Matrix Crystal Christmas and Happy Thanksgiving

To those in the US, Happy Thanksgiving. I hope you're all having a wonderful time.

And to everyone else outside of the US, I hope you're having a great day too. :)

Recently my book was published, Matrix Crystal Hunters. My first science fiction romance. It placed eleventh for several weeks in the top one hundred most popular science fiction romances on Amazon.

Blurb: Team Alpha Three’s spaceship is out of power after fighting a wormhole, and parked on the primitive world of Zenevieva. With half the team sick from radiation poisoning, the team commander entrust geologist, Maya Gladstone, to find enough matrix crystals to power up their spacecraft, so they can go home to Earth.


Vach Namaste of the powerful Clan Namaste, a native of the planet, has desired the lovely Maya since she stepped off the spaceship on that astonishing day a year ago. He’s hounded her every step since. As Hymeneal Night approaches, he makes plans to take her as his bride… willing or not.
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When I started a second book which will be about thier son, River, I realized I had a couple more stories to write about Maya and Vach. So I wrote their continuing adventures, found an editor and decided to publish them as a Christmas story two for one set.
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Christmas will never be the same when you spend it on planet Zenevieva.

Matrix Crystal Christmas is made up of two short stories (one erotic and one sweet) for the fans of my novel, Matrix Crystal Hunters, who told me that they wanted to know what happened next.

In Crystal Flower Christmas: Vach and Maya are on a mission to undam the Laonooco River for the drought stricken region. As heartache fractures their marriage, will the gift of a crystal flower mend their relationship or break it beyond repair?

In Crystal Clear Christmas: Plague has struck the village of Zama and the citizens blame the only human left on Zenevieva, Maya. Will Vach make the ultimate sacrifice to save his wife?

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GJCNBAY

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Janice Seagraves's website: http://janiceseagraves.org/
Janice Seagraves's blog: http://ladyjanice.blogspot.com/