Undercover cop Kit Cameron has just learned who is behind the drug trade in Calhoun, Texas when she is shot and left for dead. As she recovers she begins to have strange dreams, that she might be someone else, possibly even Kassandra of Troy. How can she reconcile this and still evade the killers sent after her? Who is she, really? And why won't these dreams stop?

Book Two of the Families War Cycle The United Families, a culture composed almost entirely of women, have created a special unit named Morosini's Children. These ships have the pilot's brain, removed from her body, and attached permantly to the hardware of a ship. They have ordered First Officer Corey Andersen as their commander. Corey has only a short time to finish creating the unit, learning their capabilities, fight off the enslaving Idenux, hold off inquisitive clerks who want the full detail of a top secret project, and deal with the problems she faces from her own Family, some of whom...

Captain Corey Andersen, an up-and-coming commander in the United Families Navy has been assigned to the People's Star Kingdom to learn how they fight. As the Families prepare for a much wider war, she also wants to learn how the Empire fights its battles. She encounters skepticism and opposition from within the PSK Navy. She needs an ally, even if it is a man. But will even that be enough?

The Colandran Empire struck back with brutal efficiency, occupying one of the three Families planets, and sending death squads after Families commanders, including Corey Andersen. Ambushed and injured, Corey fights back, trying to protect herself, her sib-sisters, and her new neices. But a greater challenge awaits her, the Imperial Main Fleet is nearby, poised to put an end to the Families in a final decisive battle. The Eldest of the Families Navy turns to her to lead the fleet, outnumbered and outgunned, to liberate Setosha and drive the Imperial Fleet away.