Lillith

400 years earlier, humans landed on their world, started wars, and sent both native intelligent species into hiding.But now, Lillith and Joedon need human help to keep their civilization intact. How will the dangerous humans react to their plea? And how will their own people survive the first contact? The novella LILLITH introduces an unusual alien pair, their dilemma, and Lillith's plan to save them all.Book One of The Lillith Chronicles series which includes nine novels and three novellas.Lillith, middle-aged wife, mother, and ordinary house-mare, is caught by the mind-meld summons of the newborn Supreme Don heir. "I'm too old," she wails to her husband as she wings her way frantically to the baby's side, accepting an unbreakable lifetime connection. Shortly after, she begins to develop extraordinary new talents not seen among her species in years.Despite her fears, she breezes through his childhood, adolescence, and early adult traumas. When he refuses to accept his birthright at a time of danger for both their species, she seeks a way to push him out of his melancholy and into contacting the feared human colonists for help.The world is Garador, earth-like in many ways. The year is 2014 after the first mind-meld. And the human colonists have established themselves as war-like beings.LILLITH covers the first forty-three years of the Lillith-Joedon mind-meld. The first three chapters of EMERGENCE, the continuation, are also included.Readers said:"Garador is an interesting planet as it has three sentient species living on it...the Reeth, almost straight out of a fairy tale, looking like the Greek Pegasus...are the very special sentient population on Garador for their telepathy, their sturdy, unequivocal unity of thought that seems to ballance [sic] the minds of the other races to ensure peace and harmony.""The main idea of the story is the relationships between members of these different species, the trials, the joys, the lives they live in close connection with one another... Some super powers thrown in for good measure."