Bøker av Frailey Ann Frailey

Once upon a time, a young girl lived a life full of wonder and imagination. Three farm family stories in one book: Tally-Ho & Family, Tally-Ho Bees & Honey, and Tally-Ho & The Dear Little Critters. Wholesome family adventures with loving parents, strong, big brothers, understanding sisters, fluffy chicks, adorable kittens, and a lively possum. A wonderful read-aloud for the whole family. Gorgeous illustrations!

Imagine a world of extraterrestrials, supernatural forces, and UFOs. A world where machines operate humanely. A planet where love has no limits or boundaries-a new earth where human-android hybrids exist. Justine Santana, a hybrid-slash-killing-machine, was shut down when she was found guilty of war crimes. But a water-based alien, Taug, from the planet Crestar will need her for a life-and-death mission. To remedy his father's mistakes, Taug awakens Justine to kill Derik, another human-android hybrid. Will Justine succeed in her mission? Will Taug's new world order ever be set in motion? But who would've known that love-a power beyond limits-would become a problem? Is Justine really a killing machine? Or is the human part of her starting to develop feelings for the very hybrid she was assigned to kill? Newearth: Justine Awakens is a page-turner science fiction and fantasy novel by A.K. Frailey, portraying a survival story of human and alien worlds. The story forces us to face the truth-the imminence of Artificial Intelligence. A world where machines are created and programmed in a way that they comprehend, think, learn, speak, and behave like human beings. Sometimes these artificially intelligent machines are developed as weaponry to protect the planet and prevent disasters. But they might be more humane than their creators. Will Taug be able to create the futuristic world he imagines? Falling in love with the hybrid she has been tasked to murder, will Justine be able to finish her mission? It is in her hands to protect humanity, but love could prove a fatal flaw. Maybe this time, not all is fair in love and war.