Fugitive Lovers
by Jennifer Dunne

Society made them enemies...

Circumstances made them allies...

Destiny made them lovers.

In a future Earth torn apart by prejudice and religious strife, only the members of the outlawed Auric Rights League dare defy the Inter-Continental Police, fighting for survival against those who fear their genetic gift. Ruthless ICP agent Val Tarrant and the League member he is pursuing, Raven Armistead, are betrayed by both sides, left for dead and framed for murder. Reluctant allies, they become fugitives in a world where they must make their own laws. If they are successful, they will create a new world order. If they fail, a civil war will be the least of their problems. Note: This book was previously released under the title Raven's Heart. It has been revised and expanded for release with Cerridwen Press.

Jennifer Dunne's Bio

Jennifer Dunne has always been a voracious reader, devouring romance, fantasy, and science fiction books by the score. When she turned her hand to writing books, those three elements mixed and mingled freely in her works. Her first novel, Raven's Heart, won the EPPIE award for best SF original ebook, and took second place in the Sapphire Awards for best science fiction romance. She has written a vampire romance (Dark Salvation), and contributed anthology stories about holidays on distant worlds ("To Life" in Infinite Celebrations), do-gooding demons ("Vacation" in Heaven & Hell), and magical animal rights activists ("The Tower"). Her newest novel, Shadow Prince, is the first of a proposed series of fantasy stories set in the Illornian Empire. When not writing or reading, Jennifer works for IBM as a web site developer. Jennifer is also active in a number of writing organizations, and has served two terms as president of her local RWA chapter, two terms as president of RWA's Fantasy, Futuristic & Paranormal special interest chapter, and six years as the managing editor of the SF Romance newsletter, in addition to teaching online writing classes.

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