(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, October 14, 2014 ) Los Angeles, CA -- When the city of Parole burns, it will take two strange people to find the answers.
Author RoAnna Sylver has introduced us to the wonderful, strange city of Parole, and the people who call it home. She sets the stage for these people with special powers to find the secrets that are hidden within the city, but can they do it? You find that out and more in the amazing story of Chameleon Moon.
The city of Parole is burning. Like Venice slips into the sea, Parole crumbles into fire. And trapped inside is an entire population of people with bizarre, beautiful and terrifying abilities - people who really should not have them. When Regan, an anxiety-ridden hitman with the peeling skin of a lizard meets Evelyn, singer, revolutionary, and unofficial superhero, it's up to them to get to the heart of the mystery of Parole and its quarantined inhabitants. Along with a diverse group of super powered friends, they will evade a deadly totalitarian police force, discover the truth about their entwining pasts, and together find the strength to survive a cataclysmic disaster.
RoAnna Sylver is a performing arts and psychology honors student at Marylhurst, in Lake Oswego, OR. She is passionate about smart, weird stories and positive queer characters, and thinks we need more of both RoAnna is an avid online artist and social justice blogger under the handle "Sylver;" She works as a regularly contributing fiction writer for videogame company Phoenix Online Studios, and has an extensive short-fiction publishing history.
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