Sabine Dolls

Five women from Earth are abducted and taken to an alien planet for breeding purposes. Hatred and war then ensues. When love between the head of the alien men and one woman from Earth grows, they and their friends face an adventure which results in a stunning climax.

Five women from Earth are abducted by alien men and taken to their planet, Tynai, for breeding purposes. The native women on Tynai can't bear children and procreation has to take place in a laboratory. Initially, Tynai men aren't attracted to the Earth women, but in time four of them are chosen by the women, to be their partners. The love between Galbryn, the leader of the alien men, and Branca from Earth, evokes jealousy from Galbryn's enemy and the promise of war rumbles throughout the land. Weaved into this web, is the unwanted phenomenon of the indigenous women feeling threatened by their fertile cousins, and the envy of the men in the certainty that only four of them are to be given the honour of becoming real fathers. Sabine Dolls takes you to a lush, advanced planet, where life seems sublime. However, anger, hatred and the desire for revenge simmers in hidden places. In their wake, a catastrophic event eventually ensues, and Branca, Galbryn and their friends' lives change for ever.

Sandy Hyatt-James is an English woman living in Bulgaria, where she used to teach English as a foreign language. She was educated at Ruskin college, Oxford. After this, she spent eleven years as a child protection social worker, with the last three being in management. Sandy has written five novels, all of which contain adventure, some romance and a tint of science fiction. When not writing, Sandy enjoys ten-pin bowling and being with her husband, friends and four dogs. She enjoys classical music but is just as happy listening to Jimmi Hendrix or Queen.