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August 7, 2024 · 7:50 am

🔎 Book Art – Lily: Private Eye

Today I’m featuring one of our characters (who starts off as a secondary character, but becomes more important as the story progresses. (Hint… turns out she has more chemistry with Jenna than the character who was supposed to be the love interest).

🔎 * Lily: Private Eye * 🔍
Distant Horizon Universe

Featuring: Lily Sánchez
Book: Fractured Skies (Distant Horizon #2)
Medium: Daz Studio 4.15 with Iray, and Photoshop CS5
Description: Lily joins the Coalition after a botched mission to collect on a bounty leads to more favorable job benefits with the rebels (and a slightly less guilty conscience).
Originally from Mexico, she spent most of her time as a freelance private eye and mercenary. Her psychic tracking ability allows her to touch an object and see the memories, emotions, and intentions of the people who touched it recently. It’s particularly handy when conducting an investigation or trying to find someone.
Here, she’s on the case…

Use psychic tracking for investigations in Fractured Skies . . .
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👻 Book Art – Whispers from the Ghosts

Today’s book art leans into the horror of the Glitch Saga…

👻 * Whispers from the Ghosts * 👻
Distant Horizon Universe

A young man in a black uniform stands straight against a wall made of exposed muscle. His eyes glow red, as if possessed. Distressed faces stretch from the wall, and a body from the wall has grabbed him by the shoulder and the arm, and whispers into his ear.

Featuring: Tim and the (glitching) Legion Spore
Book: Whispers in the Code (Glitch #1)
Medium: Daz Studio 4.15 with Iray, and Photoshop CS5
Description: The Legion Spore is a horrifying monstrosity of technology created by the Camaraderie of Evil, which blends humans (specifically people with powers) and machine to create a living airship.
But it wasn’t a smooth merge, and the people forced to link into the mainframe (and with each other) didn’t want to be there. A few of the human components remembered fragments of who they had been before, and whenever the Legion Spore glitches, their “ghosts” take over. Their faces and forms appear in its walls, and Tim must fight to control the ship, and his sanity, because those whispers in the code can also whisper in his mind using telepathy.

The madness begins in Whispers in the Code . . .
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(Also available in paperback!)
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(Side note… Whispers in the Code, the first ebook in the Glitch saga, is free! (Though sometimes Amazon raises the price again, it should be free on most retailers). If you like diving directly into the action of a story, have a go at it. But be warned… if you like a slower build up to what’s going on, I’d recommend starting with Distant Horizon or Deceived first.)