Final chapter of Part One of Sylvia’s story has been posted at Reprimands.
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Final chapter of Part One of Sylvia’s story has been posted at Reprimands.
Marine biologist Sylvia Connelly would have loved to have a sea monster to study. Till she became one.
Sylvia lives in the world Mary and Roberto created, where Ireland leads the British Empire in the late 1900s and space travel is routine. Kidnapped to be forced into prostitution but accidentally killed, she wakes under the waters offshore of Puerto Rico a sea monster. Regaining her memories and life on land she sets out for revenge.
Sylvia’s story begins with chapter one – The Awakening.
How did the shapechangers come to be?
Find out in The Demon in the Forest.
In the summer of 1858 Mary and her cohorts in her criminal organization put on the first of what she hopes will become an annual money-maker. Another criminal group decides to take the profits from them.
But the large and efficient Org (as its members call it) has the reputation of being protected by the Cat Lady. Too bad the masterminds of the criminal group didn’t believe it – too bad for them.
This tale is told in The Organization at War.
Almost a year goes by before Sasha gets a chance to fight crime again. Alicia and David fear using Sasha’s powers as a crutch.
However, when a young girl is in terrible danger an open-minded FBI agent asks for help.
Sasha is now an established fashion model, not famous, but getting steady work. Yet she has lost none of her deadly skills. As a crew of bank robbers find out the hard way.
In the aftermath Sasha becomes friends with two Brooklyn Police Department detectives – who at a tavern one evening tell her about a frustrating murder case.
Sasha Canaro achieves the ambition she hatched when she was five years old – to go to the Olympics. She has stretched her abilities for thirteen years and sacrificed much to do this.
Now, however, her abilities are so far beyond those of ordinary humans that it would be unfair to compete with them. Yet many people have made their own sacrifices and spent time, energy, and passion on getting her here. Her conscience will not let her disappoint them.
She must perform in competition this one last time and win without setting any records which mere humans could not surpass. Once she’s done that she can retire from athletic competition.
But disaster strikes in the last few days of the Olympics. Terrorists take hostage several dozen athletes, killing a guard and badly injuring other people. Including her good friend and former Judo competitor Saya.
They should not have done that. Now immortal shapechanger Sasha Canaro has a new ambition.