Explosive Chemistry

by Paige E. Ewing

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Pub Date Nov 21 2023 | Archive Date Dec 31 2023

Sci Fi & Fantasy

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Description

Set 30 years into a hopeful future where fossil fuels are obsolete in Fayetteville, North Carolina, a reluctant spider-kin fortune teller must solve the mystery of who killed four soldiers at Fort Liberty. With not quite enough– or maybe too much– help from an infuriating Fae Colonel, and before her dear friends, an oak goblin doctor and a fairy with a penchant for machine guns, end up as the next victims. Including a neurodivergent main character and a diverse cast of quirky companions, Explosive Chemistry is the second installment of the Liliana and the Fae of Fayetteville series that started with "Precise Oaths."

Set 30 years into a hopeful future where fossil fuels are obsolete in Fayetteville, North Carolina, a reluctant spider-kin fortune teller must solve the mystery of who killed four soldiers at Fort...

Advance Praise

Praise for Precise Oaths (Book 1)

“Precise Oaths is tremendous fun. It’s hard to write a thought-provoking book that’s also fun to read, but Paige pulled it off in spades.” -Angela Knight, New York Times bestselling paranormal romance author

“Liliana is spider-kin–a neurodivergent loner who tells fortunes and longs for connection with others. I was rooting for her right from the start.” -Patrice Sarath, fantasy and romance author

“Some unlikely alliances and Liliana’s abilities give us a rollicking adventure and set the stage for more stories to come.” -Nancy Jane Moore, author of The Weave

Praise for Precise Oaths (Book 1)

“Precise Oaths is tremendous fun. It’s hard to write a thought-provoking book that’s also fun to read, but Paige pulled it off in spades.” -Angela Knight, New York...