Valerie Gaumont

Wildwood (The Society, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

After several mysterious deaths, what remained of the Chambers family was divided, each sent to a different city. After seventeen years of living on her own, Ivy Chambers is summoned to the Shadow Council. The Shadow Council rules life within The Society. Every one of the hidden clans, whether Vampire, Fae, Shifter, Seer or like Ivy, Mage must abide by its rulings. Their main goal? To keep the clans hidden from the normal world around them. While Ivy doesn't know what brought her to the attention of the Shadow Council, any more than she knows why her family was separated, she knows she must appear before them. Even though Russell, who seems to know far more about the situation than he lets on, tells her she hasn't been summoned for punishment, she is still cautious. After all the Shadow Council's rulings destroyed her world once, why would she trust them? This time however, it isn't personal, and it has the potential to destroy far more than just her.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Valerie Gaumont
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Januar 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781311187284
• Artikelnr.: 72788430

Autorenporträt

Valerie Gaumont is an evil genius whose mission is to take over the world. Her latest efforts were thwarted when her flying monkey army discovered beer. Currently they are in Rehab because no one likes a drunk flying monkey. (Thank you for your cards and letters of support.) When she is taking a break from villainy she can often be found with a pen in her hand. Yes, sometimes she is doodling, other times writing fiction and discovering new and interesting ways to combine reality with the outré. She has had short stories in the Violet Ampersand Anthology, Poetry, Prose and Other Voyages to the Edge, and the online Journal, Gothic Fairytales for Melancholy Children. In 2007 she was listed as a finalist in the William Faulkner International Writing Competition in the Novel-In-Progress category.