Quantum Entanglement - It's a Personal Thing

by Chastity Lenoir

Overview

Chastity was certain she only wanted a love life full of fun and sex with no pesky commitments to tie her down. Unfortunately, like most of her plans, this one didn't quite go the way she expected. What she had to work with were things other people might find desirable. She was healthy, moderately pretty with big tits that made most men overlook anything she lacked. She had a Master's degree from a good school and a good job awaiting her after graduation. She seemed to have it all.

Then a twist of fate took away her loving parents, leaving her alone with the responsibilities of her daddy's company, a small fortune, and a house in the suburbs. She also inherited The Manor House. A place she hadn't been to since her childhood. A place shrouded in mystery and holding the keys to a heritage she didn't know was hers, and the promise of a life she could never have dreamed possible.

The Universe it is said, abhors a vacuum, and she also has a somewhat twisted sense of humor. Sometimes she will open a doorway to another realm for you. You may think that you know what you want, but without your even trying, she gives you what you never knew you needed.

All you have to do is walk through that door.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798855647556
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	10/23/2023
Series:	The Manor House Chronicles , #1
Pages:	378
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.78(d)

About the Author

Chastity Lenoir is a pseudonym for a married couple who wish to remain anonymous. We work on these books together and both of us have a long history of polyamorous extended relationships and studies in Metaphysical and utopian worlds. We are readers of Science Fiction and Mysteries and have interests in quantum realities, science, history, and sociology. The Manor House Chronicles is an attempt to blend a lifetime of varied interests into a harmonious utopian whole. It is Speculative Science fiction about the nature and consciousness of the cosmos.

We met over our love of books. One of us loved a book called, “2150AD” by Thea Alexander, and the other loved a book, “The Oversoul Seven Trilogy” by Jane Roberts, and after a brief interchange on a computer BBS and a couple of phone calls, we decided to meet in a Chinese restaurant to exchange books and we have been together ever since. If you add to those books, plus anything by Richard Bach, Robert Heinlein, Ursula Le Guin, or Anne McCaffery, mix them all together in a bowl, sprinkle in a little, “The Kin of Ata” by Dorothy Bryant, along with a healthy dose of Promiscuity and Quantum Physics you pretty much end up with the fun-filled, joyful, and thought-provoking ride that is The Manor House Chronicles.