Ken Walters

Markers (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

How would you feel if after an almost twenty-year relationship you discovered either you or your significant other was not completely human? This is the question David and Anne Seagram face after she sends DNA samples to Markers, a heritage mapping service. His sample reveals David is extraterrestrial to an international company who wants to destroy the aliens and to save the global economy. David is kidnapped, faces torture and later sees a wonderland from the aliens, as he attempts escape after escape to return to his wife. Anne and private investigator Ruby Scott must search through David's and his mother's distant past to find her husband, transversing their various identities over the years to avoid detection. Can they find him before the global corporation? Just as David realizes he is more than he believed himself to be, Anne learns only she can control her destiny.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ken Walters
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. Juli 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201696788
• Artikelnr.: 62320152

Autorenporträt

Ken Walters writes with unique voices. This may come from a varied background, born in Detroit but raised in the South. He earned a BA in journalism from Memphis University and an MFA in fiction from the University of Alabama. He taught English for ten years, foster cared kids with special needs, and worked outside education and the arts for several years. His novel Markers is an expansive science fiction using dual-narratives to tell complimentary stories. More recently, he published A Life: 100 Sonnets, 100 Stories, using the poetic form to relate a hundred years of a character's life. His multi-layered styles give breadth and depth to the people of his worlds, as well as to their tales.

If you plan to read Markers, it may take a while at about 500 pages, but effectively you are reading two novels, with one character kidnapped and the other searching. At 100 pages, you are drawn into A Life, watching a child grow to old age in almost a time-lapse film.