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The Second Circle: Aftershock
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As the cities try to recover from the earthquake, old rivalries and new monstrosities boil to the surface.
Harry Stafford, dealing with the repercussions of crashing the border, discovers he has bigger problems when the Mayor of Glory takes a personal interest in him.
We meet Kitty Worth, a safe cracker who finds more than she bargained for.
Tony Sandeval and Daniel Taylor, two men who work for the Mayor of Glory, find out how difficult it is.
Edward Dammers is an ambulance driver who longs to be a man of honor, no matter what it takes.
Ember Canterra will take us to one of the strangest houses in Glory.
We'll meet Harry Stafford's ex-wife Nydia.
And Dr. Howard Russel, a man who either works at a secret underground lab connected to the 10th Circle Project, or is the Master of Ceremonies at The Oz, depending on where you are in the morphic field.
As the cities try to recover from the earthquake, old rivalries and new monstrosities boil to the surface.
Harry Stafford, dealing with the repercussions of crashing the border, discovers he has bigger problems when the Mayor of Glory takes a personal interest in him.
We meet Kitty Worth, a safe cracker who finds more than she bargained for.
Tony Sandeval and Daniel Taylor, two men who work for the Mayor of Glory, find out how difficult it is.
Edward Dammers is an ambulance driver who longs to be a man of honor, no matter what it takes.
Ember Canterra will take us to one of the strangest houses in Glory.
We'll meet Harry Stafford's ex-wife Nydia.
And Dr. Howard Russel, a man who either works at a secret underground lab connected to the 10th Circle Project, or is the Master of Ceremonies at The Oz, depending on where you are in the morphic field.
219 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 30, 2011
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About the author
Eileen Bell
23 books25 followersEileen Bell has has had fiction and creative nonfiction published in On Spec Magazine, and on CBC's Alberta Anthology. She’s won a handful of Aurora awards for her work in Women of the Apocalypse and Bourbon and Eggnog.
Her debut paranormal mystery novel, Seeing the Light, is the first in the Marie Jenner Mystery series. It won the BPAA Best Speculative Fiction Book of the year, and was shortlisted for the Bony Blithe Mystery Award for Light Fiction. (Under the pen name E.C.Bell.) The second book in the series, Drowning in Amber is available, and she's hard at work on the third.
When she’s not writing, she’s living a fine life in her round house (even if it is in a perpetual state of renovation) with her husband and two dogs.
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April 27, 2012
I enjoyed the second installment of this serialized shared-world anthology--especially the novella Victim 18, a hard-boiled heist story by Eileen Bell, that both gave clues to the continuing plotline and was a satisfying story in its own right. A Man of Quality by Ryan McFadden had a cool solution to the character's beset-by-monsters problem; One Horrible Day by Randy McCharles went off in an unexpected direction--but had the best ending line. After Harry's story installments and The Call, I am seriously rooting for him and Nydia to get back together.
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