The Tourin Legacy, Series by Immortal Angel

Last night I thought there could be nothing worse than waking up to the same dull routine. The insanity of doing the same thing every day, but expecting a change. As it turns out, I was wrong. When great flying machines descend from the sky, my world is thrown into chaos. Who or what are these terrible metal monsters? Until today, I never imagined aliens existed. But when they begin throwing red poison into the sky—it's obvious we need a plan. Fast... moreLast night I thought there could be nothing worse than waking up to the same dull routine. The insanity of doing the same thing every day, but expecting a change. As it turns out, I was wrong. When great flying machines descend from the sky, my world is thrown into chaos. Who or what are these terrible metal monsters? Until today, I never imagined aliens existed. But when they begin throwing red poison into the sky—it's obvious we need a plan. Fast. How can I fight these creatures from space? What I need is a warrior, and the tall, purple-eyed swordsman who saves me seems to fit the bill. He takes me up in his metal space ship and shows me things I’ve never seen before. And his kisses make me want him more each time our lips meet. But when the hard-headed warrior tells me he’ll stop at nothing to protect me, he quickly finds I feel the same about my people. Who will win this battle of wills? And will it be in time to save us all? less

As I practice with my swords, I think of what I will do to the alien cats when I get my hands on them. A smile blossoms on my face. They might have thought my planet would be like all the other ones they’ve so easily conquered. They were wrong. Juordin’s scientists think they’ve found a way to kill the vicious creatures. And although this won’t stop my people from slowly dying, it will give me revenge. It will make certain they can never do this to another planet... moreAs I practice with my swords, I think of what I will do to the alien cats when I get my hands on them. A smile blossoms on my face. They might have thought my planet would be like all the other ones they’ve so easily conquered. They were wrong. Juordin’s scientists think they’ve found a way to kill the vicious creatures. And although this won’t stop my people from slowly dying, it will give me revenge. It will make certain they can never do this to another planet. As I look at my warrior, my heart squeezes painfully. First I will kill the cats, my love, then I will find a way to save you. My blade glints in the early morning light. Soon. Very soon. less

Juordan’s scientists have developed a malworm to kill the Ardak technology. It isn’t a cure for the toxin, but it’s revenge. If we can’t live on our planets, the overgrown cats can’t, either. Our mission now is to use the malworm to take down as many cats as we can. We’re testing the malworm on my planet first—since it’s liable to destroy our technology as well as theirs... moreJuordan’s scientists have developed a malworm to kill the Ardak technology. It isn’t a cure for the toxin, but it’s revenge. If we can’t live on our planets, the overgrown cats can’t, either. Our mission now is to use the malworm to take down as many cats as we can. We’re testing the malworm on my planet first—since it’s liable to destroy our technology as well as theirs. Do the twelve of us stand a chance against the Ardak technology? And even if the malworm works, can I really face saying goodbye to everyone I’ve ever loved? ***This is part four of a 5-part series, meant to be read as weekly serials.*** less