Paul Haedo Bücher

The Terrani Republic and the Eranian Kingdom have been at war for over a century. When the Terrani Republic lost this war, they had no choice but to evacuate their worlds, leaving everything that they once knew behind. They fled in a massive fleet, with the Eranians in direct pursuit. For over seven long and bitter years, they evaded the pursuing Eranian forces, yet nothing changed for the Terrani. However, the desire for a change in circumstance only grew among the Terrani population, it only needed a single match in order to light the hungry tinder that has been building for over seven years. Can a few visionaries really change something that seems so certain? Can a nation that has been completely defeated rise again and fight once more? Or is the fate of nations something that is certain from the start, and can never be changed, no matter how much a visionary may dream?

Meghan was a young woman working away at a small-town store called Boutiques with Coffee. Her life was uneventful; she hated the monotone existence that she had to deal with, where each day blurred into the one before. She dreamed of the day where this would change, the day when she could finally begin to live her life. But when a mysterious young man from out-of-town visits Boutiques with Coffee, Meghan is overwhelmed with emotion. Young, attractive, and more mysterious than a Top-Secret military document, this man by the name of William quickly changes Meghan's life. Whether the changes were good or bad, she did not yet know. Would this man be good for Meghan? Is he the answer to the boring and uneventful life that she was currently living? Or will the mysterious man break her heart, and make her wish that she had never met him?

Emma Hall is an aspiring screenwriter, whose latest screenplay is causing quite the scene in the script hunting world. Francis Callahan, an ambitious movie producer and director who is rising fast in the movie world, gets wind of the screenplay, and immediately schedules to meet Emma in person. Emma is both excited and nervous. Francis after all was her old best friend from high school, and she hasn't spoken to him in years. While ecstatic that she is finally receiving serious consideration for the job that is her dream, she is afraid that things could get awkward, very fast. Can Emma navigate the potentially problematic encounters and win for herself a movie contract and perhaps something else? Or will she find herself with nothing but disappointment, and continue with the same status quo that she has had for years?