Aaron Pitters

Michaelmas (Illustrated) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

On an autumn evening in 1727, Thomas Edward Downs sits down with his family to celebrate Michaelmas, in memory of the archangel casting Lucifer out of heaven. Their goose dinner is interrupted by the thunderous sound of a large horse-drawn carriage charging up the lane.

Doctor Rathbone, a colleague from the local apothecary, implores Thomas to leave with him at once. His assistance is needed with an urgent situation out at the childhood home of the recently-deceased Sir Isaac Newton.

Drawn by duty and curiosity, Thomas kisses his wife and children goodbye and heads out the door and into the rainy night.

Upon arriving at Woolsthorpe Manor, the men are ushered inside. Knowing Newton only as the father of modern science, they are unprepared for what they discover in the basement. The events that unfold will change their lives forever.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Aaron Pitters
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Januar 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215854693
• Artikelnr.: 72344931

Autorenporträt

Aaron resides in Atlanta, Georgia.

He is a fiction writer of literary works of all shapes and sizes. His debut Monarch is a unique four-part series that follows an unsettled housewife who fears the world will end in less than a month. His subsequent follow-ups delve even further down a dark psychological tunnel of uncertainty.

Psykosis tells the tale of a lawyer who visits a hypnotist that uses his patients to commit heinous crimes.

While Michaelmas ventures back to 18th-century England where the end of the age of magic and the dawn of science collide.

House Fly lands a recent divorcee a lucrative position in a new town without realizing the true extent of his new commitment.

Aaron is also a writer of a wide variety of film and television screenplays. His unique voice blends the mundane with the sublime as he tackles difficult subject matters using tone and inflection to accentuate the light and dark in all of us.