His biggest priority is getting the station organized and running smoothly. Her plans go awry when she meets the commander of the station and realizes that old enemies are still endangering the Khalarans.Īdmiral “Mack” Makarian doesn’t know what to make of the woman who has landed on his space station.

Her biggest goal is to get her ship repaired and to leave the Cirrus One space station before anyone recognizes her. Gillie has no interest in being anything but what she is. Not a bad gig if you can get it, huh? Well, not so much. As if that weren’t fantastic enough, she’s now worshiped as a goddess. Captain Gillaine (Gillie) Davre wakes up and finds she and her intelligent space ship have somehow traveled 342 years into the future. It’s all good.įor new readers, An Accidental Goddess is a great reissue to start with. Realizing her potential, Bantam has reissued some of her earlier books and signed her up for some new ones. She was initially published by a smaller press publisher (also in ebooks) and wrote under another name – Megan Sybil Baker. Girl and boy names were ranked by popularity for the years 1980-1999 and for the years 2000-2021 based on the number of babies given that name at birth during those periods.Linnea Sinclair has been writing for a while, though you may not have seen her books. To assist you in your baby name search, Stacker found the baby names that have risen the most in popularity during the 21st century using data from the Social Security Administration. Others prefer something more unique to set their child apart. Some parents appreciate the relative neutrality of a popular name, knowing their child won’t be singled out. Stances on the use of popular names for a newborn have always varied. Expectant parents are hiring consultants, employing numerologists’ services, and even taking polls among their friends and family to help them narrow down the near-infinite list of possibilities. The Wall Street Journal reported more than a decade ago that parents were facing unprecedented stress over choosing a name and going to untold-and expensive-lengths to find the perfect moniker. The impact a name has, and the angst parents feel over choosing the right one, is nothing new.

Ethnic, religious, political, or specifically gendered names signal a lot about a person-intentional or not. After all, the base of any personal brand, online or not, really starts there. For expectant parents, this often translates into major anxiety over picking the perfect baby name. ( Stacker) - With the rise of social media and the increased necessity of having a major online presence, many feel the growing need to develop a personal brand to set themselves apart.

An accidental goddess