Jill Shultz

Angel on the Ropes (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Dazzling trapeze artist Amandine Sand leads a perilous double life. Will her secret-and her choices-save her planet or ruin it?

Amandine walks a high wire between two lives-hobbled by a life-threatening secret. She's one of the spotted humans wrongly accused of being a plague carrier. These "leopards" are hunted by zealots to protect their offworld colony from the scourge.

Despite this threat, Amandine spends her days guiding other leopards to an underground shelter run by the pacifist Seekers. At night, with her own spots hidden, she takes to the air, the one place this extraordinary artist feels free and gloriously alive.

When the persecution of leopards explodes into widespread violence, the Seekers demand more of her time. But her circus is teetering toward bankruptcy and desperately needs her, too. She has no time to breathe…and then she meets a stranger who leaves her breathless. And might just be the biggest risk of all. If her trust is misplaced and she's unmasked, everyone she loves-and everything she's fought for-could crash.

To survive, Amandine must draw upon everything she's learned from the circus and Seekers and summon the courage to reveal her true colors. But can a pacifist defend her violent enemies to stop a civil war? And can this reluctant angel fly beyond her limits to save her life, her love, and her world.

Science fiction novel with a love story. Ages: adult. 108K (app. 287 pp.).

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Jill Shultz
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780984889211
• Artikelnr.: 42174518

Autorenporträt

Jill Shultz is a novelist, freelance editor, and writing coach. She has a B.S. in Biology from Cornell University and M.S.T. in Environmental Sciences from Antioch University. For most of her career, she zigzagged between arts and environmental organizations; some of the strange but true consequences can be found on the author page of her website, http://www.JillShultz.com.