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    Apocalypse: Love with a Voluptuous Alien

    By Victoria Veritas

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    “Apocalypse: Love With a Voluptuous Alien” is an exciting, erotic novel of power, passion, love, intrigue, and murder. The voluptuous alien Angelica has completed her earthly mission when she falls in love with a journalist. Their encounter leads the pair to the haunting Mayan ruins of Palenque, Mexico, where they meet Mayan shaman, uncover past lives and partake in mystic rituals.- While there, a tragic, lost love is reunited, a science writer falls for a young, rich divorcee, and an ancient Mayan pyramid is discovered by a waiter, who leads the four to untold riches, relics, secrets, and deception. - The tale twists and turns around crystal skulls and deaths while secrets are revealed, tremors shake the ruins, lives are changed overnight, and hard decisions are made in a wild, intriguing ride of bodice-ripping romance and heart-rending setbacks.- Other books by the author include “Pharaoh’s Secret Lover” and “The French King’s Mistress Diane de Poitiers.”

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVictoria Veritas
    Release dateNov 22, 2016
    ISBN9780991644841
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    Apocalypse: Love with a Voluptuous Alien
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    Victoria Veritas

    Victoria Veritas is the pen name of the author of “Egypt’s Erotic, Esoteric Female Pharaoh Hatshepsut.” The author, who has worked in editing, reporting and reviewing positions at various metropolitan newspapers, is a free-lance travel writer, photojournalist, and international correspondent. Now retired, the author has written four books, two of which are historical novels.“Hatshepsut” and the upcoming Ebook entitled “The French King’s Mistress, both concern powerful, brilliant, beautiful women of their times. Diane de Poitiers (1499-1566) was one of the great minds and beauties of France; Hatshepsut wielded more power than any other female pharaoh.If you enjoyed “Hatshepsut,” you’ll not want to miss this Smashword’s tale of Henry II of France, a ne-‘er-do-well dauphine who falls in love with a lovely courtesan 20 years his senior who turns him into a great French king. Henry was a skilled swordsman, hunter, rider and military campaigner who died jousting at age 44 in July of 1559.

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