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Give Substance to a Thought: Part Three of the Hagen Patterson Trilogy

Give Substance to a Thought: Part Three of the Hagen Patterson Trilogy

by Regina Glei
Give Substance to a Thought: Part Three of the Hagen Patterson Trilogy

Give Substance to a Thought: Part Three of the Hagen Patterson Trilogy

by Regina Glei

Overview

"Al", the demon that Hagen Patterson houses already for thirteen years, has finally revealed its true nature. Now Al demands that Hagen give him substance, using his alchemy skills. Hagen would like nothing better than to comply and be rid of Al, but first he has to deal with his foes.
Tim Abcott, the dethroned leader of the inner circle of alchemists, collaborates now with the enemy: the head governmental agent Andy Mitchell. Not only that, Abcott has also Hagen's scheming wife Juliana on his side. Caught between human killers and magical beasts - giants, wolfbears and croclihos - from Al's realm, Hagen tries to protect his children and himself with all means necessary.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781501015496
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 11/16/2014
Pages: 432
Product dimensions: 5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.88(d)

About the Author

"Nothing is as interesting as other people's problems."
That's the overall motto of Regina's speculative fiction.
Regina Glei was born in Germany but nourished a fascination for the Far East ever since she was a little girl. A graduate in Japanese Studies, she has resided and worked in Japan for more than ten years.
Living far away from her home country has been a powerful influence on her fiction, which she describes as speculative and sometimes weird...
You can find news about Regina and links to her contemporary fantasy novellas "That One Minute" and "Lord of Water", her adventure SF novel "Dome Child", her SF novella "The Glow of the Dark", and the two predecessors of "Give Substance to a Thought": "She Should Have Called Him Siegfried" and "To Mix and To Stir" (which are parts one and two of the Hagen Patterson Trilogy), and various short stories on her website:
http://www.juka-productions.com/
Regina is also on Facebook and Twitter
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