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The Science Fiction Stories

Race for Doroon

and

In Search of the Kee

From Race for Doroon

"Can I meet other teabors?"

"Teabors?" She queried with great puzzlement in her voice.

"Yes, that's the name the colonists gave your...uh...people."

"We are keeborn." She made it very clear that she did not like the name teabors.

"Can I meet other keeborn?"

Her great head turned, eyes piercing him. "Do you want dead, Race?"

An Introduction

Here lives a displaced race, once so entwined and dependent upon one another that each sect had its place in the perfect system of life. Their world had long before mysteriously died but not before each sect in their order had time to leave for other worlds. The Keeborn Cats are the Guardian Sect of this once upon a time Kee Nation. Time has denuded memory of their counterparts. This then is the beginning of the Kee's stories.

This is a story of the Keeborn Cats, which begins the inevitable reunion with the other Kee kinds. Race discovers Satin, the future queen of Doroon, in a colonist's trap and he develops a loving bond with her. As the gentle guardian nature of the Keeborn flow over to include the humans who become involved with them.

Sandy is on a quest to find out about her father's death many years ago on Doroon. Her father was on a mission for the Rangers and it has all become classified material. She comes to Doroon after years of study to become a veterinarian. She knows Race is a Ranger with the rank of Major and would have the security clearance to answer her questions.

All Kee kinds are telepathic, which marks the race; but only the Cats have wings and the ability to fly as well as become invisible, called seascape by the Cats, a valuable exclusive trait for the Guardians of life and soul. The natural involvement on Doroon of human and cat produces a story of adventure, love, piracy, kidnapping, betrayal and self-sacrifice. The ultimate mystery of Doroon, however, is a well guarded secret by the Keeborn Cats.

Come along and enjoy the ride, see new worlds and meet new people. Guaranteed is it that you will want to have your own Keeborn Cat on which to fly.

From In Search of the Kee:
(Coming Soon)

To begin with there is a torrential, 100-'year' storm that hits Kee/Doroon called the "espis" (time of waters). With nightly thunder heralding this 'time'; Great flash floods which will clean the land washing away the dead and dying forest and anything/anyone/any animal in it's path, flushing out into the oceans.

Boom flies to the colony to warn them to flee to the council cavern. While flying back, fighting the winds completely saps his mighty strength, even with Chauncy and Satin mentally fortifying him. A downdraft throws him down and massive falling tree limbs bury him.

There is a Hired mercenary, D-J, that under instructions of his evil employers, has infiltrated Doroon as a colonist, his objective - to capture a Keegreet (for mysterious reasons.) D-J (who doesn't know he is really an Ergan, of the lost Kee nation) is on a 'hunting' trip into the woods when the winds hit. Hiding in a mock tree, he sees Boom fall and goes to his aid (lots of possibilities there!)

Sandy aborts her baby because of the new assassination attack on her, (yes, still the assassins are after her). Satin telekinetically transports the aborted baby into her womb. The baby doesn't take nourishment from Satin, so with Chauncy's help she transports it "into" sterile Feena after they convince her to take the baby. Race is still struggling to accept it as 'his' child, for Lief is dead at his hands.

All these and more stories develop in the same manner as "Race for Doroon"; the chapters are very episodal and move fast. Neither Sandy nor Race know Feena carries the child as "Sandy has already lost the child once and the Keeborn do not know if Feena will carry the baby"; it's "kept secret per Stan’s orders", which of course also causes problems for Skip who secretly loves her deeply.

In Search of the Kee stories are even more fascinating to me than Race for Doroon was. The same characters pop in with a few splatterings of new personalities... But ultimately the reader learns more about the Worlds that the Kee fled to when Heptune was destroyed, and more about the Keekinds... and then the race is on to find all the Kee Kinds before they destroy their universe, in: "In search of the Kee". - Gloria

 

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