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The Flying Woman

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The Flying Woman is a fantasy ebook by Daniel Sherrier. It is book 1 of the Terrific series. It costs $3.99 and is DRM-free. The impossible has become a reality! A masked man possesses extraordinary powers, and he’s using those fantastic abilities to fight crime and pursue justice.

Description

An aspiring actress becomes only the second superhero her world has ever known. The powers are amazing, and the responsibility is terrific ... in every sense of the word.

The impossible has become a reality! A masked man possesses extraordinary powers, and he’s using those fantastic abilities to fight crime and pursue justice. Meanwhile, Miranda Thomas expects to fail at the only thing she ever wanted to do: become a famous star on the stage and screen.

One night, Miranda encounters a woman who’s more than human. But this powerful woman is dying, fatally wounded by an unknown assailant. Miranda’s next decision propels her life in a new direction—and nothing can prepare her for how she, and the world, will change.

The elevator carriage settled, and Miranda expected to find Officer Hoskins somewhere along the well-lit path, ever vigilant as he stood guard over the park. But once the door opened, she saw only a long, vacant stretch of brick surrounded by topiaries and impenetrable darkness. …

Details

Genre / Category

Fantasy

Series Context

Book 1 of Terrific — reading order

  1. The Flying Woman
  2. The Silver Stranger

About the Author

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Daniel Sherrier

Daniel Sherrier writes superhero, fantasy, and science fiction novels. He’s a William & Mary graduate, a former community newspaper writer and editor, and a black belt in Thai kickboxing. And there was that one time he jumped out of an airplane, which was memorable.

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