Rainbow Maccabre

Forced to Move Worlds (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Discovering her powers was the worst moment of Brittany's life.

If she used her magic again, she would be 'removed'. Circumstances made it impossible not to utilise her healing light. She woke up in a different world, told she couldn't go back. She was too far gone, demon magic irreversible.

Nigel did his best to help her come to terms, having gone through the same experience thirty years prior. Not willing to walk eight-hundred-thousand-miles through hell and risk apocalypse to get back home, she went with him to the Demon College of Yore.

She came to blows, a clash of words with the centaur, Feyneyrey. Danger struck a match to kindle their friendship. The two young women, under Nigel's guidance, journeyed on a quest to destroy a corrupted deity.

This book contains scenes of violence and strong language.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rainbow Maccabre
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. September 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393841708
• Artikelnr.: 60112941

Autorenporträt

Rainbow Maccabre is a computer geek. Her favourite games are Bloodborne and the Dark Souls franchise. In these games, she dies over and over, learning the boss's manoeuvres and taking more risks. When that boss is finally dead at her feet, the euphoria that rushes through Rainbow Maccabre lets her know, if just for that moment, she can achieve anything. The grittier side draws her in the most. She lines her stories with a sinister edge. Apologies in advance for any mental scars she might inflict. Writing, for her, is a way to explore the darkness and confront her humanity.

Currently 32 years old, she came out as trans half her lifetime ago, in a place called Warsop, Mansfield. Being part of a controversial demographic has left her with an interest in controversial topics which are sometimes hidden. These topics are brought to light in her thought provoking stories. One such story, 'Razorlips', won a 75 word competition and Rainbow Maccabre was so proud, she had it adapted to a personalised comic strip, tattooed on her arm.