Foinah Jameson

Marker of Faith (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Something evil has awakened... As it was in the beginning so it shall be again. Darkness has come to the small town of Portsmouth. An old power, brutal and savage, has waited for the time of man to end. That time is now. Holy people, leaders of different faiths, are being slaughtered, torn apart by shadows for the sinister rituals that will bring about the destruction of the world. ∞ Shadows... The citizens of Portsmouth have little time. The Shadow Army is rising while the ancient battle of Darkness versus Light threatens to cast the world into shadows once again. ∞ Destiny... Drawn together through tragedy and fate: A cynical and disillusioned homicide detective... A homeless man with a secret past... A bitter medical examiner... A witch.... ∞ From different walks of life these people must join forces to fight the shadows and find their power within not only to save themselves, but the world from the final darkness.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Foinah Jameson
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. November 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780990823896
• Artikelnr.: 70334376

Autorenporträt

Foinah Jameson lives in Portland, Oregon, the delightfully weird center of the Pacific Northwest, and spends her days with a fabulous husband, two Norse Gods disguised as her daughters, and a menagerie of used animals. At night Foinah sneaks out to her office on the back deck under an umbrella where she writes feverishly on a battered Mac laptop, typing away madly until the sun rises. Dark, comic, creepy tales come to life as she sips cold coffee and chain-smokes aromatic cigars in the crisp night air.
She is the author of Marker of Faith -- a supernatural thriller, Mostly Dead Melvin -- a darkly funny pop culture satire of the modern vampire myth, and five short story collections. Her short stories and novels run the gamut of the supernatural to poignant vignettes of everyday life.
In a previous life Foinah was a musician, a publican, a fortune-teller, a chef, a burgeoning astrophysicist, and an artist rep.
Now a domestic goddess and a mother by day/writer by night, Foinah enjoys her alter ego as the smoking monkey who gets to use a laptop.

"Writing is so much cheaper than therapy! And you can drink while you do it."