W. L. Lewis

Fetchwife (Elder Runes, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Valerie Emma Keary is missing most of her childhood memories. After losing three partners to violent deaths on the Pouls Point police force, she has finally managed to put her life back together as a probationary EMT. But when her check ride turns bloody and the murder victim is her ex-boyfriend's father Stan, it all comes crashing down as the murder scene erupts with magic and an armored, flying, blonde woman flies into the sky with Stan's soul.

As Detective Justin Marks investigates the murder, Emma is plagued by waking dreams, visits from the dead, and rune causing migraines. The magic swirls around Emma, driving her to the edge of sanity, until she realizes it's all real. The world is changing around her, and she needs to find the killer before another ritual killing happens or the police arrest her for the murders.

In the end, Emma must embrace her magical heritage, sacrifice herself and her lost memories to save everyone she loves.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: W.L. Lewis
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. Januar 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798230740315
• Artikelnr.: 72781814

Autorenporträt

William was born in the depths of rural Ohio. After being kicked out of every university he attended, he became a self-taught technologist and escaped to the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. He lives in his hilltop castle with his wife, 3 neighbor's cats, and a yard full of deer. By day, William designs and fixes complex systems for a Fortune 500 company. In his off time, he writes novels and attempts to write short stories if he can contain the words. He enjoys gaming with friends, his jeeps, a few beers, and amateur discussions about the existential consequences of quantum physics. A technology and worldbuilding expert, he's a novice bow maker and a tomahawk weirdo. He considers himself lucky enough to still (after 47 years) be playing AD&D with a good group of friends.