| Author: | Bruce P. Grether | ISBN: | 9781311906854 |
| Publisher: | Bruce P. Grether | Publication: | January 13, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Bruce P. Grether |
| ISBN: | 9781311906854 |
| Publisher: | Bruce P. Grether |
| Publication: | January 13, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Estes Park, Colorado, 1983: Magick is alive and well in this real-life Shangri-La where a bohemian underground thrives. Kitty Mar and Jimmy Thunder share a special relationship, which is challenged when she meets a Tantrick Cowboy from Texas. A handsome young auto-mechanic named Lance lusts after Beth Gardens, a beauty scarcely old enough to be legal.
A young artist named Paul Goodfellow encounters the Great God Pan, and feels attracted to Dennis Giddings, a sanitation engineer, but he is too uncertain to make his feelings known. The long-empty family home of Jimmy is clearly occupied—the question is, by whom, or what?
A Dragon Prince and his mother embark on a journey to Colorado to find his long-lost father…
All of these happenings are intimately connected—but how?
In this tale of what the author calls “Rocky Mountain Magickal Realism,” the author returns to his personal roots.
Estes Park, Colorado, 1983: Magick is alive and well in this real-life Shangri-La where a bohemian underground thrives. Kitty Mar and Jimmy Thunder share a special relationship, which is challenged when she meets a Tantrick Cowboy from Texas. A handsome young auto-mechanic named Lance lusts after Beth Gardens, a beauty scarcely old enough to be legal.
A young artist named Paul Goodfellow encounters the Great God Pan, and feels attracted to Dennis Giddings, a sanitation engineer, but he is too uncertain to make his feelings known. The long-empty family home of Jimmy is clearly occupied—the question is, by whom, or what?
A Dragon Prince and his mother embark on a journey to Colorado to find his long-lost father…
All of these happenings are intimately connected—but how?
In this tale of what the author calls “Rocky Mountain Magickal Realism,” the author returns to his personal roots.
