Rowan McBride

Lone (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Seth Anderson has finally found sanctuary in Brier, Iowa. Even better, he's found Rafe: a strong, giant of a man who owns the town pool hall. Seth has never been so close to anyone. When he's asked to give a series of lectures in DC, it seems only natural that Rafe come along. But in a few surreal days, his true nature is exposed and he brings both their lives crashing down around them.

Because Seth is not only a werewolf; he's also something much, much worse.

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Author's Note: This is the second edition of "Lone." The first edition was published in 2007 by Amber Quill Press. Although I've revised and added several tweaks to the story, it is not substantially different from the first edition, and I wouldn't recommend purchasing this title if you've bought it before. Unless you're the sort to like tweaks. And improved writing. Then knock yourself out. ;)

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No cliffhangers. HEA.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rowan McBride
• Altersempfehlung: ab 18 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. April 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201117894
• Artikelnr.: 63647646

Autorenporträt

Born an Air Force dependent, Rowan McBride traveled the world and totally missed the 80's as most Americans know it. In exchange, xe's gotten to walk in clogs, break an arm at Mt. Fuji, and say prayers at a Korean Buddhist temple. So far it seems like a fair trade. Although xe graduated from high school in Hawaii, xe didn't learn to hula and make leis until going to college in Iowa. After leaving the Midwest, xe moved to Washington, DC and very nearly got xemself a Juris Doctor degree. Now xe's chilling out in Texas, diabolically planning road trips that could span years.

People say xyr life is random, and that's probably true. Rowan comforts xemself with the working theory that a random life makes for good stories. When that doesn't work, there's Pepero. Lots and lots of Pepero.