Cirrus@Austlit

'From The Australia Times magazine writer, Alexandria Nagy, comes the romance novel 'The Could Be Ring'.Written as fiction, 'The Could Be Ring' was inspired by a true story. Gerry Beau is a reclusive and enigmatic boxer, grappling to overcome his personal demons.More than 30 years since last seeing Beau, charming and vivacious songwriter Jolie Taylor finds herself in a familiar run down street, at the darkest point of the night - with him. His strikingly handsome face has not changed, nor has his introverted demeanour and reserved stance. Remembering the tenderness she felt for Beau as she fell in love for the first time, Jolie takes us back to the youthful years where she and Beau learned what it is to feel intensely.'The Could Be Ring' evokes internal emotive conversation and will have you questioning integrity, morality and love in a story that will stay in your mind long after the final page closes.'   (Publication summary)

'Even before the war on Tymorea, the Elders foresaw that Great Ones Tymos and Kryslie would have an imperative mission on Earth. But as the Tymoreans prepare to build an Earthbase to support them, they discover that specifications for two vital protective shields are missing. Tymos and Kryslie must find the work of a missing Tymorean scientist and build the generator before the base is found. Then, as the missionaries are transported to Earth, the Guardians of Peace step in and send Tymos and Kryslie back in time.' (Publication summary)

'On the eve of their graduation from the prestigious WSRA Washington University, Tymos and Kryslie Ward deliberately disappear. The elderly coordinator of the Tymorean missionary descendants has had a death vision foretelling that the new missionaries will be attacked and be killed. It was time for the true work of the Tymorean Great Ones to begin. After joining with the missionary descendants, Tymos and Kryslie realise that the leader of the Imperium, Abdul bin Halil, is well advanced in his plans to use technology to undermine the United World Nations. The Great Ones must protect the Tymorean missionaries and keep the Earthbase from discovery and destruction, while working to prevent a deadly war and the ascension of bin Halil as a despotic world leader.' (Publication summary)

'The Tymorean Trust - When peace rules Tymorea - Peace reigns in the universe. Chosen to be the Advocates of the mystical and incorporeal Guardians of Peace, twins Tymos and Kryslie must first learn to control and use the power rising in them - or it will destroy them. On Tymorea, only the ruling Triumvirate Governors are powerful enough to guide the strong-willed alien-bred twins until they have mastered their power. But even as Tymos and Kryslie are pushed ever harder to learn skills and wisdom, alien infiltrators are secretly finalising plans to undermine and destroy the ruling Royal elite, enslave the common people, and reform the planetary terrain to suit their own needs. To achieve this, the alien Warlords have already corrupted susceptible Royals, and learnt that Tymos and Kryslie are two of three who are destined to protect the Tymorean Trust and thus thwart their plans. However, Tymos and Kryslie must leave the protected Royal Estate to begin to learn of their other gifts and to come to understand their destiny, even though this will place them in deadly peril.' (Publication summary)