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To protect her children from the despotic Trueblood, Merianne defied them by taking her girls and fleeing the planet. Even though Merianne's daughters are Lesserblood, they have the Talents. The Trueblood would train her children to use their dangerous gifts, but their methods are cruel, and Merianne would never see her girls again.
Merianne tries to give her girls a safe, quiet life, but when they befriend Thorne, a brilliant scientist, she finds herself drawn to the kind and captivating man—despite his uncanny resemblance to the Trueblood.
Thorne wants to help the girls control their emerging Talents, and he's intrigued by their mother. But just as Merianne finally accepts Thorne's help, two of her children are seized. To rescue the girls, Merianne and Thorne must risk death at the hands of the Trueblood, who will kill to protect their lies.
Refreshed version of A Greater Art, newly revised by the author.
Newly widowed, Merianne refuses to surrender her young Lesserblood daughters to the brutal Trueblood training. She knows her children cannot have the Talents. Fleeing the deeply segregated society of Incolai, she makes a new life for her family on a backwater planet. Her fragile peace is shattered when she learns the girls are Talented.
Without instruction, her children's unique sensory abilities might destroy them. The last thing Merianne needs is a man--least of all the enigmatic freesearcher, Thorne. But when the children are kidnapped, Merianne and Thorne are pitched into danger, intrigue and undeniable love.
Lesserblood Lies
A Greater Art
