Kyle Roesler

Keep Austin Weirdest: A Subtitle to be Named Later (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Eleanor Cooprider and Kim Park are back for their third tiptoe through the tumultuous times we are tangled up in! San Diego journalist Anna Larsen arrives in Austin intent on shoving Eleanor out of the superhero closet. Text after text, Eleanor is notified by friends and former students that Anna is contacting them to learn how Eleanor managed to advise them on their future careers at a young age or with very little chance to learn about their talents and abilities. Eleanor requests everyone give only emphatic no comments until she has another face-to-face confrontation with the fourth estate. Why's it got to be so hard to be an anonymous superhero these days, huh? While this is going on, Kim and Eleanor are also helping Kim's mom care for Dr. Park, Kim's bed-ridden father. But, why does the home health aide Susan Park hired look so familiar, huh? Amelie is now comfortable and confident with having a superpower. But, why has her dad's Soul Mate, Eric Heric of Chicago, suddenly reappeared in his life, huh? These events and a subsequent series of surprises leads Eleanor to learn more about superpowers and how they are passed on from one generation to the next. This book has the big four C's covered: family crises, relationship crises, financial crises and regional rivalry of relative weirdness crises. The weird really hits the fan in this one, folks - be the first on your block to find out how the trilogy ends when you read "Keep Austin Weird: A Subtitle to be Named Later"!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kyle Roesler
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Oktober 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005303235
• Artikelnr.: 75621942

Autorenporträt

Kyle G. Roesler, who used to write using the pseudonym Mary Jane, began his writing career as a columnist for "The Muddraker", the student-run newspaper at Harvey Mudd College. He then spent a number of years writing screenplays before turning his attention to writing novels. He published "Fate" in 2001 and "Saba" in 2009.