The Outland. Worlds Apart, #2

Par : Melissa Barker-Simpson
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8231321131
  • EAN9798231321131
  • Date de parution31/07/2025
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurWalzone Press

Résumé

Embracing her role as the Fifth Watcher, Audrey Montgomery has made a home in the Outland. As the bridge between the Continuum and those who live within it, her mission is clear: identify and protect Outlanders, those born between worlds. When Saffron Jenkins, a gifted Outlander, begins experiencing disturbing mental intrusions, it soon becomes clear she's being hunted-not in the physical world, but through Borrowing, a dangerous process that allows a killer to slip into her mind.
Revealing just enough to torment her, but never enough to be caught, the predator plays a chilling game of cat and mouse. As the connection deepens, Saffron must work with Audrey, Hunter-Audrey's second-in-command-and her own underground network to unravel a conspiracy that threatens not only her sanity, but the safety of the entire Continuum.
I've been writing since, well...since I was knee-high to a grasshopper. I often look back on those earlier stories, and apart from laughing at the heavy-handed drama, or cringing at my inexperience, I am reminded that I have always lived in other worlds. My first novel was published in 2008, and I love nothing more than working on a new project. The voices inside my head invariably pull me in different directions, so although I try to work on one thing at a time, those who know me would tell you it doesn't always work!I have a full-time job which, though does not involve writing per se, incorporates my love of language.
As a British Sign Language Interpreter, I get to translate information between two languages which is (mostly) fun. I have two beautiful daughters who bring me great joy. They also keep me grounded, because otherwise I would have my head in the clouds permanently!