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Tempest Rising is an novel written by Nichole Peeler. It is the first book in the Jane True series by this author. It follows the life of Jane True as she discovers that she isn't quite human, that supernatural beings exist, and what that knowledge does to her life. In this series, one of her friends, Iris, is a succubus and other minor succubi characters appear as well.
Overview
- Title: Tempest Rising
- Author: Nichole Peeler
- Published By: Orbit Books
- Length: 368 Pages
- ASIN: B002P8N0U2
- ISBN-10: 0316056588
- ISBN-13: 978-0316056588
- Format: eBook, Paperback, Audio and other formats
- Publishing Date: November 1, 2009
Other Works in this series on SuccuWiki
- Tempest Rising
- Tracking the Tempest
- Tempest's Legacy
- Eye of the Tempest
- Tempest's Fury
- TBA
Plot Summary
In the tiny village of Rockabill, Maine, Jane True—26-year-old bookstore clerk and secret night swimmer—has no idea that her absent mother’s legacy is entry into a world populated by the origins of human myths and legends. It is a world where nothing can be taken for granted: vampires are not quite what we think; dogs sometimes surprise us; and whatever you do, never—ever—rub the genie’s lamp.
For Jane, everything kicks off when she comes across a murder victim during her nightly clandestine swim in the freezing winter ocean. This grisly discovery leads to the revelation of why she has such freakish abilities in the water: her mother was a Selkie and Jane is only half human. With this knowledge, Jane soon finds herself mingling with supernatural creatures alternately terrifying, beautiful, and deadly—all adjectives that quite handily describe her new friend Ryu.
When Ryu is sent to Rockabill to investigate the murder, he and Jane fall hard for each other even as they plummet into a world of intrigue threatening to engulf both supernatural and human societies. For someone is killing half-humans like Jane. The question is, are the murders the work of one rogue individual or part of a greater plot to purge the world of Halflings?
Book Review
At the time of this article's entry in the SuccuWiki, no review was available. Tera has purchased this work and will review it as soon as possible.