What to Suspect When You're Suspecting. The Gus Chronicles, #2

Par : Karryn Nagel
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-0-9893451-9-4
  • EAN9780989345194
  • Date de parution08/08/2024
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  • ÉditeurPromise Press

Résumé

First, he was a gargoyle. Then, a dragon. Then, not a "he" at all. Everyone wants something from Gus, but you just want xer to stop eating your shoelaces and cheese puffs. Brant and Nico are busy raising the world's only known dragon. It's hard enough when xer throws tantrums and starts sending cryptic visions of the past to Nico in his dreams. Pressures mount from outside the domestic sphere as well, as the military, science factions, and even the public clamor for a piece of the action. From vampires and werewolves to pixies and politicians, a colorful cast descends upon their doorstep, each with their own agenda.
Things get serious when the magical tribunal shows up with a command: humans cannot foster dragons. Should they turn Gus over or take their growing family and flee to somewhere safe? This book is the second in the series, but can be read as a standalone. Perfect for fans of Legends & Lattes, Cursed Cocktails, and Terry Pratchett's Discworld series. 
I'm a country girl who was raised by race car drivers. I was a lightning designer for 7 years, then worked in Health/Healing in various capacities for 7 years. I ran a side business selling unusual, sexy sassy parasols for 2.5 years. I've done personal home organization, run a charity bake sale where I bake over 50 pies every Fall, and now I'm writing a book about my time as a cigarette and candy girl on the streets of San Francisco.
Basically, I'm good at many things, and like to apply those skills in new challenges. I'm a bit awed that I wrote a book, but this idea had haunted me, literally, for 7 years, and WOULDN'T let me rest. I believe strongly in obeying the creative spirit if it keeps knocking you upside the head. Cheers!In other news, I live in Berkeley, CA.