Hili: Abducted by a seductive alien

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*This is a romantic Sci-fi. If you do not like the genre, then you will not like this novel.

Madison's having a lousy day after separating from her husband. But, since things can always get worse, she's gets taken by a flying saucer. HILI is a science fiction story about contact with extraterrestrial intelligence. The theme is nothing new to fans of the genre, but the story also explores the limits of one's own sanity and capacity to preserve their life and the existence of their race. With many surprises and twists, HILI opens with the abduction of Madison De Marco, a famous model. Madison wakes up in a metal chamber and is not alone. With her is a man who - although attractive - does not appear to be human. After the initial shock, Madison will eventually learn why she's on the spaceship and where she's going. She realizes that things aren't exactly as they seem and she may be in trouble aboard this ship.

About the author

Lu Evans has a degree in Journalism. She began her artistic career as a ballerina and an actress.

She publishes short stories in several magazines and anthologies in Brazil and has short stories on American sites. She also organizes contemporary anthologies of fantastic literature in Brazil.

She coordinates (with Rozz Messias) the project Fantastic Writers BR, which catalogs female authors who write fantastic literature. 

Translated books: "La Princesa de Las Aguas" (2020 - in Spanish with translation by Roberta Prado); "Santa Dragon" (2019 - in English with translation by the author and review by Coleen Maddy); "Hili" (2018 - in English with translation by the author and review by Chris Mackey).

Translated books to be released: "El Principe Llameante" (in Spanish with translation by Roberta Prado); "Robotic Dramas & Other Futuristic Short Stories" (in English with translation by Márcia de Assis); "Somniis" (in English by Rachel Lima Lopes); "The Princess of the Waters" (in English with translation by Thais Emrich); "The Flaming Prince" (in English with translation by Amanda Nunes).

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