Michel R Vaillancourt

Afterliving for Artists (Glitter City Knights, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Early winter in Glitter City, 1996. Every where else on the Gulf Coast might be finding it chilly, but for the city's Unwilling Orphan Alumna Afterliving, things are starting to warm up nicely.

Anoki Kuwari is a young artist with big hopes for his tattoo and modern art designs. He's bitter and angry at where he is now, and how he got here.

His best friend and artistic collaborator is Tiffany Spencer. She's a rising star on both sides of sunset in fashion design, with her commission work in demand around the world.

When a member of the Magi contacts Tiffany about a potentially culture-rocking commission, the duo can't say no. That plunges the pair into the complex world of plots, deceits and schemes of the Magi culture, and their hated enemies, the Diabolists.

With Demons walking estate halls, and Portals being torn open to other worlds, the only thing the pair can rely is their friendship and trust in each other. As one thing leads to another, and they find themselves stranded outside of Reality itself, the tension adds a spark to the mix, and they can't help but see each other in new ways.

Can the young new lovers stay ahead of the ever-spiraling circumstances? Or will the cruel and infamous monsters that surround them, and walk beside them, end their new romance far too soon?

Nothing is ever easy for the Alumna Afterliving of Glitter City, but sometimes, learning to trust is the hardest.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Michel Vaillancourt
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Februar 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798223863748
• Artikelnr.: 69435714

Autorenporträt

I was born just after man landed on the moon. I grew up with New Wave and Friday Night Videos as the soundtrack to my teen years. My first computer was a Commodore 64 that I bought with money I earned from Sea Cadet camp. I was a geek when it wasn't cool, tapped into an international FidoNet and an Internet no one knew about at 1200 baud.

My Mom was a Navy Wife; my Dad was an Officer and a gentleman. I stole my Dad's National Geographic and Popular Science magazines. My Mom gave me her wisdom, patience and and enough rope.

The Berlin Wall fell during my first try at University. I served during the Persian Gulf War as the first shocks of the New World Order started rippling outwards.

I was married, had a wonderful son, and divorced. I've gotten remarried, to an amazing friend and bright light in my world.

I'm into Steampunk, the Society for Creative Anachronism, table-top Role-Playing Games, and MMORPG gaming. Hal-Con, WolfCon, NovaCon, ConSeption, DraCONis, Steamcon.

I'm a 30-mumbleyear IT professional that started with NetWare. I ran my own consulting company for a decade. I'm an author, writing people-positive action-adventures and romantic fiction.

I've been around the world in 180 days. I'm thinking about building an Earthship. I still fight with swords.

I'm a bit complicated, a bit hard-nosed and a bit soft-hearted. My friends are my awesome.