SFR Brigade Presents Hathor Legacy: Outcast

- Hathor Legacy

SFR Brigade Presents is a regular feature where authors post snippets of their published works and WIP.

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This is an excerpt from my new book, “Hathor Legacy: Outcast” which is the first in a series.

This snippet is a continuation of last week’s scene. Jonathan and Nadira are caught between the person who robbed the mine and the security forces who are trying to force their way into the house. Nadira is using her telekinetic power to fight, but if she uses too much of it, her power will be drained.

The distraction was enough to give Ilana the advantage. Wrenching one of her hands free, she reached back and touched Jonathan’s leg.
“Yes, Jon, let me go!” Ilana mocked.

“AAAAGG!” Jonathan released her and fell back on the floor, his body trembling.
Ilana fell back and braced herself against the couch, kicking him as he writhed in pain. Nadira’s emotions surged through her as she focused her energy and threw out a blast.
Ilana screamed as it hit her hard enough to send her somersaulting over. Gripping her fingers into the carpet, she wrenched herself up.
Nadira felt her preparing for another energy blast. If she could get Nadira to spend her own energy, Ilana could overwhelm her.
Several of Matt’s guards ran through the foyer, their boots tramping against the hard marble floor. Nadira jumped back as the discharge from one of their weapons ricocheted.

In that instant, Ilana ran past her and out of the room.
“We have to get out of here!” Jonathan got to his feet, and joined Nadira at the door. “Zina must’ve called an entire security team.”

“I know.” Nadira’s struggled to catch her breath. “Jon, we can’t let Ilana go.”
“Then let’s get her.”


About the book…

On the planet, Hathor, a powerful group called the Guardians serves as the security force for Novacorp, the corporation that runs Hathor with its ruthless monopoly. Nadira, as one of the most powerful Guardians, is expected to use her intuition and telekinetic powers to keep the capital city safe from thieves and intruders.
Jonathan Keel, son of a mine CEO on the nearby planet, Astarte, is wealthy, privileged and used to getting what he wants. When his father goes missing after a robbery and explosion at the mine, he defies the authorities and heads to Hathor to search for him and for the robbers.

Security is on high alert and Nadira is charged with protecting Jon. She rescues him from an vicious attack and discovers that the Guardians have another agenda that has nothing to do with solving the crime.

Jonathan finds evidence of his father’s possible involvement, while his attraction to Nadira forces her to confront all she has known about being a Guardian, especially the rule to put duty before her personal feelings.

Struggling with their growing desires, and chased by company security, Jon and Nadira flee the city. But solving the crime leads them to endure betrayals from the people closest to them, as secrets are revealed that not only link their pasts but also threaten to destroy Jon’s family and separate him from Nadira forever.

Available on Amazon.com



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  • Cary Caffrey
    February 22, 2014 at 2:34 pm

    Exciting! Now, run! Go get her!

    • Deb Bailey
      February 22, 2014 at 3:57 pm

      LOL! Thanks for stopping by, Cary!

  • ML Skye
    February 22, 2014 at 10:09 pm

    Fun! Well, okay, maybe not for Jon and Nadira, but I certainly enjoyed. 🙂

    • Deb Bailey
      February 23, 2014 at 12:14 am

      Glad you liked it! Thanks for stopping by, ML!

  • Ed Hoornaert
    February 23, 2014 at 7:06 am

    Remind me not to mess with these ladies.

    • Deb Bailey
      February 23, 2014 at 2:14 pm

      It's better to stay on their good side, isn't it? 🙂 Thanks for stopping by, Ed!

  • Veronica Scott
    February 23, 2014 at 7:22 pm

    Quite an action scene! Very vivid and definitely leaves the reader wanting to know what happens next. Great snippet.

    • Deb Bailey
      February 24, 2014 at 1:28 am

      Thanks! The fighting certainly isn't over just yet!

  • Heidi Ruby Miller
    February 24, 2014 at 10:39 pm

    Right to the point–a hero for sure! Nice, Deb!

    • Deb Bailey
      February 25, 2014 at 2:27 am

      I agree! 🙂 Thanks, Heidi!