Stevie Baines is on the run. She left behind the tiny town of Huck Gully, her dead end job, and her vindictive ex. With no money and no resources beyond her own strength, it’s hard to imagine she’ll survive for long on the road.
Her lover was only trying to help when he introduced her to Grath, whose body is miles away – and whose thoughts are in the head of whoever is holding an otherworldly device. That device can cure, heal, protect, and even grant wishes after a fashion. That kind of power makes Grath a tremendous ally. That kind of power can also make enemies, and Grath has his ...
Stevie Baines is on the run. She left behind the tiny town of Huck Gully, her dead end job, and her vindictive ex. With no money and no resources beyond her own strength, it’s hard to imagine she’ll survive for long on the road.
Her lover was only trying to help when he introduced her to Grath, whose body is miles away – and whose thoughts are in the head of whoever is holding an otherworldly device. That device can cure, heal, protect, and even grant wishes after a fashion. That kind of power makes Grath a tremendous ally. That kind of power can also make enemies, and Grath has his own agenda.
Now she’s running from more than ever, but she’s finally on her way.
Kathleen Dienne has been a reporter, a theatrical stage manager, a ghostwriter, a video game consultant, and a marketing analyst. Fiction is the most truthful stuff she’s written.
She is very lucky to have the enthusiastic support of a brilliant husband, a delightful toddler, and many friends inside the computer. When she isn’t writing, she’s reading. Secretly, she practices Italian with those “speak and learn” CDs in hopes of someday moving to Tuscany. So far, the only person picking up Italian with any fluency is the toddler.
If you’re the sort of person who enjoys watching how a writer avoids writing, please come over and hang out at http://www.kathleendienne.com. Sometimes there are recipes. You can also find her on Facebook (friend her or fan her!), GoodReads, and follow her on twitter (KathleenDienne). Finally, she loves hearing from readers, so feel free to drop her a line at kathleendienne at gmail.com.
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Stevie Baines is on the run. She left behind the tiny town of Huck Gully, her dead end job, and her vindictive ex. With no money and no resources beyond her own strength, it’s hard to imagine she’ll survive for long on the road.Her lover was only trying to help when he introduced her to Grath, whose body is miles away – and whose thoughts are in the head of whoever is holding an otherworldly device. That device can cure, heal, protect, and even grant wishes after a fashion. That kind of power makes Grath a tremendous ally. That kind of power can also make enemies, and Grath has his ...