Council of Worlds

In a remote village on the ky'iin homeworld of Kyx, a young woman has committed suicide. Investigator Viyar is assigned to what should be a routine check to make sure it wasn't murder. Ly will discover that there is far more going on.Not everyone on Kyx wants to deal with aliens, and the death is associated with a conspiracy that runs deep…so deep not even all of those involved know its true extent.The delicate treaty that holds interstellar peace is at risk…along with the entire future of Kyx.Nominated for the Webster Award for Best Writer in Virginia. Jennifer R. Povey is in her early forties, and lives in Northern Virginia with her husband. She writes a variety of speculative fiction, whilst following current affairs and occasionally indulging in horse riding and role playing games. Her short fiction sales include Analog, Cosmos, and Digital Science Fiction, and her first novel was published by Musa Publishing in April of 2013. Five alien species seek to come together...but not everyone is in agreement. Conservative and reactionary forces seek to drive them back apart.Can they overcome these and their biological differences and unite?

When the ky'iin came to Tyranis, they came as conquerors and farmers...and thought the herbivorous tyrar would be their new livestock.They were wrong.But the damage their exploitation has done to this world may not be reversible. As the tyrar and ky'iin try to build an equal relationship, experts come from another world, one which almost faced a similar fate.Earth. Jennifer R. Povey is in her early forties, and lives in Northern Virginia with her husband. She writes a variety of speculative fiction, whilst following current affairs and occasionally indulging in horse riding and role playing games. Her short fiction sales include Analog, Cosmos, and Digital Science Fiction, and her first novel was published by Musa Publishing in April of 2013. Five alien species seek to come together...but not everyone is in agreement. Conservative and reactionary forces seek to drive them back apart.Can they overcome these and their biological differences and unite?

Angels or demons? The glen are beautiful, insectoid, and mysterious. When Graeme is assigned to be the first human ambassador to their homeworld, he hopes to learn more about this species.What he learns about the glen and their origins is far, far more than he expected. But not everyone on Glyn is in favor of human influence.And some are entirely too much so. In a society with very different biology and mores, can Graeme and his glen friend Skyt find an answer to the potential destruction of the glen civilization. Jennifer R. Povey is in her early forties, and lives in Northern Virginia with her husband. She writes a variety of speculative fiction, whilst following current affairs and occasionally indulging in horse riding and role playing games. Her short fiction sales include Analog, Cosmos, and Digital Science Fiction, and her first novel was published by Musa Publishing in April of 2013. Five alien species seek to come together...but not everyone is in agreement. Conservative and reactionary forces seek to drive them back apart.Can they overcome these and their biological differences and unite?