Voyagers

Written by K.L.Nappier

There could be no unlikelier pair of amateur slueths than Greta Roscoe and the Reverend Aaron Shane. Not because Greta is the most elegant courtesan of St. Louis's high society during the Gay 1890's, and Aaron the city's most self-righteous minister. It's because they're dead.

And because an angelic tutor name Aridite has given them the assignment of solving their own murders:

[the angel said] "The two of you are dead too soon. You can't come forward, you're not prepared ... I need to set you up with a goal to accomplish ..."

If only things in the Afterlife were as simple as they seemed.

Commentary

Trying to define a novel by K.L. Nappier isn't easy. Some call her style "eclectic," others call it "cross over." Moving between genres may keep her novels out of the mainstream, but once you've discovered her, you'll understand why critics think she's one of today's freshest talents writing on the fringes of traditional publishing.

Editorial Reviews

From Gabriel Llanas, DredTales.com: Nappier's excellant writing... outstanding research, plot and characterization make her stand out in the world of independent ...fiction.

From Lesley Mazey, The Eternal Night Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Website: Original and totally addictive ...a highly skilled author: K.L.Nappier is one to watch out for.