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Muse Chronicles #1
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In the afterlife, a severely antisocial housewife named Annette Slocum becomes a modern day muse, providing catalysts of inspiration to the living. With each person she encounters, and with each life story she affects, Annette soon discovers that her own past is somehow mysteriously woven into these once seemingly unrelated narratives. When a malevolent childhood foe resurfaces in both her vivid memories and in the present life of her favorite client, Annette must make a perilous choice whether to run from her fears or to be empowered by them. Unfortunately for her, one single misstep in either direction could cause a chain reaction that might decimate the already fragile tapestry of the universe.
In the afterlife, a severely antisocial housewife named Annette Slocum becomes a modern day muse, providing catalysts of inspiration to the living. With each person she encounters, and with each life story she affects, Annette soon discovers that her own past is somehow mysteriously woven into these once seemingly unrelated narratives. When a malevolent childhood foe resurfaces in both her vivid memories and in the present life of her favorite client, Annette must make a perilous choice whether to run from her fears or to be empowered by them. Unfortunately for her, one single misstep in either direction could cause a chain reaction that might decimate the already fragile tapestry of the universe.
324 pages, Paperback
First published September 2, 2012
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About the author
David P. Jacobs
75 books10 followersDavid P. Jacobs is the author of two self-published novels of The Muse Chronicles.
In 2016, David was awarded first place in the Missouri Writer's Guild Fall Fiction Contest Science Fiction category for one of his upcoming projects - a stand-alone novel, Satellite.
When David is not writing, he enjoys ghost hunting and can often be found acting and entertaining audiences on the community stage. He also loves to draw and paint, finding comfort in anything creative.
David Lives in Columbia, Missouri.
In 2016, David was awarded first place in the Missouri Writer's Guild Fall Fiction Contest Science Fiction category for one of his upcoming projects - a stand-alone novel, Satellite.
When David is not writing, he enjoys ghost hunting and can often be found acting and entertaining audiences on the community stage. He also loves to draw and paint, finding comfort in anything creative.
David Lives in Columbia, Missouri.
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May 13, 2018
Inspiring
Definitely different subject matter, and that is something I find refreshing. A quick and easy read - I couldn't stop reading. Will read the next installment.
Definitely different subject matter, and that is something I find refreshing. A quick and easy read - I couldn't stop reading. Will read the next installment.
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