Apparently, being forgettable is more dangerous than I thought.
My coworkers call me "Cart Guy". Even my parents forget my name. It's Elias Cooper by the way. My crowning achievement is shelving books for years, and only getting tased by security once—for trespassing at my own job. I've spent most of my life trying to be seen.
Then a vampire tried to eat me and immediately regretted it. Apparently, the supernatural starts to unravel if it gets too close to me. At least that is what Lila—my terrifyingly competent coworker, and as it turns out a mage—says. According to her, I am a walking dead zone for magic. A magical EMP if you will.
That one event throws me into a hidden world of vampires, fey, and magic. For the first time in my life, I'm being remembered by things that want to collect me, kill me, or both.
I'm not exactly action-hero material. I'm five foot seven. But when the supernatural hits the fan, the most forgettable man in Ohio is left holding a shotgun and a survival plan that would be generously called questionable.
For readers who like funny-dark urban fantasy, found family, sarcastic familiars, old laws, and monsters who really should have left the quiet guy alone.
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Joshua Arnold writes funny-dark adult urban fantasy where magic has rules, monsters remember, found family matters, and the quiet guy in the library is probably the problem.By day, he works in cybersecurity, explaining invisible threats to people who would usually rather not believe in them. By night, he writes about vampires, fey, ancient bargains, talking cats, and supernatural disasters hiding in plain sight.His debut novel, Hollowborn Roots, follows Elias Cooper, a forgettable librarian whose absence from the world turns out to be the one thing monsters cannot ignore.When he isn't writing, Joshua is usually reading, overthinking fictional magic systems, spending time with his family, or being monitored by a cat who has made it clear that all success belongs to him.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Apparently, being forgettable is more dangerous than I thought.My parents forget my name. It's Elias Cooper, by the way. My coworkers call me Cart Guy, which is honestly more recognition than I usually get. My crowning achievement Shelving books for years without getting tased by security again, which is apparently a competitive sport around here. I've spent most of my life trying to take up less space than a dust bunny.Then a vampire tried to eat me and immediately regretted it.Turns out, supernatural creatures start to unravel if they get too close to me.Now, for the first time ever, people actually care who I am. Well, monsters do. Lila-my coworker, who is terrifyingly competent at everything and, as it turns out, a mage-yanks me into a hidden world full of vampires, fey, and magic. According to her, I'm a walking deadzone for magic. I ruin spells just by existing.And when the wrong people start noticing what I can do, being invisible suddenly feels less like a curse and more like the only thing keeping me from getting eaten. Or worse-noticed.I'm not exactly action-hero material. I'm five foot seven, my knees are bad, and when the supernatural hits the fan, I'm left holding a shotgun and a questionable plan for survival. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798996273706
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