Heartbound: A love story which transcends not merely different cultures, but remarkable realms.

Are there other realms and civilizations out there? In P I Alltraine’s Heartbound there are – and we find an ambassador from one making his way to earth. How he copes with cultural barriers is amusing but more enthralling is his take on an 18-year-old human girl and just how much of himself he’s willing to give, as well as reveal. 

Synopsis
Petyr has never found it necessary to consider the humans as anything more than distant, inferior beings–until now. They are the cause of the fatal desease that has plagued his realm, taking the lives of too many of his kind. As a future leader of a realm in peril, Petyr must find a way to resist and cure the affliction. He must enter the unfamiliar realm, appear to be an ordinary eighteen-year-old human, observe and learn.

However, things don't exactly go according to plan. Instead of embarking single-mindlendly on his sober mission, Petyr meets and 18 year old girl who does things to his emotions that he can't quite fathom or control.

Petyr is falling in love, and he almost forgets the gravity his choices have on his entire world. Despite the risk it poses to his life and hers, he wants to know her, and he wants her to know him–and his world. 

Heartbound by P.I.Alltraine is available via http://www.soulmatepublishing.com

About the Author A multi-award winning poet and author, P.I. Alltraine spends her days teaching English Language and Literature in London. She has a degree in English from Queen Mary University, London and a post graduate in Teaching and MA from the UCL, also in London.

Her poems Kites and The Gift have appeared in separate anthologies and she has won several poetry competitions. A video of her spoke word poem ‘Unmoving’ is available from Spoken Word Revolution.

The author spent a lot of time in the Philippines where she was ensconced in a world of dark myths and enchanted tales – traces of this young adult learning can be found in her fantasy writing. Although she has moved around and experienced a number of different cultures in doing so, she has always enjoyed the constancy of writing in her life. Her favourite authors include John Milton, Virginia Woolf and James Joyce.