P.S. Power
Without Rhythm
language
(Orange Cat Publishing Oct. 19, 2012)
, 1 edition
In the darkest moments, miracles can happen.
After seven years of art school, learning to be a Bard, Pran is kicked out when a prank goes sideways and ends up breaking a friend's leg. Left to fend for herself, all hope gone, she happens upon a helpless woman being attacked and tries her best to stop it.
Breaking a few laws in the process.
Now she has a choice, either learn to be an apprentice Guardian until things settle down, or learn to survive on the streets.
The decision is easy, since eating is far more pleasant than starvation, or so she assumes. Being a Guardian is a lot more than she bargained for however and with each passing day it become far more obvious that something is very wrong with the world.
Because people have started to worship the technologies of the past, and as a Guardian, no matter how new, it's up to her to stop them.
Before they destroy the world.
This is book one in the brand new series from P.S. Power: The Lament.
*It's about right for anyone that enjoyed "The Hunger Games" or finished the "Harry Potter" series. Some adult themes and situations.
After seven years of art school, learning to be a Bard, Pran is kicked out when a prank goes sideways and ends up breaking a friend's leg. Left to fend for herself, all hope gone, she happens upon a helpless woman being attacked and tries her best to stop it.
Breaking a few laws in the process.
Now she has a choice, either learn to be an apprentice Guardian until things settle down, or learn to survive on the streets.
The decision is easy, since eating is far more pleasant than starvation, or so she assumes. Being a Guardian is a lot more than she bargained for however and with each passing day it become far more obvious that something is very wrong with the world.
Because people have started to worship the technologies of the past, and as a Guardian, no matter how new, it's up to her to stop them.
Before they destroy the world.
This is book one in the brand new series from P.S. Power: The Lament.
*It's about right for anyone that enjoyed "The Hunger Games" or finished the "Harry Potter" series. Some adult themes and situations.
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