D Jordan Redhawk

Chained Destinies (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Drifter Simone Lang has been on the run for a decade, searching for the promised landa place of safety for people like her, people with unnatural powers, people called Variants. Her problem? She has no idea where to find it.

Bounty hunter Z Boukhari uses her speedster abilities to take down others of her kind for the courts. She suffers a burning need to find the woman responsible for her mother's death ten years ago.

When Simone and Z run into each other, they both find the answers they need and more. One woman holds Simone's salvation and Z's vengeance. They connect the pieces together, one for hope and one for death as love and desire blossom between them. But which will succeedthe dreamer or the butcher?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: sjc0825
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. August 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781642476231
• Artikelnr.: 75719066

Autorenporträt

Known to many readers as the author of the beloved and enduring Xenaverse fan fiction Tiopa Ki Lakota, D Jordan Redhawk was born in California, and raised in the wilds of Idaho, from Lewiston to Boise and all points between. After three years in Alabama, Western Germany, and Georgia (courtesy of the United States Army Military Police Corp), she settled in Portland, Oregon. She makes her living in the hospitality industry and shares her life with her wife of twenty-three years, and four furkids of the feline variety.

GCLS Goldie Awards
Lichii Ba 'Cho, Finalist, Lesbian Science Fiction/Fantasy.

Orphan Maker, Winner, Lesbian Young Adult.

Broken Trails, Finalist, Lesbian Contemporary Romance.

Beloved Lady Mistress: Book 2 of the Sanguire, Finalist, Speculative Fiction.
Lambda Literary Awards
Broken Trails, Finalist, Lesbian Romance.
Alice B. Readers Appreciation Committee
D Jordan Redhawk: Medalist for body of work, 2015.