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The Apothic Man #2
Divine Fire
Divine Fire is the second book in the Apothic Man series.
In the Radiant Agnosian Empire, emetanisms and apothic methods from outside are restricted. The culcursus of an apothynom and the implants of the Oinos are illegal. Apothos is a sacred act that comes from Agnos, their god, the sun.
In Florey, the banking capitol of the Radiant Agnosian Empire, there is unrest. Agnos is smiting the wicked with Divine Fire. Neltiar Silva, an apothynom from the Polities, and Marie Lemieux, a woman possessing a verboten Oinos implant, want to know why and how. As they dig deeper, they find out the real reason men are dying.
Weordan is a world of apothos. The chemistry of glowing yellow blood sustains life and drives technology. Apothos is a personal technology practiced by apothynom, talented men and women who train their whole lives to build their metabolic capacity and hone their skill at directing that energy in novel ways. They construct apothic machines called emetanisms, mostly as tools to enhance their personal apothic capacity, but also to perform simple tasks in place of apothic effort.
In the Radiant Agnosian Empire, emetanisms and apothic methods from outside are restricted. The culcursus of an apothynom and the implants of the Oinos are illegal. Apothos is a sacred act that comes from Agnos, their god, the sun.
In Florey, the banking capitol of the Radiant Agnosian Empire, there is unrest. Agnos is smiting the wicked with Divine Fire. Neltiar Silva, an apothynom from the Polities, and Marie Lemieux, a woman possessing a verboten Oinos implant, want to know why and how. As they dig deeper, they find out the real reason men are dying.
Weordan is a world of apothos. The chemistry of glowing yellow blood sustains life and drives technology. Apothos is a personal technology practiced by apothynom, talented men and women who train their whole lives to build their metabolic capacity and hone their skill at directing that energy in novel ways. They construct apothic machines called emetanisms, mostly as tools to enhance their personal apothic capacity, but also to perform simple tasks in place of apothic effort.
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First published February 22, 2014
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Katherine Nabity
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Katherine Nabity began work on her first novel (Lucinda at the Window) in 1998. Fresh out of college with a degree in English and aspirations to write, she asked her then-boyfriend, Eric, to keep her accountable with a weekly writing assignment.
When she turned over three pages of gothic atmosphere, Eric's imagination ran with it and provided a compelling plot. Not only was Lucinda at the Window born, but so was a great writing team. Katherine and Eric have been married since 2000 and their progress as authors is on-going and ambitious.
Originally an Omaha, NE native, Katherine now lives in the Tempe, AZ. In addition to her writing, she has a passing interest in web design and maintains EntangledContinua.com and VOTS.org. Katherine also enjoys reading, playing ultimate frisbee, and learning about early 20th century stage magic.
Katherine Nabity began work on her first novel (Lucinda at the Window) in 1998. Fresh out of college with a degree in English and aspirations to write, she asked her then-boyfriend, Eric, to keep her accountable with a weekly writing assignment.
When she turned over three pages of gothic atmosphere, Eric's imagination ran with it and provided a compelling plot. Not only was Lucinda at the Window born, but so was a great writing team. Katherine and Eric have been married since 2000 and their progress as authors is on-going and ambitious.
Originally an Omaha, NE native, Katherine now lives in the Tempe, AZ. In addition to her writing, she has a passing interest in web design and maintains EntangledContinua.com and VOTS.org. Katherine also enjoys reading, playing ultimate frisbee, and learning about early 20th century stage magic.
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