All as they resist the love that they’ll never be able to indulge. Together, they have to figure out a way to keep the creatures that Kara adores safe. During research, they learn about a conspiracy by some poachers to capture the Unicorns and exploit their supernatural strength to build a railway.
Both of the young women are drawn to each other, despite Kara being betrothed. Harving and Kara (his daughter) through the wilderness while studying unicorns. Surrounding herself with the mystical animals that inhabit the savannah and nature not only gives Mnemba’s tracking abilities the chance to shine, it aids her in hiding from those horrible memories that haunt her. After a brutal attack drives her out of her home, Mnemba (sixteen years old) finds a place in the successful business of Tumelo (her cousin), where she soon excels as a guide. “Unicorn Tracks” is a novella and was released in the year 2016. Her work is from the fantasy and young adult genres. Julia’s debut novel, called “The Seafarer’s Kiss”, was released in the year 2017. “The Seafarer’s Kiss” was nominated for Bisexual Book Award finalist in the category of Speculative Fiction in the year 2017, and was named a Best Quer Book by Book Riot. These books were heavily influenced by the postgraduate work Julia did at the University of St. Her “Seafarer” Duology feature Norse retellings of “Peter Pan” and “The Little Mermaid”. Usually this means that she needs to travel. But, when she doesn’t have any ideas for a project, she just has to wait until the inspiration comes back. All until she has a draft, putting all of the ideas that she has into it. She will get an idea for some project, then it is a lot like she is possessed. She has always been the sort of writer that writes in bursts. It also has national health service, and is a place to live she recommends. Edinburgh is very queer friendly and multi-cultural in ways the suburban town she was born in wasn’t.
It is much more socially progressive than where she grew up in America, which she loves.
It has beautiful castles and countryside. She is a dual citizen, and really loves living in Scotland. She was ten years old when they first moved, so she doesn’t remember too much about the adjustment period. Julia was born in Chicago, Illinois, however she lived much of her childhood outside of London. She’s got a lifelong appreciation for classic literature and history and holds an MLitt in Medieval Literature and BAs in History and English Literature. She is a world traveler that’s visited close to seventy countries. Author Julia Ember lives in Seattle with their city based menagerie of pets, all with literary names.
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