L L Watkin

The Cathedral In The Void (The Handmaiden, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Tommy had never been in jail before. You had to try really hard to get arrested on Natilus, and he'd spent seventeen years there not trying that hard at anything. All he'd seen of Theril so far was the jail, he'd been locked up almost as soon as his shuttle landed. Mind you, being accused of mass murder probably counted as "trying hard" anywhere.

Keldaren had been born on Theril, dragged herself up there, made friends, made money, and lost both. It was beautiful, but she wasn't sure that it would be home much longer. Regardless of the titles, the money and the designer wardrobe, there were only so many murders, plots and accidents a girl could take before she was forced out of town.

The third book in the Handmaiden series.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: L L Watkin
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. März 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781310306273
• Artikelnr.: 72363163

Autorenporträt

LL Watkin is the pen name for writing partnership Liz Smith and Louise Smith, two sisters from the North of England who've been writing together since, well, forever. We write a mixture of short stories and full length novels in the science fiction and fantasy genres, and while some stories may be more Louise's and others more Liz's, all spring from a collaborative process.

In summer 2022 we will publish our new four part novel series, The Snowglobe, which is a double-stranded narrative set in a multi-dimensional universe. It concerns a criminal investigation by Divine Law Enforcement (DLE), which aims to locate and arrest a psychotic demi-god, Kaelvan, who is determined to murder a specific human child. Although the plot includes fantastical elements, most often ESP and telekinesis, the settings are all post-industrial societies, some of them more technologically advanced than our own and others steam-punk in feel.