Ellen Larson

In Retrospect (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The year is 3324. In the region once known as Turkey, the Rasakans have attacked the technologically superior Oku. The war is a stalemate until the Oku commander, General Zane, abruptly surrenders. Merit, a staunch member of the Oku resistance, fights on, but she and her comrades are soon captured. An uneasy peace ensues, but the Rasakans work secretly to gain control of the prized Oku time-travel technology. When Zane is murdered, the Rasakans exert their control over Merit, the last person on Earth capable of Forensic Retrospection.

Merit, though reinstated to her old job by the despised Rasakans, knows she is only a puppet. If she refuses to travel back in time to identify Zane's killer, her family and colleagues will pay the price. But giving in to Rasakan coercion means giving them unimaginable power. She has only three days to make this morally wrenching choice; three days to change history.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Savvy Press
• Seitenzahl: 194
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. Januar 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781939113368
• Artikelnr.: 58504818

Autorenporträt

Ellen Larson writes mystery fiction, science fiction, and mainstream fiction. Her short stories have appeared in Yankee Magazine, Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine (2010 Barry Award finalist), Big Pulp, Bloodroot, and Stoneslide Corrective. She is the author of the NJ Mysteries (Poisoned Pen Press 2013, 2014; "Sturdy prose and diverting sub-plots" -Library Journal), The Measure of the Universe (Savvy Press 2000; "Engaging weekend read for language lovers" -Booklist) and In Retrospect (Five Star 2013; "Carefully crafted" -starred PW, "A cleverly structured mix of science fiction and mystery" -Booklist, "Twisty plot" -Kirkus). A New Jersey native, Larson lived for seventeen years in Egypt, where she discovered a love of cultures not her own. These days she splits her time between an island off the Gulf Coast of Florida and an off-grid cabin in upstate New York, enjoying the solitude.