Reflection

Journey Elizabeth Gordon has always been different from other girls her age, never really fitting in. Frilly dresses and heavy makeup is just not her style. When her mother dies her life shatters as she and her little sister leave for their father's secluded cabin deep in the mountains of Colorado. A father the girls have not seen or heard from in over six years. Journey believes she'll never be happy again, until one morning when a strange man suddenly appears on their doorstep. With this stranger, Journey's life takes an unexpected turn into the bizarre. Journey's father tries to help her accept her new world. Journey is no longer in South Carolina, but living in the Fornax galaxy billions of light years away from Earth. But then she meets the dazzling exotic boy, Takoda. Takoda is a Sweetacha from the blue sister world, Traveler. His skin is lightly colored, his hair is a deep auburn, and his eyes are amber, just like hers. Her heart pounds and her mind goes blank when she sees him. But any relationship beyond friendship is forbidden by law. A law established by her family many generations ago through the Council of Elders. A law, Journey has decided to change. Through Takoda, Journey is introduced to his culture and his people. An exciting world of ancient ruins and hidden secrets that shed an ominous light on her ancestors. Her heart grows daily for Takoda and through that love they enter the forbidden world of racial tension and a forbidden love. Together they struggle to understand the past while piecing together a future they can share and love. A love that would mean instant death if her Council family should discover the truth.

Author Bio:
Lynn Yvonne Moon is the American author of the successful Agency Series. Lynn created the concept of The Agency in the 1990s and wondered what would be the implications if government power and money was unlimited. Lynn has worked for both State and Federal Government since the 1990s and uses her long reaching personal experiences to captivate her audience with realistic stories of political corruption and black Government espionage. Her first novel, When Souls Collide, introduces the reader to the ultimate power of The Agency. The second novel, What Rings True, awakens The Agency to the ramifications of never-ending political power. Dysfunctional Bloodline, traces the steps of a family serial killer out for revenge. Her fourth novel, In the Defendant's Chair, shocked her readers by exploring the controversial subject of genetic tampering. And her fifth novel, Reflection, explores the minds of the young combining it with political corruption. Lynn's research has taken her to extreme government locations and down dangerous and mysterious paths. Through her personal associations, Lynn examines every document and asks every question imaginable to uncover the truth. It's those truths that come out in her books. Lynn holds a Master of Public Administration from Troy State University and is currently working on her Masters of Fine Arts from Lindenwood University. She has over thirty years of experience working within the political environment of both Federal and State government. She has held various positions as both a government and industry employee where she dealt with and fought corruption from both sides of the fence.