Christina Winds

Nouveau Lich (Abaddon, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Spy. Assassin. Inventor. Phillip Lichner is used to knowing what needs doing and how to do it with skillful efficiency. But with a big brother who is the king of Abaddon and the acknowledged strongest lich ever known, Phillip has always felt second-best. Still, when his brother, King Eric, asks him to come to Earth to get a spy network established before the banished Abaddonites are allowed to return, Phillip can't refuse. He has always supported Eric to the best of his ability and he knows an efficient network will be critical in maintaining Eric's control over the volatile races of Abaddon. But how long is it going to take to recruit spies for magical beings in an unfamiliar world full of magically-blind humans? Then he meets Rebecca and he is no longer quite so impatient to get his task done so he can return to Abaddon.

Rebecca Smythe fought hard for her job with the FBI-against the good ol' boy's club, controlling relationships, and even her own father. She's not about to give it up just because she finds Phillip so intriguing. Minor flirting is all she'll allow rather than risk forming an attachment that would have her defending her life choices yet again. But when a case goes sour and Phillip is the only one she can trust, his unconditional support makes her question her view of relationships-if she can get past the fact that he's not quite human.

Then again, it's not only the banished races that can be monstrous. The humans she chases are far more 'monster' than the handsome lich helping her.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Christina Winds
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. April 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781733679640
• Artikelnr.: 58344895

Autorenporträt

One day, an introverted young girl sat in her high school classroom, listening to the teacher instruct her about things she had already learned from the books she loved to read. Not being the social type, she decided to combat her boredom - and pretend to be working - by writing her own book instead. That initial story ended up being hundreds of hand-written pages long. And had absolutely nothing resembling a plot arc.

But the stories and characters stuck around as the girl grew up - her saviors in times of stress or boredom...or work meetings which are often both. They entertained her, distracted her, and both kept her out of and got her into trouble. Eventually, they told her that they were tired of being stuck only inside her head. They wanted a change of scenery. When they started to yell loudly enough, Christina gave in and agreed to put them all into their own books.

It's going to take a while to get to them all - it's crowded in there.

Currently, Christina Winds spends her days wrangling databases and her evenings as a mother of two teens, mom-taxi driver, cook, handyman, woodworker, dog-toy thrower, cat servant…and prolific reader. In what spare time she can squeeze out, she writes novels. Her favorite stories are the ones in which the bad guy isn't all that bad-if only you understood his point of view. Everyone is the hero of their own story. It is her belief that we should all look for that hero in everyone we meet.