Barbara G. Tarn

Wind Rider (Future Earth Chronicles Book 9) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Azur left the Siberian Rainbow Town with the wanderers, as an interpreter and secondary hacker who joined the Rainbow Town Freedom Team out of curiosity, then the Rainbow Towns Band after the aliens' defeat.

The band's World Tour over, Azur wants to go home, as do Toby and Gaia. From Paris to Siberia by steam-train, they reach his hometown where they start building their own airship, to be able to move around more easily.

A sensational journey across future Earth, trying to uncover more mysteries, be it with Airship Siberia or the Wind Rider. A thrilling science fiction story.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Unicorn Productions Books
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. September 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393535058
• Artikelnr.: 60150445

Autorenporträt

Barbara G.Tarn had an intense life in the Middle Ages that stuck to her through the centuries. She prefers swords to guns, long gowns to mini-skirts, and even though she buried the warrior woman, she deplores the death of knights in shining chainmail. She likes to think her condo apartment is a medieval castle, unfortunately lacking a dungeon to throw noisy neighbors and naughty colleagues in.

Also known as the Lady with the Unicorns, these days she prefers to add a touch of fantasy to all her stories, past and present - when she's not wandering on her fantasy world of Silvery Earth or in her Star Minds futuristic universe. She dabbles into historical fantasy with her Vampires Through the Centuries series and has started post-apocalyptic/steampunk series called Future Earth Chronicles.

She's a writer, sometimes artist, mostly a world-creator and story-teller. Two of her stories received an Honorable Mention at the Writers of the Future contest. One of her stories has been published in Pulphouse Magazine #5 (March 2019). She writes, draws, ignores her day job and blogs every other day.