Orcas Intermission by Laura Gayle
CAMILE TATE IS READY TO BE SEN. .but is her world ready to see her? Reeling from her recruitment as a confidential informant in the island's ongoing more-than-murder investigation, Cam is flummoxed by an escalating avalanche of secrets divulged by everyone from her boss, Lisa Cannon, to her friend Paige Berry, and the rakishly charming JoJo Brixton, among others. No one and nothing is what it seemed; and as each new revelation leads to even deeper ones, it becomes a struggle to focus on her fabulous new day job: bringing her recently completed play, Salon Confidential, to the stage In all the chaos, Cam nearly misses the one thing that's so clear to everyone around her: how much she herself is changing. In this fast-moving, humorous, heartbreaking>and heartwarming final volume of The Chameleon Chronicles, Cam faces more than one old nemesis, a slew of surprising new challenges, the long arm of the law, and her innermost fears.as a>truly unforgettable opening night draws ever nearer.
Laura Gayle is the nom de plume of two friends who were ready to collaborate. Shannon Page was born on Halloween night and raised without television on a back-to-the-land commune in California. Her work has appeared in Clarkesworld, Interzone, Fantasy, Black Static, Tor.com, and many anthologies. Books include Eel River; the collection Eastlick and Other Stories; and Our Lady of the Islands, co-written with the late Jay Lake. Her many editing credits include the essay collection The Usual Path to Publication. Shannon is a longtime yoga practitioner, has no tattoos, and is an avid gardener at home with her husband, Mark Ferrari, in Portland, Oregon. She has a tiny office made from a toolshed in the back yard, and still doesn't have a television. Visit her at www.shannonpage.net. Karen G. Berry has lived in or near Portland, Oregon, for over thirty years. She has failed to transcend her solidly Midwestern upbringing-no yoga, no tiny office, no garden, no husband. She does have three grown daughters, two small dogs, and several thousand books. She also has one television but it doesn't work very well so she feels like it shouldn't count. A social media professional by day, she is an extensively published poet, with work appearing in Goblin Fruit, Prairie Poetry, Fireweed, and many more print and online journals. Karen is the author of one novel (affectionately referred to as that trailer park murder-mystery), Love and Mayhem at the Francie June Memorial Trailer Park. Visit her at www.karengberry.mywriting.network/
| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9781636320977 |
| ISBN 10 | 163632097X |
| Title | Orcas Intermission |
| Author | Laura Gayle |
| Series | Chameleon Chronicles |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Book View Cafe |
| Year published | 2022-10-24 |
| Number of pages | 378 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
| Note | Unavailable |