Well, this is the end. I hope you all enjoyed this book as you got to learn both Void and Daeus through each other's eyes. Let me know what you think. What made you feel the most emotions? What do you think was the best part of the book? I'd love to hear your feedback, what did I do wrong, what did I do right, etcetera. This is the first book I've completed, but it won't be the last.
I'm so sorry for what I put you all through at the end of the book. It was a hard for me to write some parts of it because both Daeus and Void are precious to me and I don't like seeing them suffer. But the good news is, this isn't the end. I do have more books planned out for our favorite human hybrid and Ekhad. I don't know how many books there will be, but I do have two already planned.
1 - Experiments For War
and
2 - Finding Void
'Experiments For War' is a prequel based on a human teenager named Serena who was the first successful experiment of the Bio-Weapon project. In Experimentation you'll see more of the Krovlotts and learn more about the Bio-Weapon project and the BioWar.
- Serena Wilkens just turned 16 when she was abducted by aliens. She had a great life, a loving family, and the greatest best friend anyone could ask for. So when she wakes up in a cage way too small with nasty bug-like creatures staring at her through the bars, it's all she can do not to freak out. Little did Serena know that she was going to be the start of something. Something bad. The War was coming and it wasn't going to stop.
'Finding Void' is book two in the Alien Series. While when I started writing 'My Alien, Daeus' I hadn't planned on making it a series, but after I continued to write and developed a plan, I talked through it with one of my most trusted friends and realized that maybe there was something more after this book and that's how I came up with the ending that I put out there.
- After waking up injured and disoriented the only thing Daeus remembers is his name and the name of Void. He doesn't know where he came from or who he is. He doesn't remember the explosion that gave him amnesia nor the ones he left behind. On a foreign planet far from Cera, how will he ever get back? How will he ever find Void? And how will he ever answer the question . . . Who is Void?
Once again, I hope you enjoyed my book. I love all of you that commented and voted because each and every comment made my day just a little brighter. If it wasn't for all of you, I don't know if I would have been able to finish the book, so thank you for sticking with me on this journey and I hope to see you in the next book!