The first in the "Children of Power" series, this book introduces Smith Valley: a private school for privileged interstellar... More > youth. Jenni is a deaf student from a frontier planet, while her roommate Michiko is from Earth. Along with alien Roris, runaway Hope, and reluctant attendee Kechana, they will spend a year away from the lives to which they're accustomed. Their first challenge is not to find common ground, but to find a common language. < Less

The third in the "Children of Power" series, this book celebrates holiday spirit: annual rains during the Winter Festival on... More > Jenni's terraformed homeworld, followed by the Christmas season with Michiko's family on Earth. < Less

The second in the "Children of Power" series, this book follows several of the Smith Valley students as they depart for the... More > mid-year break. Jenni and Michiko are on their way to meet Jenni's family on Elisia, while Hope goes home with her brother, Kae, and spends as much time avoiding her parents as possible. < Less

For adult audiences only, this is a story of extrasensory romance and adventure. In Earth's near future, extraterrestrial... More > refugees are trying to integrate with a more evolved human race. Mental empathy now manifests in the general population, defining an upper class that favors human-alien segregation. The job of keeping the peace falls to the Earth Planetary Defense. But one member of this elite police force finds his loyalties in conflict when a chance meeting and an accidental marriage make his psychic powers flare. < Less

The fourth in the "Children of Power" series, this book concludes the mid-year break at Smith Valley. Kae, who is taking... More > advantage of his vacation to work, encounters KERI doing the same. Michiko and Jenni meet up with classmates and dolphins on Alandia before going back to school. < Less

The fifth in the "Children of Power" series, this book follows Hope, Kechana, and Kae when they choose not to complete their... More > year at Smith Valley. Events in the rest of the galaxies call them home to represent what they believe: Kechana to the dolphins, Kae to the service of self-determination... and Hope must decide what "home" means to her. < Less

For adult audiences only, this story of extrasensory romance and adventure follows "Our City, Our Night." Sky's friends help... More > him hide his newfound empathic abilities from the Earth Planetary Defense, but his undercover status is compromised by his husband's presence and the effect Jack's proximity has on him. Jack is no safer on the streets for his sudden association with the law and the city's elite. Before they can solve the political problems caused by their marriage, however, they must first address the physical issues. < Less

For adult audiences only, this is a story of extrasensory romance and adventure. In Earth's near future, extraterrestrial... More > refugees are trying to integrate with a more evolved human race. Mental empathy now manifests in the general population, defining an upper class that favors human-alien segregation. The job of keeping the peace falls to the Earth Planetary Defense. But one member of this elite police force finds his loyalties in conflict when a chance meeting and an accidental marriage make his psychic powers flare. < Less

For adult audiences only, this story of extrasensory romance and adventure follows "Come the Dawn." Jack's friends aren't... More > thrilled with his new alliance, but he's more concerned with Sky's seemingly endless list of enemies: ninja, time travelers, even his own employer. Their honeymoon begins as just one more on a long list of social subterfuges. It turns into their last stand against politics that aren't confined to their city or their time when Jack's sister disappears and Sky's assignment comes to an end. < Less

For adult audiences only, this story of extrasensory romance and adventure follows "Our City, Our Night." Sky's friends help... More > him hide his newfound empathic abilities from the Earth Planetary Defense, but his undercover status is compromised by his husband's presence and the effect Jack's proximity has on him. Jack is no safer on the streets for his sudden association with the law and the city's elite. Before they can solve the political problems caused by their marriage, however, they must first address the physical issues. < Less