #1
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    Sinait: Sinait, #1

    By Samantha Lau

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    After years of slumber, Tyler Talbot wakes to find himself alone in a world that has changed – a world that has revived beyond his people's wildest dreams. Unable to believe he is the last human standing, he goes in search of other survivors, but what he finds is not quite what he expected.

    Hazen'Ba, a Sinait warrior, thought he had enough on his plate already when he finds Tyler roaming the forests. The stranger looks like a being from old stories, stories he has not believed since he was a young child. Wanting to know more about this man, he takes him under his wing and tries to protect him from the suspicion and fear of his kin.
    With more than a language barrier standing in their way, can Tyler avoid the suspicions of the survivors? And will Hazen'Ba side with his own kind in the end?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSL Press
    Release dateOct 3, 2016
    ISBN9781386078692
    Sinait: Sinait, #1
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    Samantha Lau

    Samantha Lau describes herself as an "Author in Progress". She is by no means new to writing; she has been putting pen to paper since she was a little girl, but only recently has she decided to turn her writing towards M/M romance. She lives with her three dogs in a lost town in South America and spends her free time trying to learn new languages and cultures.

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