Ljk Oliva

Ghost In The Machine (Shades Below, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Where do you turn when you're trapped in the wrong universe?

A ghost hotel. A quantum elevator. A race against the universe.

Psychic medium Lena Alan's world is crumbling.

Still reeling from a devastating loss, she returns home to The Wayfare Hotel For Restless Spirits. Mysterious forces have made San Francisco's ghostly way-station more unpredictable than usual, but Lena is blind to the warning signs… until a freak accident rips her from her own reality and sends her hurtling through space and time.

Her sudden disappearance plunges private detective Jesper MacMillian into a race against the clock and the cosmos. Lena's not the first person to get lost in the quantum elevator. The first person made it back, but lost their mind along the way.

Forced to confront her deepest desires and darkest fears, can Lena stay true to who she is?

By the time MacMillian reaches her, will it already be too late?

At the crossroads where science and magic collide, Lena and MacMillian will have to determine what is real… and which stars guide the way home.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: L.J.K. Oliva
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386656371
• Artikelnr.: 53053134

Autorenporträt

L.J.K. OLIVA writes gritty urban fantasy in the Shades Below ShadowVerse. She spent much of her childhood exploring the creeks and storm drain tunnels near her house, and remains fascinated by the places no one notices. After all, that's where magic lives.

When not poking the thing that lives in her closet, L.J.K. enjoys exploring the shadows of the San Francisco Bay Area and searching for faeries in every creek within driving distance. She hasn't found any yet, but thinks that's because they're better at hiding than she is at looking.

She's still waiting for one to slip up.