The exciting conclusion to the saga of Isadora and her horse, Lark. The Alliance has lost control of the Mirror and Lark is the key to regaining that control. The Alliance is poised to annihilate all the Hluit if they don't return Isadora and Lark. The Hluit realize their survival depends on who controls Lark. But how can they stand against the superior force of the Alliance?

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Lisa lives on a small farm in the beautiful mountains of North Carolina where she teaches riding and trains horses. Lisa has been making up "tall tales," as her mother called them, since before she could read. She would sit with one of her father's books on her lap and pretend she was reading. Later, much later in her case, when she could read she would make up alternate endings for books. She was never allowed to watch the ending of her favorite show, The Fugitive, because it was after her bedtime so she would spend all week making up endings. As it turned out, this was great training for writing her own full-length stories.

Lisa's goal is to write entertaining, adventure novels with memorable characters. Her protagonists are people who have something slightly different about them, which could either hold them back or become their strengths. Her novels are all love stories, though not necessarily in the traditional way. Buried in the action, her stories tackle social and psychological issues so that her books can be read on two levels?adventure with deeper psychological underpinnings.

Lisa holds a second level black belt in Aikido. Many of her stories have some element of Aikido in them, especially the Aikido philosophy of non-contention. She has no desire to increase the violence and negativity in the world either through her writing or in her daily life.

She loves science and science fiction, and can't always keep the two straight. "There are such amazing things in science, it's like magic to me." She often starts her novels by imagining "what if ..."

What if something was a little bit different? For instance, if your main sense was olfactory rather than sight, how would that change the way you perceive the world? What if someone could "remember" the future but didn't know if the memory was in the future or the past? What if an alien race sent us one of their criminals as an envoy? Well, why not? After watching our political system they may have decided we would be more comfortable with a criminal rather than a diplomat. Put it all together and you have Seven Sisters.

What if someone could see auras? Not just see them but manipulate them as in Knifedance. Energy flows through your body, no one can dispute that. If someone could see where it is flowing and where it is blocked (like the theory behind acupuncture) your thoughts, your emotions would change your energy flow. If someone could see that, they...