Amethyst is a secret team of genetically enhanced humans which is Earth’s greatest defensive weapon. Leading the team of super soldiers is Ember Wilson, a tough woman with a huge chip on her shoulder. The team gets their name from the after effect of the Genesis Project which turned their eyes and even their blood purple.
Amethyst is a secret team of genetically enhanced humans which is Earth’s greatest defensive weapon. Leading the team of super soldiers is Ember Wilson, a tough woman with a huge chip on her shoulder. The team gets their name from the after effect of the Genesis Project which turned their eyes and even their blood purple.
For decades, Earth has been ravaged by unpredictable weather which began to cause crops to fail. Most of the planet’s food sources have deteriorated. Dr. Clayton Rudo has proclaimed he has the means to save the soil. He has created a weather machine to regulate and help replenish. But Ember knew the truth. He didn’t want to save the planet. He wanted to control it. Amethyst destroyed the machine, but was placed in stasis. Two years later, Rudo recreated the device and has frozen Washington, DC and the west coast of the United States.
General Tom Blanchard brought Amethyst out of stasis to work with an elite Air Force team, led by Major Liam Ross. Tensions between Ember and Liam rise as they butt heads. Can they work together before Earth is completely under ice?
Croceus Poison (Book 2)
Ember lost it all when she lost Amethyst.
Now, as she recovers physically she must come to terms with her new reality.
The struggle to find herself again will push those who care the most away even the men who love her.
The struggle to find herself again will push those who care the most away even the men who love her.
In time, an opportunity to recreate her transformation presents itself. Will she risk herself to find what she had? Is it worth her team? Her heart?...
Past Reflections (Book #3)
An accident has sent Ember Wilson one thousand years into the past! Suddenly face to face with Drs. Madison Brooks and Mackenzie Rhodes, two women who are legends in her time and the foundation of what will be her world and their families. Ember is surprised to find that she connects with the fabled group, especially with Logan Brooks, a strong, handsome man who she can't get out of her head. At first she is content to kick back and enjoy her time before the brilliant women can restore the timeline until she learns the storied team needs her help to ensure the future happens.
With the future now riding on her, Ember faces a challenge that will test even her abilities and skills. Will she make it back to her time? Destiny intervenes as the future becomes entangled in the past in a showdown for any decade.
Coming in September!
GUEST POST
The creation process can be interesting to witness or so I’m told. When I first sit down to write, my husband says I look like a crazy woman. My eyes so focused on the screen, sucking in my bottom lip. A Pepsi next to me and a bag of chips or something sweet. Or I’m writing like a madwoman in a notebook. Either way, he says he’s learned to leave me alone when it comes time for me to begin a new manuscript. Often he’s not going to reach me for the first few attempts and when I do look up, I’m “scary.”
I don’t outline much of the actual story but I will flesh the characters out. I have an orange notebook which I’ve written 90% of a new sci-fi romance story in. The first few pages is a list of characters, their attributes and personalities. Often I reflect back on those first few pages to keep myself in check. Once my ear buds go in, no one should disturb me.
I don’t have a set time when I write. I wish I could have a schedule down like that. Often I write early mornings or at work. I work in an inbound customer service call center so if I’m not on a call, I’m handwriting in a notebook. Each of my stories has their own notebooks so I can keep things organized when I’m not in front of my computer. Usually, there is a method to the madness. Handwrite when I can and on Sundays, I try to transcribe. Doesn’t always happen but I type 60 wpm so it’s not a problem once I get into the groove. That’s the biggest thing for me. Once I get on a roll, it’s hard to stop me.
Everyone has their own writing style and methods. To outline or not. Morning or night. Music or not. Handwriting or typing. I like to mix it all and see what happens. Typically it’s just what I am in the mood to focus on. My process is to write when I can, keep everything organized, and always have fun. That’s the most important thing.
About the author:
K.G. Stutts is the author of several sci-fi romance series as well as a few romance stories. She has a degree in massage therapy. As a contributor to Independent Writers Association (IWA) her insights can be seen regularly there and on her own blog at kgstutts.blogspot.com and her website at kgstutts.com
When she's not weaving words, she enjoys reading, playing RPGs, hockey, wrestling, and football, and is a big sci-fi nerd. Currently she resides in North Carolina, USA with her husband, Brad.
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Sounds good, I love futuristic sci fi books and I love the main character is a strong woman.
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