Ljk Oliva

Graveyard Shift (Shades Below, #4) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

How do you save a monster who doesn't want to be saved?

A wolf attack outside Babylon is more than mere coincidence. It's a message… and a threat.

Psychic medium Lena Alan doesn't have time for monsters.

Finally back in her own universe, she's still coming to terms with what she saw inside the quantum elevator. When a young woman is slaughtered outside the city's most infamous subversive club, Lena realizes she can't avoid monsters anymore. At the request of private detective Jesper MacMillian's enigmatic landlord, she and MacMillian team up to hunt down the killer.

Their investigation takes them deep into San Francisco's dangerous and violent werewolf scene, considered extreme even by Demimonde standards. But there's more to this crime than meets the eye. With one of Babylon's owners ready to confess, Lena and MacMillian must race to find the truth before it's too late.

Is Daniel Zerubbabel the monster they're hunting?

Can they save him from his real enemy: himself?

In the city's darkest shadows, Lena and MacMillian push their partnership to the brink… and make a choice that will change it forever.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: L.J.K. Oliva
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Mai 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201188306
• Artikelnr.: 64106310

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.