Lost Alien Cultures, Powerful Telepaths and Genetic Engineering Galactic Intelligence Agents Hunter and Trash were sure they’d seen just about every odd thing the galaxy could throw at them until they ran into a woman who was definitely not one of the known species. She’s innocent and powerful and confuses the hell out of them...until she shocks Hunter’s family and turns the staid old enclave on its head. Hunter, an experimental Human, was raised by the mysterious Alleviators in their isolated fortress at Clouded Vale. Coming back to his childhood home as an experienced agent for Galactic Intelligence has him seeing things things in a decidedly different light. Trash, his long-eared, horned partner, is more than a co-worker. He’s an alien-brother who is protective and suspicious. He knows there’s more to this than the discovery of new species. Where there’s one, there has to be a whole lot more. And they might not be as benevolent as they claim to be.

After all the difficulties and discoveries, Elaan is sure they are ready to return to their planet of origin. However, there are factions in the Delta Sector who do not want them to come back. Her people are cautiously curious. Hunter is unsettled but assured her that he was willing. Once again, she has to delicately blend the needs of others into what she knows is the best course for her people. Her advisors and preceptors have their own opinion of what their goals should be. Walking on the ground of the planet where their species evolved is an achievement no one expected to come so soon. And a few people will fight against it to their last breath.

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