3 Ergebnisse.

Prophecy can go fulfill itself. Fin Tanner takes a certain pride in the spectacle of his gradual self-destruction, until he meets body piercer Rook Brandymoon. She punctures both his eyebrow and his cocoon of isolation. Fin and Rook bond over a joint, a game of chess, and conversation with Fin's lava lamp, Vesuvius. After one carnal night together, Rook uses Fin to escape her toxic relationship. But the problem with a romance foretold by fate ...

How does prophecy choose its victims? Willow Charm knows how to run. She ran away from the military's paranormal research program, away from the father who made her a test subject. To stay free, she's learning how to hide. The Threshold Elsewhere Following is excellent camouflage for Willow, and her secrets. The hippie commune's leader pushes her to explore her powers and their uncanny connection to technology. Whether she wants to learn, or n...

Prophecies don't end with happily ever after. Fin and Rook never wanted to be heroes in the first place, so it's no wonder they did a sloppy job of it. All the same, they thought they'd earned a bit of downtime by averting the enslavement of the entire human race. And, Willow's return should be the best news imaginable. But it's hard to fit the pieces back together without cutting yourself on the edges. It would be easier with fewer distractio...