Cora and the Clockwork Men: a chronicle of the Walker [NOOK Book]

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Cora Webb has lived the most ordinary of lives for over 23 years -- that of an average college student, with an average boyfriend, an average apartment and an average number of overdue bills. However, all of that changes when the Clockwork Men come to kill her. Cora's only hope is the mystery man known only as the Walker.

"Cora and the Clockwork Men," a 7400 word short story, is great for fans of ...
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Cora and the Clockwork Men: a chronicle of the Walker

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Overview

Cora Webb has lived the most ordinary of lives for over 23 years -- that of an average college student, with an average boyfriend, an average apartment and an average number of overdue bills. However, all of that changes when the Clockwork Men come to kill her. Cora's only hope is the mystery man known only as the Walker.

"Cora and the Clockwork Men," a 7400 word short story, is great for fans of contemporary/urban fantasy like Mercy Thompson, the Dresden Files, Luther Arkwright or Doctor Who!
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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940013177680
  • Publisher: Nifty Entertainment
  • Publication date: 8/2/2011
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • File size: 162 KB

Meet the Author

Mat Nastos has been a film/tv artist, director and writer since the early 1990s. His work has been published by Marvel Comics, DC Comics, Warp Graphics, Playboy and Highlights for Kids, and has been seen everywhere from the SyFy Channel to Cinemax to the Disney Channel.
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  • Posted August 10, 2011

    Great Little Steampunk Story!

    This was a really entertaining sci fi/steampunk short story. It opens with, "I was 23 when I learned the universe wanted me dead." It doesn't let up from there. The action is fast-paced and sprinkled with just the right amount of humor. Cora is in an unsatisfying relationship and thinks she's having a bad day.until the clockwork men show up and it gets much, much worse. In the midst of fighting for her life, she meets the mysterious Walker, who just may be able to get her out of this mess and provide her with some very important answers.

    This story was fun and well-written. I hope to read more about Cora and the Walker in the future.

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