Cara Lee is the name used for the dystopian works of Misti Wolanski. Technology, biology, propaganda, and the moral implications of all three have fascinated the author since she first noticed how people with power often abuse it. She now writes stories that explore the boundaries where helpful becomes hurtful, and vice versa, while her cat tries to sneak sips of her coffee.

If you want to read more from the same person's head…
• For more sci-fi, look for Misty White.
• For more the tangled characters and situations, look for Misti Wolanski.
• For stories even darker than what you've read, look for Carralee Byrd.
(These are all the same writer, just different nuances of brand.)

If you want to read something comparable but…
• more lighthearted, this author recommends Lindsay Buroker.
• more adult, this author recommends Grace McDermott or Gabriella Webster.
• not the same writer, this author recommends Jennifer Recchio.
(These are different people-not her-and she does not get any reimbursement for suggesting them.)

All harm is not malicious.

TamLin grabbed the opportunity to leave his native universe to escape his mother. Living in another universe as an illegal immigrant is the only way he can outmaneuver others' efforts to puppeteer him.

He's a sensate, able to detect and interpret eddies of psychic energy and space-time without the need of tools and technology. That's a valuable ability-and he's an expert with it. He prefers loitering outside the law so he can take care of the manipulative jerks who work their ways around the system…and circumstances outside TamLin's control mean his current target knows he's onto him.

Now it's a race of who can destroy the other first.

A sci-fi novella featuring people who have conflict management issues, and who may or may not have good reason for them.

E-book has two versions of the story: one with salty language and one without.