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Traveler Lost
Lost...
After leaving her stranded for months in her home dimension, the veil at last opens for Dedra. But something goes wrong, and she ends up in a strange, dark world where music plays by its own rules. Unable to call the veil—or heal herself—she's at the mercy of her hosts. Or are they captors?
Eosin and Jepsik set out to find her, navigating the veil and the perils of Manhattan to learn where Dedra has gone, and uncovering secrets that could throw all of Oolos into turmoil.
That is, if any of them can get home...
After leaving her stranded for months in her home dimension, the veil at last opens for Dedra. But something goes wrong, and she ends up in a strange, dark world where music plays by its own rules. Unable to call the veil—or heal herself—she's at the mercy of her hosts. Or are they captors?
Eosin and Jepsik set out to find her, navigating the veil and the perils of Manhattan to learn where Dedra has gone, and uncovering secrets that could throw all of Oolos into turmoil.
That is, if any of them can get home...
229 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 15, 2017
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About the author
Adrienne Dellwo
12 books5 followersAdrienne Dellwo has a BA in Journalism & Communications from the University of Oregon and has worked as a TV news producer, newspaper reporter, magazine columnist, and freelance medical writer. She also writes and produces indie film with her husband.
Adrienne has had short stories published by Siren's Call, Alliteration Ink, Local Hero Press, and DarkFire Fiction.
She's also a classically trained singer and violinist who picked up some guitar and piano along the way.
A life-long Northwesterner, Adrienne lives in Washington state, where she's raising a son and daughter who keep life magical. She's a self-professed geek, drinks lots of tea, and frequently changes her hair color.
Adrienne has had short stories published by Siren's Call, Alliteration Ink, Local Hero Press, and DarkFire Fiction.
She's also a classically trained singer and violinist who picked up some guitar and piano along the way.
A life-long Northwesterner, Adrienne lives in Washington state, where she's raising a son and daughter who keep life magical. She's a self-professed geek, drinks lots of tea, and frequently changes her hair color.
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