Arrastrada por la tormenta by Anna Zaires

Dima Zales is a science fiction and fantasy author based in Palm Coast, Florida. Prior to becoming a writer, he worked as a programmer and a manager in the software development industry in New York. Dima has done everything from high-frequency trading software for large banks to mobile apps for popular publications. In 2013, he left the IT industry to pursue his dream of becoming a writer. Dima had a master's degree in computer science from NYU and a double diploma in computer science and psychology from Brooklyn College.

There are also a number of pass-times and interest centers, the most popular of which is probably a professional level of mentalism. He simulates the transmission of thoughts on the spot and face to face, and he has put on shows for businesses, individuals, and friends. He is also interested in healthy eating and exercise, so he should live long enough to complete all of the book projects he has started. In fact, he hopes to truly achieve technological advancements that will allow him to live indefinitely (biologically or otherwise).

He enjoys learning about current and future technologies that may improve our lives, such as artificial intelligence, biological feedback ('biofeedback'), brain-computer interfaces, and brain implants. Aside from Le Code arcane (Le Code arcane: Tome 1), which won the Rone Award in 2014, and Le Domaine des Sorts (Le Code arcane: Tome 2), Dima has collaborated on a number of romances with his wife, Anna Zaires. The Krinar Chronicles, an erotic science-fiction series, has been named a bestseller in its genre by Marie Claire and Woman's Day. If you want erotica with a unique plot, don't hesitate to give this series a try, especially since the first book in the series (Close Liaisons) is available for free everywhere.

On the other hand, keep in mind that Anna Zaires' books will be far more explicit. Anna Zaires is his life's love, and she inspires him in all parts of his writing. She adds a touch of magic to everything Dima creates, and the books would not be the same without her. We strongly invite Dima's followers to visit http://www.annazaires.com/french.html to learn more about Anna's work.