CityMuse

by Nelson Lowhim

Overview

Matt, a mercenary, lives in the city and is happily married. One day he sets his eyes on the most beautiful woman in the world. His heart throbs. Against his best instincts, he follows her.
But nothing in this world is as it seems. And between trips to war, talking with his distant wife, and now trying to juggle a lover, he cannot seem to find time to ground himself. The world moves away from him.
What transpires is a trip down a rabbit hole that will forever change him.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781940122052
Publisher:	Alternative Book Press
Publication date:	07/13/2013
Pages:	156
Product dimensions:	5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.36(d)

About the Author

Lowhim served in the US Army as a Green Beret Engineer and graduated from Columbia University. He's been published in LA review of LA, Nine Line Anthology, and Afterwords.
Born in the bubbling cauldron of Tanzania, he picked up his first pen at the age of two and chewed. He's progressed much since then. He wrote his first story at 5, a knockoff of all the prince-saves-princess stories he'd read at the time. Life did not rest. It took him to India, then frigid Michigan. The shock, according to parent-sources, was a character building exercise. Lowhim, however, only remembered clenched fingers trying to write.
Soon he was hitchhiking the mountainous American West, where the outlaw locals kept his journal full of color. It wasn't long before he joined the US Army where the detritus of Babylon only furthered his literary ambitions. Iraq wasn't done with him. He would return, an Engineer in 5th SFG. When he returned from that trip, he finished his first novel.
Released upon the world, he attended Columbia University. He spent his free time writing and working with other authors. He graduated and has since been penning some of the most ambitious novels this side of that Pluto rock.
Lowhim currently lives with his girlfriend in the Bronx. You can visit his blog at: http://nelsonlowhim.blogspot.com/
His novels are: When Gods Fail (the series), The Struggle Trilogy, Tree of Freedom, and CityMuse