Two Brothers series by Sofia Diana Gabel
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Overview: Hello! I’m a multi-genre author living in Southern California, but originally from Sydney, Australia, with a young adult science fiction novel trilogy-books 1 and 2 so far (Two Brothers: Origin and Two Brothers: Heritage), historical women’s fiction (A Woman’s Way), a science fiction novella (The Clean Slate Accord) and a historical romantic suspense (Charity’s Heart) published over the past couple of years. My first flash fiction was published in April 2013 at
Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy
Two Brothers: Origin (A Ramtalan Trilogy) (Volume 1)
What teenage boy doesn’t want to fit in and have friends? That’s what Argus Dachel, 17, wants more than anything, but because he’s half alien, a New Breed, that’s not as easy as it seems. And it sure doesn’t help that he and his brother, Tai, are being pursued by a secret government agency. To top it off, now in their senior year at public high school, both boys risk exposure when Argus uses his extraordinary strength to defend himself against the school bully, falls for 16-year-old Lola and then learns that New Breeds are set for extermination by another group of hostile aliens. As government agent Max Jackson gets close to discovering the brothers’ identity and the hostile alien forces close in, what chance do Argus and Tai have of survival?
Two Brothers: Heritage: A Ramtalan Trilogy (Volume 2)
In the second book in the Ramtalan Trilogy, Argus Dachel, a far-from-ordinary half-alien teen, finds himself mixed up in the battle between a hostile faction of Invaders and the peaceful Ramtalans he’s come to know as his friends. With his brother Tai held captive at the Citadel and disturbing news about his father, Argus has to come to grips with the truth about who he really is. Not only is the government agency, the Astronomical Urgent Recovery Administration, AURA, hot on his tail, but his relationship with his girlfriend Lola is in jeopardy. As his special abilities increase and become stronger, he risks exposure and capture. When the enemy closes in and the Citadel is attacked, it seems victory is impossible, but losing means certain death. He must find some way to protect everyone around him, but winning is impossible. Or is it?
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