Tempest Rising
Book 1 in the Jane True series
Published on 5. August 2010
368 pages
978-0-7481-2126-7 (ISBN)
Description
Jane True has always felt like a misfit in Rockabill. With a shady family background and a tragic past, she's used to being rejected by so-called 'normal' society. But she's about to discover there's more to this town than meets the eye.
During her nightly swim in the ocean, a grisly find leads Jane to some startling revelations about Rockabill - and about her own dark heritage. Behind everyday life, she uncovers a world filled with strange, powerful (not to mention alluring) supernatural beings. It's a world both frightening and deadly. But it could be just what Jane's looking for . . .
During her nightly swim in the ocean, a grisly find leads Jane to some startling revelations about Rockabill - and about her own dark heritage. Behind everyday life, she uncovers a world filled with strange, powerful (not to mention alluring) supernatural beings. It's a world both frightening and deadly. But it could be just what Jane's looking for . . .
Reviews / Votes
A fascinating, fast-paced, sexy storm of a book * Rachel Caine * From small-town hijinks to otherworldly intrigue, this is a fun start to a new series, and a promising first novel * LOCUS * An exciting journey of self-discovery and murder mystery . . . A notable debut * ROMANTIC TIMES * Peeler's Jane True series is one that readers will want to see through to the end * IMPACT *More details
Series
Edition
Digital original
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Little, Brown Book Group
Edition type
Digital original
File size
0,65 MB
ISBN-13
978-0-7481-2126-7 (9780748121267)
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08/2011
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Person
Nicole D. Peeler does not have any cats, kids, or husbands. Instead, she vexes literature in her new role as an assistant professor of Popular Fiction at Seton Hill University, Pennsylvania.
