Michael Blatherwick

Photograph and the Daughters of Invention (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Someone has a pair of Dana's roller skates.

As if moving to New Mexico to start a new life while searching for her mother wasn't hard enough, Dana Jefferson can't control her panic attacks. A stranger on high-tech roller skates may hold the key to her mother's whereabouts, but a paramilitary group with ties to her past have put everyone's life in peril. She still has Nick, her best friend, but new feelings are complicating their friendship. If she could just figure out who the new skater is, she might be able to uncover her mother's fate, stop a terrorist organization, and fix her head and her heart.

Photograph and the Daughters of Invention is the action-packed sequel to Photograph and the Atomic Juggernaut. Dana Jefferson's continuing journey is about finding purpose and taking responsibility as she roller skates through the lives of family, friends, and foes.

The Photograph Chronicles:

Dana "Photograph" Jefferson is a young woman with a head in the clouds and her feet firmly planted in her amazing high-tech skates, Laverne and Shirley. Her adventures take her on a journey through her family's secret history and her own quest for purpose. Action, adventure, and relationships make the series a must for broad fans of thrillers, light science fiction, and young adult themes.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Jackowick Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 306
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. August 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798986777245
• Artikelnr.: 68529516

Autorenporträt

Michael Blatherwick was born and raised in New Jersey and has spent many years traveling the US as well as work assignments in the United Kingdom and India. A graduate of Villanova University, he resides in Bordentown, New Jersey, with his wife, dog, and their loyal army of cats, permanent, feral, and foster. Michael is a fan of a wide array of authors and genres, citing his main influences as Michael Lewis, T.C. Boyle, Michael Chabon, Edgar Rice Burroughs, and Margaret Atwood. He believes that the best fiction has firm roots in "believability" but pushes the imagination to the fringe between truth and fantasy.