“I took hold of that scourge -filled ship and crushed it between my limbs, hurtling it into the second sun, the red one that gave me strength. But I was too late." Terraformer
Voyage Book Trailer
Voice-Kishan, young man Indian accent but speaks English well. A bit rough, rugged voice. Strong and deep toned.
Images-Stymphalian bird, bear, girl in profile or silhouette, man carrying woman, man holding woman in his arms, man listening to woman, arrow, smiling woman, warrior in armor, girl with cupped hands.
Sound effects-bear bellow, tiger roar, birds screeching, laughing or giggling women, music.
Script
What do you do when the girl of your dreams is in love with your brother?
And why do women always seem to go for the brooding poet types anyway?
I fought a bear for her,
and Stymphalian birds.
I carried her through a blizzard,
and ditched some very enthusiastic sirens.
I was her shoulder to lean on when she had need,
I wrapped my arms around her when she cried,
and held her when her heart broke.
I even kept my promise not to kiss her.
Can’t she see she’s all I live for?
All I want in life?
I wish there was something tangible I could fight. Some beast that I could slay that would win her affection.
And how pathetic is it that I follow her around like a mongrel lapping up the fallen crumbs from her plate.
Ah, but it’s all worth it when she turns to smile at me and I feel the warmth of her embrace.
Somehow, she found the chink in my armor and sent her arrow into my deadened soul, awakening me to a life of possibility and suddenly I wanted, I needed, more than I deserved.
The warrior in me was felled by a brave and beguiling woman.
A woman who isn’t even aware that she holds my heart in the palm of her hand.
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New York Times Bestselling author Colleen Houck is a lifelong reader whose literary interests include action, adventure, paranormal, science fiction, and romance. When she's not busy writing, she likes to spend time chatting on the phone with one of her six siblings, watching plays, and shopping online. Colleen has lived in Arizona, Idaho, Utah, California, and North Carolina and is now permanently settled in Salem, Oregon with her husband and a huge assortment of plush tigers.