As long-time readers of this blog are largely aware, the inevitable Angela Slatter is my write-club buddy and overall font of good writing advice. She’s also launching the third book of her Verity Fassbinder series, Restoration, at a Brisbane Libraries event coming up on Friday night, 6:30 to 7:30pm, at the Brisbane Square Library.
It’s free, but bookings are essential, so you should hie yourself over here to register and make sure theres sufficient cupcakes on hand when we mob the place and get books signed.
Not sure if it’s your thing? Here’s the blurb:
Walking between the worlds has always been dangerous – but this time V’s facing the loss of all she holds dear. Verity Fassbinder thought no boss could be worse than her perfectionist ex-boyfriend – until she grudgingly agreed to work for a psychotic fallen angel. And dealing with a career change not entirely of her own choosing is doing nothing to improve V’s already fractious temper. The angel is a jealous – and violent – employer, so she’s quit working for the Weyrd Council and sent her family away, for their own safety. Instead of indulging in domestic bliss, she’s got to play BFFs with the angel’s little spy, Joyce the kitsune assassin … and Joyce comes with her own murderous problems.
Angela will also be in-conversation with the equally inimitable Kim Wilkins, should you need a little extra incentive.
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