New e-book!
In the continuing saga of getting the backlist -- written pre digital (although this particular book was written on either a Commodore 64 or an IBM portable - fit in a backpack weighed 17 pounds) -- we bring you my third novel, first published in 1989, one of the first of the modern urban fantasies: Gate of Darkness, Circle of Light.
Cover by the always amazing Tigerbright Studios.
"First published in 1989 and taking place in downtown Toronto, one of the earliest of the modern urban fantasies, GATE OF DARKNESS, CIRCLE OF LIGHT is the story of a fight against encroaching darkness by a developmentally handicapped young woman, a street musician with no idea of his potential, a bag-lady who's tired of picking up the pieces, and an adept of the light. Mixing actual Toronto ghost-stories with traditional Faire, a police procedural, and a cat, GATE OF DARKNESS, CIRCLE OF LIGHT opened a gate at street level to the urban fantasy that followed."
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Amazon for kindle
Barnes and Noble for Nook
iTunes for iStuff although once again I can't figure out how to do a weblink -- everything sends me to the app store (is now glad she didn't buy an iPad because this is really frickin' annoying)(more on that later)(the not buying an iPad, not the really frickin' annoyed part)
ETA: Thanks to archangelbeth: the iTunes link!
Cover by the always amazing Tigerbright Studios.
"First published in 1989 and taking place in downtown Toronto, one of the earliest of the modern urban fantasies, GATE OF DARKNESS, CIRCLE OF LIGHT is the story of a fight against encroaching darkness by a developmentally handicapped young woman, a street musician with no idea of his potential, a bag-lady who's tired of picking up the pieces, and an adept of the light. Mixing actual Toronto ghost-stories with traditional Faire, a police procedural, and a cat, GATE OF DARKNESS, CIRCLE OF LIGHT opened a gate at street level to the urban fantasy that followed."
Show More
Show Less
Show More
Show Less
Amazon for kindle
Barnes and Noble for Nook
iTunes for iStuff although once again I can't figure out how to do a weblink -- everything sends me to the app store (is now glad she didn't buy an iPad because this is really frickin' annoying)(more on that later)(the not buying an iPad, not the really frickin' annoyed part)
ETA: Thanks to archangelbeth: the iTunes link!