Valerie Gaumont

Cast Adrift: The Channel Riders Book Eight (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

The Guild is changing. Elena knows that with Riko's death, change is inevitable. With the Guild still feeling abandoned by the council still causing tensions, the long-term plans between her and the elderly councilor come out into the open. Not all will be pleased, in fact she expects when he learns of it, Hashi will probably try to kill her. But before the season opens and she worries over Hashi's retribution, there are trade routes to secure and a planet to run. Mateo and Kiera are expecting the birth of their twins, the first human children born on Haven and while Elena worries about their limited medical facilities, she must ferret out what plans her Aunt Elizabeth has set into motion to regain power from Mateo. Strange dreams start to twist through Elena's nights, and she begins to realize the change is going to be bigger than any of them expected. Can the Guild survive to reach the next season?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Valerie Gaumont
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. April 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798224074099
• Artikelnr.: 72788296

Autorenporträt

Valerie Gaumont is an evil genius whose mission is to take over the world. Her latest efforts were thwarted when her flying monkey army discovered beer. Currently they are in Rehab because no one likes a drunk flying monkey. (Thank you for your cards and letters of support.) When she is taking a break from villainy she can often be found with a pen in her hand. Yes, sometimes she is doodling, other times writing fiction and discovering new and interesting ways to combine reality with the outré. She has had short stories in the Violet Ampersand Anthology, Poetry, Prose and Other Voyages to the Edge, and the online Journal, Gothic Fairytales for Melancholy Children. In 2007 she was listed as a finalist in the William Faulkner International Writing Competition in the Novel-In-Progress category.